Skills & Drills
If you are already classified then our Skills and Drills may be just the thing
you’ve been looking for. Each night our structured practice sessions will focus
on a different element of action pistol shooting. The draw, sight picture,
transitions, movement and reloads are just a few of the topics that we’ll focus
on. It won’t stop there either because you’ll get homework. We’ll send you home
with some drills to work on that if done will reinforce the lessons covered in
class. Bring your normal match equipment, 200 rounds and a willingness to
learn.
Should the event sell out you may register for the waiting
list. In the event of a cancellation participants on the waiting list will be
contacted in the order that they registered.
For the shooter wanting to enter into pistol competition
this 3 hour class will be an introduction to the rules and safety procedures
needed to get started. This is accomplished through a small class size where individual
attention coupled with open communication leads to a solid foundation in the
shooting sports. Classroom topics covered will include safety, equipment, range
procedures, basic rules, basic scoring and what to expect on the range. The
live fire element of the class will expose the new shooter to a basic stage
scenario where the shooter will have a chance to practice what they’ve learned
in a low stress (uncompetitive) environment. The live fire portion of the class
also gives the instructors an opportunity to evaluate and address any safety
issues the student may exhibit prior to participating in a USPSA or IDPA match.
This introduction is designed for intermediate shooters who
are looking to begin participating in action pistol shooting sports. Students
should be knowledgeable with the safety and operation of their pistol and
related equipment. Additionally students should be familiar with using and
drawing from a holster. New shooters not familiar with the above should
contact us to discuss training that will bring you to this level.
Prior to attending it is strongly recommended that students
familiarize themselves with the rulebook that pertains to the sport (USPSA or
IDPA) that they wish to participate in.
Required equipment to bring includes:
- Reliable, modern pistol or revolver.
- A quality holster as described in the relevant rulebook.
- Minimum of 3 magazines (pistol) or 4 speed loaders (revolver) *more is preferred*
- Minimum of 2 magazine carriers (pistol) or 3 speed loader carriers (revolver)
- 100 rounds of quality ammunition. We may not shoot this much but it’s best to have extra.
- Appropriate eye and ear protection
Les Kismartoni
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Terry Brown
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NRA Instructor
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NRA Instructor
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NRA Range Safety Officer
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NRA Range Safety Officer
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USPSA Range Officer
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USPSA Range Officer
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IDPA Safety Officer
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IDPA Safety Officer
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Les@FourLeafTraining.com
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Tbrown@FourLeafTraining.com
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