The goal of this course is to provide students with a solid foundation in the basic knowledge of revolver safety, revolver shooting fundamentals, and defensive shooting skills. It is designed for the most common defensive revolver, the J frame, but revolvers with up to 4" barrels are welcome as well. A number of topics will be covered. se include but not limited to:
• Safe handling of firearms
• Basic components of double-action revolvers
• Operation of a double-action revolver
• Working with a natural defensive stance
• Two-Handed and single-handed engagements
• Finding your balance of speed and precision
• Reloading your revolver
• Clearing common revolver stoppages
• Progressive shooting drills
• Clearing common revolver stoppages
• Progressive shooting drills
Skill Level
All Levels
Prerequisites
None
Round Count
300
Gear List
• Open Mind
• Modern, serviceable centerfire revolver (38 Special, .357 Magnum, .327 magnum, .44 Special, 9mm, .45 ACP, .45 Long Colt, .22LR (for beginners and those with hand strength issues))
• Eye & ear protection
• Sturdy holster that facilitates one handed holstering
• 200 Rounds of ammo
• Factory-fresh ammo only - absolutely no reloads or specialty ammo
• 2 Speedloaders or speed strips
• Dual speedloader carrier is optional but recommended
• Comfortable clothing appropriate for weather.
• Hydration system or bottled water
• Shoes - comfortable with sufficient support to permit a full range of motion
• Sturdy belt
NOTE:
The following holsters and carry styles are not permitted:
• Fabric holsters that can collapse when the firearm has been drawn
• Blackhawk Serpa and similar holsters which require the use of the index finger to deactivate a retention device will not be used in our classes.
The only exception will be for Law Enforcement & Military issued types of holsters for duty use.
