Trident Concepts

Everyday Carry: Cold Performance Meets Dynamic Shooting
2026-08-29 08:00 - 2026-08-30 17:00 (America/Chicago) | Casa Grande PD Range, 2766 South Isom Rd, Casa Grande, AZ, 85122, United States
Register here: Everyday Carry: Cold Performance Meets Dynamic Shooting
Simon Golob and I are teaming up to bring you a focused, performance-driven training experience built for real-world concealed carry. Simon will lead students through the principles of cold, on-demand performance, emphasizing technical excellence, accountability, and the ability to deliver precise hits without warm-up—because that’s how defensive shootings actually happen. Students will be tested, measured, and coached to raise their baseline performance under realistic pressure.
I’ll build on that foundation by taking those standards into motion. My block focuses on drawing from concealment while moving, managing space, creating angles, and making accurate hits on the move. You’ll work forward, rearward, and lateral movement, shoot from compromised positions, and learn to keep control of the gun and the muzzle while your feet are doing real work. The goal is to make sure your performance doesn’t fall apart the moment you have to move to solve a problem.
Together, we’re delivering Everyday Carry: Cold Performance Meets Fighting While Moving—a course that bridges measured, accountable shooting performance with the realities of dynamic, real-world defensive problems. From the draw to the last shot, this training is about making reliable hits when you’re not warmed up, not standing still, and not on your terms.
On-Demand Performance (Pistol)
Most shooters perform their best only after they’ve had time to warm up. In the real world, that luxury doesn’t exist. Defensive shootings—whether for law enforcement or armed citizens—demand cold performance: the ability to deliver accurate, accountable hits on demand, with no rehearsal and no do-overs.
On-Demand Performance (Pistol) is Pistol-Training.com’s flagship course, designed to build exactly that skill set. This class focuses equally on technical excellence and the ability to perform on demand, under realistic conditions. You will be tested to establish your current performance level, and the training will be tailored to help you raise your baseline—not just your “good day” performance.
In this one-day version of the course, Simon Golob will cover the core concepts and practices needed to build reliable, repeatable shooting performance, including:

Building and maintaining technical shooting standards
Understanding and improving cold performance
Measuring performance with objective tests
Identifying individual performance gaps and fixing them
Hitting low-probability targets efficiently and on demand
Managing pressure without relying on artificial warm-ups

This is not a beginner class. Students must already have solid gun handling and marksmanship fundamentals. At a minimum, students must be able to draw and re-holster safely and must pass a pre-test of five shots on a 3×5 card at 5 yards, with no time limit.
If students cannot meet these safety and accuracy requirements at the start of the course, they will not be allowed to continue in live-fire training.
Students will also have the opportunity to test for the FAST coin or FAST pin.
This course is ideal for the shooter who already has the fundamentals of marksmanship, but wants to become faster, more efficient, and more accountable at hitting difficult targets—without relying on warm-up reps to get there.
Instructor Bio:
Simon Golob (SLG) is a retired law enforcement officer who began his career with the NYPD in 1998 and later entered federal law enforcement after September 11th, supporting the Global War on Terror. Over his career, he served as a patrol officer, investigator, firearms instructor, assaulter, and sniper, deploying multiple times to Africa and the Middle East, including four tours between Afghanistan and Iraq, with experience in tactical operations, protective missions, and instruction. While serving on a full-time federal tactical team, he developed a detachment-wide firearms and CQB program and trained with numerous law enforcement and military special operations units as well as leading private training schools. SLG’s primary focus is performance-oriented concealed carry, and he was instrumental in the development of the modern AIWB holster and its derivatives. An accomplished competitor, he has placed highly at national matches, including 1st at Steel Nationals and back-to-back 3rd place finishes at the Bianchi Cup, and has won multiple rifle and 2-gun competitions.
Simon can be reached through his website at Pistol Training.com
Dynamic Shooting from Concealed
Most range training happens from a static position: feet planted, stable stance, clean sight picture. Real defensive encounters don’t work that way. In the real world, standing still creates risk, and movement is often what buys you time, angles, and space to solve the problem.
Dynamic Shooting from Concealed is a handgun course focused on building the ability to draw, move, and make accurate hits at realistic defensive distances. The emphasis is on making movement support your shooting—rather than degrade it—by learning how to manage balance, footwork, and muzzle control under pressure.
In this class, students will work on the practical skills needed to fight with a concealed handgun while in motion, including:

Drawing from concealment while moving
Forward, rearward, and lateral movement
Shooting from compromised or uneven positions
Managing space and creating angles
Maintaining awareness while engaging targets
Keeping control and accountability while your feet are moving

Training is built around real-world defensive problems. Threats do not wait for you to get set, square up, or plant your feet. You may need to move to access cover, create an angle, or break contact—and you still need to make accountable hits while doing it.
This is not a beginner class. Students should already have solid handgun fundamentals and be safe, competent gun handlers. The focus is not on teaching basic marksmanship, but on applying existing skills under movement and pressure.
This course is performance-driven. The emphasis is on control, accountability, and effective hits while in motion—making sure your shooting holds up when the problem requires you to move, not stand still.
Required Gear

Carry pistol, 9mm
1000 rounds of training ammunition
5 x pistol magazines
Range attire: long pants, comfortable shirt, athletic shoes and ball cap
Basic loadout: rigid belt, quality holster, magazine pouches and dump pouch (optional)
Wrap around ballistic eye protection
Hearing protection
Water, snacks, sunscreen and appropriate inclement weather clothing
Firearms cleaning kit and quality lubrication
Notebook and pencil
Open mind

*Students are welcome to use RDS equipped pistols, but must ensure they are properly zeroed. Recommended zero distance is 25 yards for optimal performance, but regardless students must know their impacts at ranges from 0-25 yards.

Duty Pistol | MA
2026-09-08 08:00 - 2026-09-09 17:00
Course Description:
Duty Pistol (204) is a two-day intermediate pistol performance course for military and law enforcement personnel only who want measurable improvement, not just more trigger time. The course is built around improving specific, observable shooting behaviors under time pressure and positional constraints using duty pistols equipped with pistol mounted optics (PMO) and carried in approved retention holsters.
Training focuses on five core performance components: body position, crush grip, sight management, trigger control, and follow-through. Each block isolates one or two of these skills, applies controlled pressure, and uses short, graded drills to drive adaptation. Students are evaluated for both speed and accuracy from contact distance out to 50 yards (range permitting).
The curriculum emphasizes quality repetitions, immediate feedback, and rapid correction cycles. Students will confirm and manage PMO zero, shoot on the move, work from and around cover, shoot one-handed, and solve positional problems. A primary objective is to identify individual performance limits, apply targeted corrections, and re-test until measurable improvement is achieved.
This is a performance course. Every drill has a standard. Every rep has a purpose. Every block ends with adjustment and re-test.
What You’ll Train

PMO zero confirmation and point-of-impact management (0–50 yards)
Crush grip and recoil control for improved dot stability
Visual management and shot-to-shot predictability
Trigger control and follow-through at speed
Positional shooting: standing, kneeling, prone, supported, improvised
Shooting on the move (forward, rearward, lateral)
One-handed shooting (strong and support hand)
Working from and around cover
Performance diagnostics and sustainment planning

Who This Course Is For

Military and law enforcement personnel using duty pistols with PMO
Shooters who want accountability, standards, and real performance change
Students who want to understand why they miss and how to fix it

Gear List:

Duty pistol with a red dot sight* (WML optional)
1,000 rounds of training ammunition
50 rounds of duty ammunition
5 x pistol magazines (8 magazines for single stacks)
5 x inert training rounds
Range attire: long pants, comfortable shirt, athletic shoes and ball cap
Basic loadout: tactical belt, duty holster (level 2 or 3 retention), magazine pouches, dump pouch & IFAK (optional)
Handheld flashlight
Multi-tool device
Wrap around ballistic eye protection
Hearing protection
Water, snacks, sunscreen and appropriate inclement weather clothing
Firearms cleaning kit and quality lubrication
Notebook and pencil
Open mind

*Students using a PMO should have a rough zero. Recommended zero distance is 25 yards for optimal performance, but regardless students must know their impacts at ranges from 0-50 yards.

Tactical Rifle 2 | TX
2026-09-12 08:00 - 2026-09-13 17:00 | TX | UpTex Shooting Range, 30°00'41.6"N 97°15'37.2"W
Register Now for Tactical Rifle 2

Course Description:
The Tactical Rifle 2 (203) is a 2-day intermediate rifle course designed to equip the modern rifleman with shooting skills necessary for close range urban defensive settings. In this intermediate rifle course, students learn essential rifle skills & standards from 5 to 50 yards. Close range shooting will focus on speed, while mid-range shooting will focus on accuracy. Students will constantly be exposed to challenging drills designed to shoot under pressure. Subjects covered include: proper zeroing procedures, shooting positions, gun handling and combat marksmanship. A major objective of the Tactical Rifle 2 is the ability to mount the rifle quickly to deliver effective fire at urban distances measured against time and accuracy standards. Additional subjects include shooter diagnostics, surgical shooting, movement, use of cover and ammunition management.
Gear & Equipment:

AR15/M4 rifle/carbine
Adjustable rifle sling
Red dot sight or low powered variable optic
Defensive pistol
1,000 rounds of factory rifle ammunition (500 rounds minimum)
50 rounds of factory pistol ammunition
5 x rifle magazines minimum
5 x inert rifle training rounds
2 x pistol magazines
Range attire: long pants, comfortable shirt, athletic shoes and ball cap
Elbow/knee pads or shooting pad (optional)
Basic loadout: rigid belt, on the waistband (OWB) holster, magazine pouches and dump pouch
Chest rig capable of holding 4 rifle magazines
Handheld flashlight
Multi-tool
Clear/tinted wrap around ballistic eye protection
Hearing protection
Water, snacks, sunscreen and appropriate inclement weather clothing
Firearms cleaning kit and quality lubrication
Notebook and pencil
Open mind

Course Prerequisites:
Basic Rifle 1 or similar. The below drills are suggested as minimum skill requirements to meet the prerequisites. All drills are shot starting from the low ready position of at least 45 degrees downward. The recommended target is the TRICON TCT-MK4 available from Action Target or TRICON B8 printable target.

Rifle Standards Alpha: at the 25 yard line, fire 10 rounds (9 reload 1) in 15 seconds or less. Must be below par and score 70/100 points or higher.
Rifle Standards Hotel: at the 25 yard line, fire 4 rounds, go kneeling and fire 2 rounds 12 seconds or less. Must be below par with no more than one miss.
Rifle Standards Juliet: at the 100 yard line, fire 10 rounds from any position in 60 seconds or less. Must be below par and score 70/100 or higher.

Registration fee does not include any associated range fees.

Want to see other classes coming up this year? Check out the Class Schedule.

Collapsed Distance: Pistol and Rifle in Close Quarters
2026-10-03 08:00 - 2026-10-04 17:00 | TX | UpTex Shooting Range, 30°00'41.6"N 97°15'37.2"W
Register here: Collapsed Distance: Pistol and Rifle in Close Quarters
Collapsed Distance: Pistol and Rifle in Close Quarters is a performance-driven training experience built for fights that happen at bad distances and in tight spaces. Taught by Craig Douglas of ShivWorks and Jeff Gonzales, this course blends entangled, close-quarters pistol problem-solving with extreme close-range rifle application. This course balances duty pistol work at entangled distance and extreme close-quarters rifle application. Both live in the same space where time is short, distance is bad, and decisions matter more than drills. Students will learn to manage space, access and control their weapons under pressure, and deliver accountable hits when posture, balance, and distance are working against them. The focus is not on drills, but on decisions and execution that hold up when things get compressed and messy. If you want training that goes beyond square-range comfort and prepares you for real close-range problems, this course delivers.
Craig’s work is built around what actually happens at contact distance. He focuses on access to the weapon, retention, managing an opponent in your space, and solving the problem when shooting looks nothing like a square-range exercise. The emphasis is on recognizing the problem early, making the right decision, and executing mechanics that still work when you’re crowded, off-balance, or tied up.
I’ll take those same performance standards and apply them to the rifle at close and transitional distances. The rifle can solve hard problems fast, but only if you can manage space, control the gun, and keep accountability when things are compressed and moving. This block focuses on running the rifle where most people avoid training with it: tight spaces, awkward positions, and distances where timing and discipline matter more than speed.
Together, this course is about performance that transfers. Not drills for their own sake. Not theory. It’s about building skills that hold up when distance collapses, plans fall apart, and you still have to solve the problem with the tool in your hands.
Duty Pistol Extreme Close Quarters
Most gunfights don’t start at clean distances with time to think. They start close. Sometimes inside arm’s reach. When that happens, the problem is no longer “shooting.” It’s access to the weapon, control of space, and staying functional while someone is trying to stop you.
Craig Douglas’s ShivWorks curriculum is built around that reality. His work focuses on entangled and close-quarters pistol problems—where perception, decision-making, and timing matter as much as mechanics, and where many range-trained solutions fail.
In this block, students will work on the core problems that show up in real close-range encounters, including:

Recognizing close-range threat cues and problem states
Accessing the pistol under pressure and in contact
Retention and entangled shooting positions
Managing an opponent inside your workspace
Solving weapon-based problems when posture, balance, and distance are compromised

This is not a beginner class. Students are expected to be safe, competent gun handlers with solid fundamentals. The focus here is not marksmanship for its own sake. The focus is problem-solving at bad distances—where the sequence is perception, decision, then execution, and where the cost of getting it wrong is high.
The training is designed around what actually fails in real encounters and how to build responses that hold up under pressure. Each block is aimed at producing usable behavior, not just good reps on the range.
Instructor Bio
Craig Douglas (a.k.a. “SouthNarc”) is the founder and lead instructor of ShivWorks, a defensive training organization built around solving violent, close-range problems that traditional range drills don’t address. He retired from law enforcement after 21 years of service, much of it in narcotics and SWAT, where he encountered violent, unpredictable contact-distance interactions firsthand. Since 2003, Craig has taught worldwide; throughout nearly all 50 U.S. states, in multiple foreign countries, and to federal, state, and local agencies as well as military units on entangled shooting, close quarters engagement, and functional self-defense. His curriculum emphasizes problem recognition, realistic solutions, and functional skill transfer. Craig’s work is grounded in real experience and built to prepare students for encounters when space collapses and decisions must be effective.

Extreme Close-Range Rifle
Rifles solve problems fast; but close to people, walls, and obstacles, they also create problems fast. Most shooters never learn to run a rifle where space is tight, positions are compromised, and timing matters more than comfort.
This block focuses on extreme close-quarters and transitional-distance rifle work. The goal is not to look dynamic. The goal is to stay in control of the gun, manage space, and deliver accountable hits when the environment is working against you.
Students will work on:

Managing the rifle in tight spaces and crowded angles
Shooting from compromised and non-standard positions
Maintaining muzzle discipline and positional control under movement
Solving close-range and transitional distance problems with the rifle
Keeping performance standards when balance, posture, and timing are degraded

This is performance-driven pistol and rifle training. Each block is built around specific behaviors, clear outcomes, and feedback that protects rep quality. The focus is on what you need to see, decide, and do—and when—so the rifle remains an asset instead of a liability in close quarters.

Required Gear

AR15/M4 rifle/carbine
Adjustable rifle sling
Red dot sight or low powered variable optic
Duty pistol
250 rounds of factory rifle ammunition
250 rounds of factory pistol ammunition
3 x rifle magazines minimum
3 x pistol magazines
Range uniform: long pants, comfortable shirt, athletic shoes and ball cap
Basic loadout: rigid belt, quality holster, magazine pouches and dump pouch (optional)
Wrap around ballistic eye protection
Hearing protection
Water, snacks, sunscreen and appropriate inclement weather clothing
Firearms cleaning kit and quality lubrication
Notebook and pencil
Open mind

Active Shooter Readiness | TX
2026-10-17 08:00 - 2026-10-18 17:00 | TX | UpTex Shooting Range, 30°00'41.6"N 97°15'37.2"W
Register Now for Active Shooter Readiness Course
Course Highlights

Draw and fire from concealment with precision under strict time constraints
Use cover and concealment effectively to minimize exposure and increase survivability
Engage while moving—advancing, retreating, and performing lateral movement drills
Make accurate long-range shots at 25–50+ yards, replicating real distances in schools, malls, or large public spaces
Establish defensive positions and maintain control of the scene until law enforcement arrives
Communicate safely and clearly with first responders under stress*
Render immediate lifesaving aid, including bleeding control and casualty management, when safe to do so*

* where time and location allow
Training Methods
Instruction combines live-fire exercises, scenario-based simulations, and stress-inoculation drills to enhance decision-making, accuracy, and composure. Each scenario reinforces judgment, accountability, and lawful use of deadly force.
Outcome
By course completion, participants will have the situational awareness, tactical ability, and post-incident response skills necessary to act decisively and responsibly in an active shooter attack.

Required Gear

Duty or carry pistol (minimum three magazines)
Concealed-carry holster (safe, secure, and right for your firearm)
1,000 rounds of primary pistol ammunition
Optional backup pistol with 100 rounds
Quality gun belt and mag pouches
Eye and ear protection (wrap-around ballistic lenses recommended)
First Aid Kit (IFAK) with tourniquet and bleeding control supplies
Cleaning kit & quality lubrication
Weather-appropriate clothing and footwear
Notebook, and writing materials
Water, snacks, sunscreen, and personal gear

Course Prerequisites
This is an advanced-level course. Students must show high level of safety, strong firearm handling and marksmanship fundamentals before attending.

Prior formal pistol training (intermediate or advanced level) with a recommended 1,000+ rounds of recent live-fire experience
Proven ability to safely draw from concealment and engage targets accurately under time pressure (students may elect to train from open carry)
Familiarity with cover usage, reloads, and malfunction clearance
Demonstrated ability to safely shoot, move, and communicate on a live-fire range while following complex instructions
Must have a valid concealed carry permit or equivalent law enforcement/military credentials

Tactical Pistol 2 or similar. The below drills are suggested as minimum skill requirements to meet the prerequisites. All drills are shot using primary carry firearm from the holster. The recommended target is the TRICON TCT-MK4 available from Action Target or TRICON B8 target.

Pistol Standard Xray 2; at the 25 yard line, draw and fire 6 rounds, reload and go kneeling to fire 4 rounds in 15 seconds. Must be below par and score 70/100 or higher.
Pistol Standard Bravo; at the 10 yard line, draw and fire 10 rounds (9 reload 1) in 15 seconds. Must be below par and score 70/100 or higher.
Pistol Standard Romeo; at the 25 yard line, from the holster fire 10 round with a 20 second par time. Must be below par and score 70/100 or higher.

Registration fee does not include any associated range fees.
Want to see other classes coming up this year? Check out the Class Schedule.

Active Shooter Readiness | NJ
2026-10-24 08:00 - 2026-10-25 17:00 | NJ | Linden Police Firearms Training Range, 1 Range Road, Linden, NJ, 07036, United States
Register Now for Active Shooter Readiness
Restricted to Law Enforcement/Military Only
Course Description:
Our 2-day Active Shooter Readiness (404) is an advanced, high-intensity firearms training course designed for concealed carriers, law enforcement, first responders, security professionals, and responsible armed citizens who may face a deadly force encounter during an active shooter event.
Designed for real-world violence, this course emphasizes active shooter readiness through surgical shooting, dynamic movement, long range hand-gunnning, cover use, and time-compressed decision-making. Students build the technical and mental skills needed to perform under extreme pressure and respond decisively, lawfully, and effectively to protect and preserve innocent lives.
Course Highlights

Draw and fire from concealment with precision under strict time constraints
Use cover and concealment effectively to minimize exposure and increase survivability
Engage while moving—advancing, retreating, and performing lateral movement drills
Make accurate long-range shots at 25–50+ yards, replicating real distances in schools, malls, or large public spaces
Establish defensive positions and maintain control of the scene until law enforcement arrives
Communicate safely and clearly with first responders under stress*
Render immediate lifesaving aid, including bleeding control and casualty management, when safe to do so*

* where time and location allow
Training Methods
Instruction combines live-fire exercises, scenario-based simulations, and stress-inoculation drills to enhance decision-making, accuracy, and composure. Each scenario reinforces judgment, accountability, and lawful use of deadly force.
Outcome
By course completion, students will have the situational awareness, tactical ability, and post-incident response skills necessary to act decisively and responsibly in an active shooter attack.

Required Gear

Duty or carry pistol (minimum three magazines)
Duty or concealed-carry holster (safe, secure, and right for your firearm)
1,000 rounds of primary pistol ammunition
Optional backup pistol with 100 rounds
Quality gun belt and mag pouches
Eye and ear protection (wrap-around ballistic lenses recommended)
First Aid Kit (IFAK) with tourniquet and bleeding control supplies
Cleaning kit & quality lubrication
Weather-appropriate clothing and footwear
Notebook, and writing materials
Water, snacks, sunscreen, and personal gear

Course Prerequisites
This is an advanced-level course. Students must show high level of safety, strong firearm handling and marksmanship fundamentals before attending.

Prior formal pistol training (intermediate or advanced level) with a recommended 1,000+ rounds of recent live-fire experience
Proven ability to safely draw from concealment and engage targets accurately under time pressure (students may elect to train from open carry)
Familiarity with cover usage, reloads, and malfunction clearance
Demonstrated ability to safely shoot, move, and communicate on a live-fire range while following complex instructions
Must have a valid concealed carry permit or equivalent law enforcement/military credentials

Tactical Pistol 2 or similar. The below drills are suggested as minimum skill requirements to meet the prerequisites. All drills are shot using primary carry firearm from the holster. The recommended target is the TRICON TCT-MK4 available from Action Target or TRICON B8 target.

Pistol Standard Xray 2; at the 25 yard line, draw and fire 6 rounds, reload and go kneeling to fire 4 rounds in 15 seconds. Must be below par and score 70/100 or higher.
Pistol Standard Bravo; at the 10 yard line, draw and fire 10 rounds (9 reload 1) in 15 seconds. Must be below par and score 70/100 or higher.
Pistol Standard Romeo; at the 25 yard line, from the holster fire 10 round with a 20 second par time. Must be below par and score 70/100 or higher.

Registration fee does not include any associated range fees.
Want to see other classes coming up this year? Check out the Class Schedule.

Active Shooter Readiness | AZ
2026-11-21 08:00 - 2026-11-22 17:00 | AZ | Ben Avery Shooting Facility, 4044 W Black Canyon Blvd, Phoenix, AZ, 85086, United States
Register Now for Active Shooter Readiness
Course Description:
Our 2-day Active Shooter Readiness (404) is an advanced, high-intensity firearms training course designed for concealed carriers, law enforcement, first responders, security professionals, and responsible armed citizens who may face a deadly force encounter during an active shooter event.
Designed for real-world violence, this course emphasizes active shooter readiness through surgical shooting, dynamic movement, long range hand-gunnning, cover use, and time-compressed decision-making. Students build the technical and mental skills needed to perform under extreme pressure and respond decisively, lawfully, and effectively to protect and preserve innocent lives.
Course Highlights

Draw and fire from concealment with precision under strict time constraints
Use cover and concealment effectively to minimize exposure and increase survivability
Engage while moving—advancing, retreating, and performing lateral movement drills
Make accurate long-range shots at 25–50+ yards, replicating real distances in schools, malls, or large public spaces
Establish defensive positions and maintain control of the scene until law enforcement arrives
Communicate safely and clearly with first responders under stress*
Render immediate lifesaving aid, including bleeding control and casualty management, when safe to do so*

* where time and location allow
Training Methods
Instruction combines live-fire exercises, scenario-based simulations, and stress-inoculation drills to enhance decision-making, accuracy, and composure. Each scenario reinforces judgment, accountability, and lawful use of deadly force.
Outcome
By course completion, students will have the situational awareness, tactical ability, and post-incident response skills necessary to act decisively and responsibly in an active shooter attack.

Required Gear

Duty or carry pistol (minimum three magazines)
Duty or concealed-carry holster (safe, secure, and right for your firearm)
1,000 rounds of primary pistol ammunition
Optional backup pistol with 100 rounds
Quality gun belt and mag pouches
Eye and ear protection (wrap-around ballistic lenses recommended)
First Aid Kit (IFAK) with tourniquet and bleeding control supplies
Cleaning kit & quality lubrication
Weather-appropriate clothing and footwear
Notebook, and writing materials
Water, snacks, sunscreen, and personal gear

Course Prerequisites
This is an advanced-level course. Students must show high level of safety, strong firearm handling and marksmanship fundamentals before attending.

Prior formal pistol training (intermediate or advanced level) with a recommended 1,000+ rounds of recent live-fire experience
Proven ability to safely draw from concealment and engage targets accurately under time pressure (students may elect to train from open carry)
Familiarity with cover usage, reloads, and malfunction clearance
Demonstrated ability to safely shoot, move, and communicate on a live-fire range while following complex instructions
Must have a valid concealed carry permit or equivalent law enforcement/military credentials

Tactical Pistol 2 or similar. The below drills are suggested as minimum skill requirements to meet the prerequisites. All drills are shot using primary carry firearm from the holster. The recommended target is the TRICON TCT-MK4 available from Action Target or TRICON B8 target.

Pistol Standard Xray 2; at the 25 yard line, draw and fire 6 rounds, reload and go kneeling to fire 4 rounds in 15 seconds. Must be below par and score 70/100 or higher.
Pistol Standard Bravo; at the 10 yard line, draw and fire 10 rounds (9 reload 1) in 15 seconds. Must be below par and score 70/100 or higher.
Pistol Standard Romeo; at the 25 yard line, from the holster fire 10 round with a 20 second par time. Must be below par and score 70/100 or higher.

Registration fee does not include any associated range fees.
Want to see other classes coming up this year? Check out the Class Schedule.
