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Advanced Defensive Pistol Training - Phase II
This class is the next step for shooters who have want to learn and practice the skills to defend themselves with confidence by learning to reload quickly under stress, clear malfunctions, and shoot from behind cover. Not a beginner's class, ADP II begins where ADP I leaves off with a review of safety and the lawful use of deadly force. It then progresses to advanced techniques and different self-defense scenarios. Advanced techniques will include close contact, weak-handed shooting. Self-defense scenarios will require split-second decision making. Students will shoot 250-300 rounds of ammunition during this rigorous, 7-hour course. Prerequisites: Satisfactory completion of Deliberate Defense ADP Phase I, or NRA Personal Protection Inside the Home, or NRA Personal Protection Outside the Home. A functioning semiautomatic handgun with at least three magazines, strong-side holster, and magazine holder.
- Firearms Safety – Rules and expectations
- Use of Deadly Force Criteria
- Firearm Manipulation Proficiency Evaluation
- Reloads
- Tactical Reloads (Why, When, How)
- Speed reloads (Why, When, How)
- Dry Fire Practice
- Live Fire
- Precision Accuracy Drills
- Slow fire to a specific point on target
- Hero to Zero Drill
- Drawing from a holster
- Dry Practice
- Live Fire (SDR and Failure Drills)
- Start slow and then increase speed
- Distance shooting
- Know your limitations.
- Start close and move back 3 yards at a time until you can no longer get accurate hits.
- Multiple Target Engagement
- Box Drill
- El Presidente (2+2+2, speed reload, 2+2+2)
- Shooting with Movement
- Tactical Movement
- Left, right, forward, and backward
- Pivots
- Positional Shooting
- 3 types of kneeling
- Prone
- Roll over prone
- In and around vehicles
- Shooting through glass
- From driver and passenger seat
- One piece at a time under a car
As Much More as Time Allows
TBD 2012 Class Registration