In this two day "Instructor - Level" class each student will walk through how to navigate running a pistol mounted optic on your handgun. Students will understand the advantages and disadvantages of a red dot, how to negotiate obstacles like water/fog/mud, and build confidence in the use of your optic. If you are a Firearms Instructor looking to build an optics program for your department or new to a red dot, this course will give you the tools and resources to confidently carry.

 

Topics Covered:

• Use of optic or suppressor height sights 

• Advantages and disadvantages of a red dot

• Zeroing procedures

• Overcoming obstacles

• Acceptable sight picture

• Trigger management  and (3) trigger pulls

• One handed operations

• Shooting on the move

• Low and no light with a red dot

• Use of cover

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Materials Needed:

• 1200 rounds of pistol 

• Pistol w/ red dot mounted (does not need to be zeroed)

• Handheld or Weapon Mounted flashlight

• Holster and magazine pouch

• (3) Magazines minimum

• Pen and notepad

• Snacks and water

• Sunscreen | Hat | Weather Gear

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Prerequisite: at least one of the following must be met:

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 -Must have completed at least a Pistol 1 class from a reputable company, OR must be proficient in draws, reloads and malfunctions (*class is fast paced)​

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-Military, Law Enforcement or Corrections Officer (certified, former or retired)