Practical Shooting 2 is a 3-hour class focused on faster splits, tighter hits and shaving seconds off your stage time. You’ll dive deeper into the fundamentals of practical shooting while working on ways to gain a competitive advantage and improve your hit factor.

Topics Covered:

• Physical Structure, Grip & Vision
• Confirmation Levels
• Target Transitions
• Entries & Exits
• Shooting on the Move
• Stage Planning

What To Know Before You Get Here:

If you have not taken Practical Shooting 1, formerly known as Introduction to Competitive Shooting, contact the instructor before registering at mike@defenderoutdoors.com.

Required Equipment:

• Your own semi-automatic handgun, 9mm to .45 ACP. No revolvers or calibers under 9mm

• Red dots are HIGHLY encouraged but not required

• Belt-mounted Kydex or similar material holster on or forward of the hip. No leather or “sticky” holsters, and no drawing from behind the hip

• 3 magazines or more

• Magazine pouch/holder, at least one

• Appropriate range attire: pants, closed-toe shoes, shooting belt or a sturdy belt

• Appropriate ear and eye protection

• 350 rounds of ammunition minimum. No steel core, steel case or aluminum case ammunition

  NOTE: Round counts may vary.