It is a structured range program that culminates in being able to draw from a concealed holster fire a controlled pair to the thoracic cavity on a target that flips toward you for less than two seconds. Done from 3,5,7,10,15,25 meters. As you get farther back the time increases to give you more time to get a sight picture. Also precision cranio-occular shots were tested. malfunctions clearing and reloads were tested.
The course started at the beginning...it was unique in that it was for the first timer and the seasoned pro. I think this was because they have a strong idea of how things should be done and stuck to it and gave reasons for the way they do it.
The drills were learning the parts to get you to do well for the test. From the three secrets (alignment, focus, trigger control) to shooting from a dropped knee.
Instructors watched and picked out mistakes and told you how to fix a miss.
There were shooting houses with a home invasion scenario where targets pop up and swing in.
There was a man on man shooting contest.
My screw ups were a dying flashlight during the night shooting. Jamming my finger clearing a type 3 malfunction. Doing the hot brass boogie when I got an ejected shell down my shirt. And pulling out a magazine pouch during the emergency reload test.
I highly rec. the training.
