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Pistol 
Standards

Key Features

  • Core handgun fundamentals

  • Breaking down and isolating shooting mechanics

  • Effective pistol manipulation techniques

  • Purpose-driven shooting drills

  • Reloading principles and execution

  • Optimizing grip and natural bone support

  • Sight alignment and sight picture mastery

  • Draw and retention techniques from an OWB holster

  • Understanding weapon and safety conditions

  • Strong-hand and support-hand shooting skills

  • Diagnosing and resolving common malfunctions


Performance
Pistol Standards

Key Features

 

  • Legal and ethical implications of deadly force

  • Proxemics and understanding violent encounters

  • Fundamentals of shooting and pistol manipulation

  • Concealed carry principles and gear selection

  • Defensive movement and close-quarters engagement

  • Low-light shooting techniques with handheld or weapon-mounted lights

  • Reloading and malfunction management under stress

  • Single-hand and alternative shooting positions

  • Building a hard-target mindset for personal defense

  • Drawing from IWB holsters and returning to concealment

  • Effective engagement zones and situational adaptability

  • Proper interaction with law enforcement during an armed encounter

  • Speed-building drills and motor-skill development

  • Choosing the right firearm, gear, and clothing for concealment


Defensive
Pistol
Standards

Key Features

 

  • Quantifying skills and setting measurable success metrics

  •  Shooter diagnosis and refining techniques

  • Predictive vs. reactive shooting strategies

  • Shot calling and information processing efficiency

  • Developing neuromuscular connections for speed and precision

  • Blending movement with confirmation ranges

  • Target priority theory and engagement tactics

  • Building awareness and cognitive processing in dynamic scenarios

  • Enhancing engagement speed and accuracy across multiple targets

  • Environmental safety considerations and adaptability

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