Tactical Pistol Club
Range & Weapon rentals
Ammo Purchase
ENJOY THE PRIVILEGE
The Tactical Pistol Club is a monthly handgun training session that is run similar to law enforcement In-service training. Each new student will be evaluated on their first session and taught basic weapon handling, the draw, and presentation.
The sessions always start with fundamental shooting drills to perfect your basic shooting and then progress to basic self-defense gun-fighting skills. Each instructor is Law Enforcement or NRA trained and certified.
We progress during each training day from static to dynamic drills. You will not be shooting from a booth or standing in place all day. Our instructors are constantly developing new drills to train you. This is not a take one-time course. This is a venue for you to come and train on a regular basis.
We welcome you to attend each session but we accept that you will come when you can and will do our best to give our all even if you come only a few times a year. I recommend that you come 3-4 times a year. We make it affordable so you’ll come back. If you train only once a year there will be many months of skill losing time. We keep your training curve high. We will make you the best hand gunner you can be.
CLUB MEMBERSHIP
Each club member will be assessed the non-refundable start up fee. The fee covers targets, backers, range equipment and initial training session.
Tactical Pistol Club Membership
Reduced Club Membership Rate for Sworn LEO's
EQUIPMENT
It is important that all shooters be ready for tactical pistol training. The following is the basic equipment that you will need.
- Appropriate Handgun Calibers Used for Self Defense
Pocket pistols need belt hip holsters. 22 pistols are ok but holsters are required. You should have at least two spare magazines. Preferred calibers: 380, 9MM, 40S&W, 45 ACP, 38 SPECIAL. If you have large full-size handguns bring those first. There is quite a bit of skills practice and full-size / larger handguns shoot better. - Fitted Belt Holster & Belt
- 200 Rounds of Ammunition
- Eyes & Ears Protection
- Appropriate Clothing for Weather
We do not postpone training due to rain or snow unless it poses a dangerous risk or the park is closed. Clothing should be comfortable with good footwear for movement. No slippers, open toe, and the like. Long pants, hats, and sunglasses recommended. For the colder months coats and jackets that fit well and provide room to move freely. sunscreen and insect repellant are recommended.
