Red Dot Pistol 2

Pistol mounted optics are much more than just a sighting system; they can actually aid a shooter in diagnosing improper manipulation of the gun. They also greatly enhanced a shooter’s ability to “call” their shots. Your optic is trying to “talk” to you, but must be able to understand the language, which is exactly what we do in this 3 hour course. In this class, we go over dot tracking and how this can aid in diagnosing inefficiencies in our grip. We also discuss how the optic allows shooters to “call” shots because we will not always have the luxury of being able to see a black bullet hole on a clean white paper target. Every time we manipulate the weapon, your optic is going to “talk” to you; it’s important to learn how to “listen” and decipher what it’s telling you so that we can get the most out of this valuable sighting system and continue to place accurate rounds on target.

Prerequisites:
Law abiding US citizen
Completion of Red Dot Pistol 1

Student Packing List:
An open mind
Note taking material
A reliable handgun with slide mounted Red Dot Optic
Holster (OWB, IWB, or AIWB is fine, NO SERPA, off-body, cross-draw, ankle, or small of back permitted)
3 magazines
Magazine pouch
250 Rounds of ammunition (available for purchase at our range)