CTT Solutions – Performance Pistol

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Performance Pistol-

This course is a combination and an evolution of the previous action pistol and LE pistol courses taught by CTT-Solutions that emphasize what are the three most critical parts of action shooting:

• Vision
• Grip
• Movement

The curriculum puts a premium on proven shooting, and movement techniques, and employs applicable drills to demonstrate and refine those skills.

It is a movement-based course so nearly all the shooting will be executed with a minimum of 90° turns and most drills will involve multiple movement and setup stages.

The gun handling and marksmanship requirements will be challenging by using timers, distance, target availability, vision barriers, and movement. With those factors, we will exercise, explore and refine high performance shooting skills.

It is sport shooting based and since combative shooting and sport shooting are essentially the same skillsets, just with different applications, the LE/civilian blend makes it even more beneficial for both LE and civilians attending.

At specified times during the course, you will be highly encouraged to go at an exploratory pace to see your true capabilities, at true maximum speed. That concept will be explained in detail and demonstrated.

The big 3 takeaways from the course will be a refined and actionable understanding of:

1. Target focus

2. Consistent and durable grip

3. Movement and setup strategies

Student requirements:

Intermediate to advanced level of skill. Load, reload, malfunctions and moving with a firearm safely are a must.

· Minimum 750 rds. of ammunition (1 day) 1500rds (2 day)

· Belt mounted holster and at least 2 magazine pouches.

· Minimum of four 15+ capacity magazines, 8, less than 15 rd. magazines

· Oil and any necessary weapons maintenance equipment.

· Electronic hearing protection

· Clear and tinted eye protection

· Clothing suitable for the weather

Mike’s Background:

Former member of the 1st SFOD-D; instructor to the Federal Air Marshal Service (serving as the Head Range Instructor at the F.A.M.S. School) and as the Chief In-Service Instructor at the Seattle Field Office of the F.A.M.S. training; Skills and experience taught and utilized during protection operations in Iraq; refined training for a course taught to high-level Special Operations Forces assets prior to high threat deployments involving covert operations.