Staccato Ranch

Monthly NSCA Shoot - December 2024
2024-12-21 08:00 - 17:00 UTC | Staccato Ranch, 1275 Co Rd 233, Florence, TX, 76527, United States
Monthly NSCA shoot at Staccato Ranch in Florence, TX
Shoot starts at 8 am and lunch is included!
Register on Scorechaser – https://app.scorechaser.com/tournament-C0JMVN1wBC1VK4
Main Event – 100 Targets – $95 per shooter
Cedar Ridge Main – 100 Targets – $95 per shooter
5-Stand – 50 Targets – $55 per shooter
20 Gauge on Cedar Ridge Course – 50 Targets – $50 per shooter
28 Gauge on Skyline Course – 50 Targets – $50 per shooter
High Overall

Event Address:
Staccato Ranch
1275 Co Rd 233
Florence, TX 76527

Weekly Member Course with Ben Clark
2024-12-21 10:00 - 12:00 UTC
Exclusive Course for Staccato Ranch Members
Join us on Saturdays from 10 am – 12 pm for a members-only course with Ben Clark. Classes are first-come first-serve and will be limited to 10 students per course.
Please register here.
Each week will feature a new discipline/topic. Courses will cover pistol basics, red dot basics, shooting and moving, concealed and open carry, and various other areas of focus.
What to Bring:

Pistol and belt with holster preferred (limited rentals available)
100-200 rounds of ammunition (available for purchase at Clubhouse)
Weather and range-appropriate clothing (pants, close-toed shoes, long sleeves preferred)
Eye and ear protection (rentals available)

Instructor: Ben Clark – Staccato Ranch
Ben Clark is Head of Training at Staccato Ranch. Ben is an experienced competitive shooter and seasoned firearms instructor. Ben leads pistol training for civilian shooters of all experience levels and law enforcement personnel. Ben has trained under and taught multiple classes with former USMS SOG Tactical Operations Commander Mike Benbow.

Weekly Member Course with Riley Kropff
2025-01-02 17:00 - 18:00, 2025-01-09 17:00 - 18:00, 2025-01-16 17:00 - 18:00 UTC
Exclusive Course for Staccato Ranch Members
Join us on Thursdays from 5-6 pm for a members-only course with Riley Kropff. Classes are first-come first-serve and will be limited to 10 students per course.
Please register here.
Each week will feature a new discipline/topic. Courses will cover pistol basics, red dot basics, shooting and moving, concealed and open carry, and various other areas of focus.
What to Bring:

Pistol and belt with holster preferred (limited rentals available)
100-200 rounds of ammunition (available for purchase at Clubhouse)
Weather and range-appropriate clothing (pants, close-toed shoes, long sleeves preferred)
Eye and ear protection (rentals available)

Instructor: Riley Kropff
Riley Kropff grew up around guns. His father is a former law enforcement officer and always taught Riley the value of firearms and proper gun safety. Riley has been hunting since a young age and got into competition shooting in 2015 when he was 14 years old. He immediately fell in love with the idea of competing with firearms. Over his time thus far in shooting sports, he has competed in matches not only across the nation but also around the globe. He won his first national title early in 2019 and earned his first gold medal at the 2019 Rifle World Championship in Sweden. He plans to continue shooting, along with helping and teaching new students of the sport, and can’t wait to see what the future holds.

2-Day Red Dot Pistol Transition Course with Randy Tweedy
2025-01-06 08:00 - 2025-01-07 17:00 UTC
Exclusive training course for Unlimited Members. Limited spots available – first come, first serve.

Freedom Member's Night
2025-01-31 18:30 - 20:30, 2025-02-28 18:30 - 20:30, 2025-03-28 18:30 - 20:30 UTC
Register here – Sign up for Freedom Member’s Night
Join us for Freedom Members Night from 6:30-8:30 pm at the Staccato Ranch Clubhouse.
Exclusive to Freedom Members (formerly Unlimited Members) – Must be a Staccato Freedom Member to attend. Member +1 guest allowed.
This is an opportunity to meet fellow Freedom Members. Enjoy music, heavy hors d’oeuvres, cocktails, and some optional light shooting with the Staccato Ranch team.

Baer Solutions - Pistol LVL 1
2025-02-22 00:00 - 23:59 UTC
Baer Solutions – Pistol LVL 1
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This is a level 1 pistol course that will stress fundamentals, and most importantly providing the “how” and the “why” in addition to what you are trying to accomplish throughout the training day.
By the end of the day each shooter will know where they are at and what to work on as you go forward in your training. This is not a course where you will just be led through drills and told what you are doing wrong. Here we will work on fixing them based on what works for you. Identifying your deficiencies and giving you the tools to improve is the end state of the class. We will progress from fundamentals to multiple target transitions.

This class is meant as an intro to pistol shooting and is considered a level one class. We will cover the fundamentals for the majority of the day and focus on diagnosing the shooter’s individual problems to ensure progress.

The class will receive a safety brief, medical plan, loading unloading procedures, range rules, and of course filling out waivers before we begin.

The program of instruction for the day will begin with a standards test, fundamentals, actions such as scanning after an engagement, and progress into multiple target engagements.

Students can use a concealed carry holster or an outside the waistband. Duty belts are recommended if that is what you primarily use.

If a student wishes to use a single stack pistol, have the ability to carry 3 magazines on you, in addition to your loaded magazine.

Minimum round count is 550 for pistol, and as always, more ammo is better.

Once you are registered for this class you will receive a pre-class questionnaire to fill out and return and your class packing list.

Introduction to the Sport of Sporting Clays
2025-02-22 09:00 - 11:30 UTC
Introduction to the Sport of Sporting Clays
Saturday, Feb 22nd | 9-11:30 am | Register Here
Learn about the sport of Sporting Clays with instructors Jay Krug, Joe Klein, and Ray Bacon. This course includes classroom and range time.
Please note: This is not a class for people who are “brand new” to shooting a shotgun or have never shot at a clay target. This class is for those who have at least shot at clays recreationally or been to a sporting clay course before and want to learn more about the sport of sporting clays or get a better feel for how to approach sporting clays and shoot better on the course.
When: Saturday, Feb 22nd
Where: Staccato Ranch
Cost: Free to Members | $65 for non-members
What’s Included: Instruction & 50 Clays | Ammo is NOT included – you can bring your own shells or buy what you need at the Staccato Ranch Clubhouse.
Only 12 slots available! Save your spot here and pay when you arrive – Register Now
What You’ll Learn:
If you have ever wondered what it would be like to compete in a Sporting Clays tournament, come join us on February 22 from 9:00-11:30 am at Staccato Ranch. Our team of Shotgun legends will show you everything you need to know to start competing.
We will cover a host of topics ranging from:

Safety
The different shotgun sports (sporting clays, skeet, trap, five stand)
How to enter a tournament
What happens during a tournament
Types of targets you will be shooting
Scoring
Written and ‘unwritten’ rules
Associations

We will start in the Staccato Ranch classroom, then spend most of the morning out in the field shooting a practice event for fun where we will follow all the protocols and scoring, just like you would in a competition. By the end of the class, we hope you will have enough knowledge and experience to enter a charity event or a registered shoot with more confidence.

Baer Solutions - Pistol LVL 2
2025-02-23 00:00 - 23:59 UTC
Baer Solutions – Pistol LVL 2
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This is a level 2 pistol course that will stress fundamentals, and most importantly providing the “how” and the “why” in addition to what you are trying to accomplish throughout the training day.
By the end of the day each shooter will know where they are at and what to work on as you go forward in your training. This is not a course where you will just be led through drills and told what you are doing wrong. Here we will work on fixing them based on what works for you. Identifying your deficiencies and giving you the tools to improve is the end state of the class. The class will be split into two segments. Morning we will work on barricades followed by a stress shoot, after lunch we will do all moving and shooting.

This LVL 2 class is meant as an intermediate to advanced class for pistol shooting. We will cover the fundamentals for a brief part of the day before training on movement, barriers, and pie-ing off angles.

The class will receive a safety brief, medical plan, loading unloading procedures, range rules, and of course filling out waivers before we begin.

The program of instruction for the day will begin with a standards test, fundamentals, movement to static positions, continuous movement, barriers, working angles, and finish off with a stress shoot. The majority of this day will be spent moving and shooting.

Students can use a concealed carry holster or an outside the waistband. Duty belts are recommended if that is what you primarily use. Note that this is not a concealed carry course specifically.

If a student wishes to use a single stack pistol, have the ability to carry 3 magazines on you, in addition to your loaded magazine.

Minimum round count is 550 for pistol, and as always, more ammo is better.

Once you are registered for this class you will receive a pre-class questionnaire to fill out and return and your class packing list.

February NSCA Registered Shoot
2025-02-23 08:00 - 14:00 UTC
Break Your Heart Valentine’s NSCA Shoot
Saturday, Feb 23rd – 8am
Join us for our February NSCA shoot at Staccato Ranch. The event starts at 8 am and lunch will be provided.
Please register on Scorechaser – Register Here
Cedar Ridge Course – 100 Targets | $95
Skyline Course – 100 Targets | $95
5-Stand – 50 Targets | $50
20 Gauge – 50 Targets | $50
28 Gauge – 50 Targets | $50
High Over All – $0

CTT Solutions - Performance Pistol
2025-02-28 00:00 - 23:59 UTC
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.

CTT Solutions - Performance Carry
2025-03-01 00:00 - 23:59 UTC
Performance Carry
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This training is Mike and Pat’s signature course.
It is a fast-paced course designed to give attendees not only the technical, but the practical understanding of the effective employment of their pistol from a covert concealed location. The metric of evaluation is the MEC (Marksmanship Evaluation Course) as found on the website.
The goals of this course:
• to safely make the student an extremely competent legal concealed pistol carrier (civilian, law enforcement or military)
• provide a foundation of drills and concepts for the student to maintain his/her skills at their own range.
This course is geared toward all civilian, law enforcement and military personnel involved in detective work, undercover operations, covert surveillance operations, V.I.P. protection details, as well as every day off-duty or legally permitted carry.
This is the next evolution of the CTT-Solutions Covert Carry course that has been taught for the last 6 years. The new curriculum puts a premium on movement in the form of turns as well as traditional shooting while moving. There will also be an emphasis on multiple targets and strict accountability of marksmanship all while putting a heavy emphasis on high performance gun handling skills from concealment.
All shooting will be from 10-25 yards, and outside of sight-zero verification and one string on one drill, all shooting will begin facing away from the target at either 90 or 180 . Curriculum is built around a non-compensated, optics mounted handgun with a 4.9” barrel or less because that is what the overwhelming preponderance of people carry for work or EDC and is also the size of most duty guns.
The Performance Carry Course is different. It has progressively difficult marksmanship challenges that require you to execute what we call “Marksmanship in application, not in isolation”. By putting a premium on movement at the draw, shooters will increase their skill at rapidly accessing and applying a firearm with high levels of accuracy, while moving. All courses of fire will begin facing away from the target, require movement, and include low percentage shots and no shoot targets. Distances will be from 7-25 yards with 90% at 10-25yds.
The use of a firearm for defensive purposes is rarely done from a static position, braced, waiting for a 3 second delay, and with the garment you specifically picked because it’s the easiest one to clear. We change all the above but the garment. As for the garment, we highly encourage bringing several different ones, so the shooter can learn how to work beyond any clothing limitations.
The course will require:
· 750 rounds of ammunition
· Serviceable handgun of 9mm or larger caliber
· Pistol Mounted red/green dot Electro-Optical sight (highly recommended but not required)
· Electronic hearing protection (safety requirement)
· Concealment holster (no duty rigs with shirt over it unless you’re LE and that’s your duty setup)
· Multiple common garments that the shooter wears
· 4 magazines and minimum of 1 mag carrier (no pocket carry of magazines allowed)

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.

Staccato 101 & 102 with Mike Benbow
2025-03-01 08:00 - 2025-03-02 17:00 UTC
Members-only course. Register Here – Sign up for Course
This 2-day course is structured to introduce you to the 2011 platform, how to maintain it, and how to maximize its potential.
Staccato 2011 Level 1 Fundamentals Course
Day 1 is a level 1 course for current and prospective Staccato 2011 owners who want to develop a better understanding of the 2011 platform, care and maintenance of the 2011, and the fundamentals of employing the 2011. Upon completion of the course, all attendees will possess the skills needed for owning, maintaining, and operating a 2011 pistol.
Staccato 2011 Level 2 Fundamentals Course
Day 2 is a level 2 course for students who want to continue to build upon the skills learned in level 1 and gain an advanced level of proficiency with a handgun. This course will focus on advanced drills to increase proficiency with a handgun including target transitions, reloads, target acquisition, increasing draw speed, etc. Advanced techniques such as shooting on the move and improvised shooting positions will also be trained and discussed. Students will leave with an advanced level of proficiency in multi-target engagements, speed draws and reloads, shooting on the move and improvised shooting positions.
Classes will begin at 8 am at Staccato Ranch: 1275 Co Rd 233, Florence, TX 76527, USA.
Water will be provided, please bring any snacks or specialty drinks you may need or desire (no alcohol allowed before or during training). A lunch break will be provided and will be announced by the instructor.
Dress for range should be comfortable clothing and weather-specific. If it rains, we will still train so bring rain gear if you require it, sunscreen and hats for hot sunny weather are recommended.
We will discuss range safety and rules, discuss the 1911/2011 platform, disassemble and assemble the 2011, discuss carrying options, dryfire, and do static firearms training.
Student needs to be able to stand for long periods of time. If you require special accommodations or have questions concerning the course, please email us at training@staccato2011.com
Total class time is around 8-9 hours.
Cost

Freedom Members – No Cost
Patriot Members – $400 for both days

Required Student Provided Items:

Ballistic eye protection
Hearing protection
Staccato 2011
Belt
3 magazines with mag carrier for at least one
Holster
800+ rounds of ammunition for the weekend
Any item needed for environmental conditions.

Please Note:

Base Proficiency Requirement: While this is a beginner’s course, you must have a base level of proficiency. This includes being able to load & unload your pistol and be comfortable learning how to wear and draw from a holster. Staccato 102 will require movement, so you must be physically able to handle some dynamic movement.
Pre-Class Check-In: Our training team will be available throughout the week to provide a pre-class check-in to make sure you are qualified. Please stop by the ranch or call our team to ensure that you are proficient enough to take the course. Mike Benbow will be available the Friday before the course to help set up belts, holsters, and answer any questions you have before the class.
Limited Space: Space is limited, but we will be offering additional courses throughout the year. If you are unable to secure a spot in this course, there will be more opportunities in the near future to attend a Staccato 101 & 102 course.

Your Instructor:
Mike Benbow
Staccato’s Director of Training Mike Benbow recently retired from the United States Marshals Service as the Tactical Operations Commander for their Special Operations Group (SOG). Mike spent 25 years in the Marshals and 21 years in SOG. During his tenure as SOG Cadre, Mike was responsible for the shooting and entry programs as well as overseeing Tactical Operations. He participated in and lead missions across the United States and its territories as well as several overseas deployments to Iraq, Afghanistan and other counties abroad.
Prior to his time in the US Marshals, Mike served as a uniformed Sheriff’s Deputy, a Narcotics Detective and a United States Border Patrol Agent.
Mike was instrumental in the adoption of the Staccato 2011 by SOG and has 20 years of experience shooting, carrying, and instructing with the 1911/2011 platform. Mike’s passion for all shooting disciplines carried throughout his career and continues today.

Women's Intro to Sporting Clays with Colette Owen
2025-03-01 09:00 - 12:00 UTC
Women’s Intro to Sporting Clays with Colette Owen
Saturday, March 1st – 9 am | Register Here

What to Expect
Join master class shooter and NSCA All-American Colette Owens for a womens-only introduction to the sport of sporting clays. This class is geared towards women who are interested in shooting shotgun for fun or interested in getting into sporting clays.
Colette will teach you everything you need to know to get into shooting sporting clays – safety, different gun types, etiquette, ammo types, gear, what to wear, and how scoring works. The class will start with classroom instruction and culminate with real-time shooting on the range. You’ll learn how to mount the shotgun correctly, load your shotgun, and practice with live rounds on our sporting clay course.
*Class is limited to 5 seats to make sure each student gets the most possible from the class.

Cost

Freedom Member – $50
Patriot Member – $75
National Members or Non-Members – $150

What’s Included

One box of shotgun shells (12 ga or 20 ga)
Staccato T-Shirt
Demo Shotguns provided by Syren

Class Agenda
9:00 am – 10:00 am | Classroom Instruction
The class will start in the Ranch Clubhouse with an overview of the sport of sporting clays. Colette will cover everything you need to know to feel comfortable on the sporting clay course. Topics covered will include safety, gun types, etiquette, ammo types, gear, what to wear, and how scoring works.
10:15 am – 12:00 pm | Range Time
The class will move to the sporting clay course where you’ll practice on trap, learn how to mount a shotgun correctly, how to load and eject shells and spend valuable time practicing with live fire.

Instructor
As a child, Colette watched as her father bird hunted and traveled to trap shooting tournaments across the country. In 2007, she joined her first sporting clays league in North Dakota and won the league final. Her passion for clay shooting then grew, and she joined the NSCA in 2010. That very same year she won high lady at the North Dakota state shoot and went on to win the 2015 Sporting Clays World Shoot in her class.
In 2019, Colette took her shooting to a new level and began training under the internationally renowned coach and shooter, Dan Carlisle. She has since become a master-class shooter/competitor and placed on NSCA All-American teams.
Endorsed by her coach and mentor, Dan Carlisle, Colette now provides expert shotgun instruction to all ages and shooting abilities. She currently resides in the Dallas/Fort Worth area and teaches throughout North and Central Texas.

CTT Solutions - Deep Concealment Pistol
2025-03-02 00:00 - 23:59 UTC
CTT Solutions – Deep Concealment Pistol
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Deep Concealment Pistol
We will explore the two most important skill requirements when employing a micro-compact pistol for defensive purposes. These two critical requirements are:
-extremely refined and efficient grip
-acquiring that grip from concealment, properly, rapidly, and consistently
We will push the distances from 5 to 25 yds with progressively more challenging targets; the addition of movement; and more aggressive time standards.
This approach will demonstrate the tremendous capabilities of those handguns, despite some dimensional challenges.
This course will be shooter and gun specific, with individual instruction, repetition, and challenging courses of fire.
This methodology is well vetted and routinely used to achieve technique and skill refinement in the most efficient manner.
The course is the culmination of 2 years and 25k rounds of experience shooting multiple different micro-compact models. That was executed with various optic and iron sight setups for the micro size category of guns, which are currently the best sellers nationwide.
These include P365. G42/43x/48, Springfield Hellcat, Canik MC9, and Arex Delta M. The performance capabilities of these small guns are vastly understated and underappreciated, and they are often looked at as a 70% solution vs a mid, or full-size handgun.
This course is for those who routinely carry them and desire to take their skills to the next level.
Course requirements:
• Handgun in caliber 9mm or larger comparable in size to a G43x/48 or P365 (if you want to shoot a .380, contact us for gun suitability)
• Kydex holster
• 1 magazine pouch intended for concealment
• Minimum 4x magazines of 10 round capacity or more, or 6 magazines if less than 10 rd capacity)
• Belt suitable for concealment (Tenicore Zero belt is the standard in my opinion)
• Minimum of 500 rds. of training ammunition with a recommendation of 750 rds. (we will easily go through 500 rds. and that is with a max round count per drill of 4rds without a reload and 6 with a reload)
• Electric hearing protection
• Eye protection (colored for sun protection and clear for cloudy conditions)
• Clothing suitable for the weather
• Maintenance and logistic support for your firearm and optic (cleaning supplies, tools, and batteries)

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.

Wednesday Night 5 Stand League (Members Only)
2025-03-05 16:30 - 18:30, 2025-03-19 16:30 - 18:30, 2025-04-02 16:30 - 18:30 UTC
Members Only Wednesday Night 5 Stand League
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Compete in Annie Oakley with fellow Staccato Ranch members in the Wednesday Night 5 Stand League. The league will be held on the first and third Wednesday of each month, starting March 5th.
Cost: $20
Food and drinks will be provided

Member Course with Ben Clark
2025-03-06 22:00 - 23:00, 2025-03-20 17:00 - 18:00, 2025-04-03 17:00 - 18:00 (America/New_York)
Exclusive Course for Staccato Ranch Members
Join us every other Thursday for a members-only course with Ben Clark. Courses are first-come first-serve.
Class Size: 4
Please register here.
Each week will feature a new discipline/topic. Courses will cover pistol basics, red dot basics, shooting and moving, concealed and open carry, and various other areas of focus.
What to Bring:

Pistol and belt with holster preferred (limited rentals available)
100-200 rounds of ammunition (available for purchase at Clubhouse)
Weather and range-appropriate clothing (pants, close-toed shoes, long sleeves preferred)
Eye and ear protection (rentals available)

Instructor: Ben Clark – Staccato Ranch
Ben is an experienced competitive shooter and seasoned firearms instructor. Ben leads pistol training for civilian shooters of all experience levels and law enforcement personnel. Ben has trained under and taught multiple classes with former USMS SOG Tactical Operations Commander Mike Benbow.

Members Only - Skills and Drills with Pat Dougherty
2025-03-08 00:00 - 2025-03-09 23:59 UTC
Members-only course. Register Here – Sign up for Course
In Pat’s two-day course you will receive customized coaching structured to improve your pistol shooting. This course will introduce you to the 2011/1911 platform and cover the advantages and limitations of shooting with red dots.
This course will build on the established basics with dynamic drills to improve accurate target engagement, target transitions, and refine your holster draw technique for speed and accuracy.
You are welcome to train with a quality concealed carry holster that secures the firearm properly and covers the trigger guard. *Strong side or appendix only (no cross-draw or shoulder holsters).
Required Student Provided Items:

Ballistic Eye Protection
Hearing Protection
Properly Functioning Pistol (No Revolvers Please)
Sturdy Belt
Holster
3 Magazines with magazine carrier for at least one
800+ rounds of ammunition for the weekend
Any item needed for environmental conditions

Classes will begin at 8 am at Staccato Ranch: 1275 Co Rd 233, Florence, TX 76527, USA.
Water will be provided, please bring any snacks or specialty drinks you may need or desire (no alcohol allowed before or during training). A lunch break will be provided and will be announced by the instructor.
Dress for range should be comfortable clothing and weather-specific. If it rains, we will still train so bring rain gear if you require it, sunscreen and hats for hot sunny weather are recommended.
We will discuss range safety and rules, discuss the 1911/2011 platform, disassemble and assemble the 2011, discuss carrying options, dryfire, and do static firearms training.
Student needs to be able to stand for long periods of time. If you require special accommodations or have questions concerning the course, please email us at training@staccato2011.com
Pat’s Background:
Active Police Sergeant with 21 years of service with the Long Beach Police Department. He is currently a swat team leader, and range master. Prior to joining the department, he served six years active duty as a Marine infantryman.
Patrick is currently a swat sergeant and team leader, with 16 years of experience as a sniper, entry team member, explosive breacher, and EMT. He has numerous POST certifications, and real-world experience in patrol, swat, and plain clothes operations. He has conducted hundreds of swat missions including dignitary protection, ship boarding/water operations, high-risk warrant service, hostage rescue, and fugitive apprehension.

March NSCA Registered Shoot
2025-03-09 08:00 - 17:00 UTC
Lucky Clays NSCA Shoot at Staccato Ranch
Saturday Mar 9th | 8 am
Join us for our March NSCA registered shoot at Staccato Ranch. The event starts at 8 am and lunch will be provided.
Targets set by Dan Carlisle and Jay Krug.
Please register on Scorechaser – Register Here
Cedar Ridge Course – 100 Targets | $95
Skyline Course – 100 Targets | $95
5-Stand – 50 Targets | $50
20 Gauge – 50 Targets | $50
28 Gauge – 50 Targets | $50
High Over All – $0

Freedom Members Only - Shooting on the Move Course with Todd Jarrett
2025-03-21 00:00 - 23:59 UTC
Overview:
This 1 day class of shooting with movement will test your skills from 3yds to 25yds on the move. This class will push the student in different types of strategies for defense and/or competition. This class is designed for LE Agencies, Military, and action shooters.
Topics covered in this course include:

Covering all the fundamental issues that will be needed to properly shoot on the move.
Understand how speed up and slow down for proper accuracy on targets at correct distance.
Advancing and retreating targets.
How to build the correct program for shooting on the move. Your training!
The importance of terrain while shooting on the move.
The good and bad with holsters, pouches ammunition and footwear.
Understanding how to move around props on the range.
Red dots version Iron sights.
Test to end.

Required Student Supplied Items:

Properly functioning pistol(no revolvers please).
1000 rounds of ammunition.
Eye and ear protection.
4 hi-cap magazines. (More than 10rds+)
Minimum of 2 magazine pouches.
A holster, no appendix or shoulder holsters for this class.
Cleaning kit.

Additional Details:
Course will begin in a classroom setting at Staccato Ranch. Water will be provided, please bring any snacks or specialty drinks you may need or desire (no alcohol allowed before or during training).

8am start in classroom at 1275 County Road 233 in Florence TX 76527.
Total class time is around 8-9 hours per day.

Range portion of training will be at the Ranch at Staccato’s new facility located at 1275 County Road 233 in Florence Texas 76527.
Dress for range should be comfortable clothing and weather specific. If it rains, we will still train so bring raingear if you require it, sunscreen and hats for hot sunny weather is recommended.
Student needs to be able to stand for long periods of time. If you require special accommodations or have questions concerning the course, please email us at training@staccato2011.com
Your Instructor:
Todd Jarrett
Todd Jarrett is a 4 time World Champion and 16 time US National Champion in the action shooting sports for nearly 40 years. He brings plenty of diversity in handguns, carbine, shotgun, PDW and bolt guns throughout his career. With over 6 million rounds fired in his lifetime he bring plenty of knowledge to his students with all the current training techniques. He’s has travel the World teaching Government agencies, Law Enforcement and Elite Military over the past 30 plus years. Working with the firearms industries in developing everything from firearms, ammunition, sighting devices, holsters, training programs, range development, and years of television.
Currently works for Staccato, Federal Ammunition, CCI, C-More Systems and Hoppe’s. He brings plenty of stories to entertain the entire class. This will be a fun and safe class.

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2-Day Shooting on the Move Course with Todd Jarrett
2025-03-22 00:00 - 2025-03-23 23:59 UTC
Overview:
This 2 days class of shooting with movement will test your skills from 3yds to 25yds on the move. This class will push the student in different types of strategies for defense and/or competition. This class is designed for LE Agencies, Military, and action shooters.
Topics covered in this course include:

Covering all the fundamental issues that will be needed to properly shoot on the move.
Understand how speed up and slow down for proper accuracy on targets at correct distance.
Advancing and retreating targets.
How to build the correct program for shooting on the move. Your training!
The importance of terrain while shooting on the move.
The good and bad with holsters, pouches ammunition and footwear.
Understanding how to move around props on the range.
Red dots version Iron sights.
Test to end.

Required Student Supplied Items:

Properly functioning pistol(no revolvers please).
1000 rounds of ammunition.
Eye and ear protection.
4 hi-cap magazines. (More than 10rds+)
Minimum of 2 magazine pouches.
A holster, no appendix or shoulder holsters for this class.
Cleaning kit.

Additional Details:
Course will begin in a classroom setting at Staccato Ranch. Water will be provided, please bring any snacks or specialty drinks you may need or desire (no alcohol allowed before or during training).

8am start in classroom at 1275 County Road 233 in Florence TX 76527.
Total class time is around 8-9 hours per day.

Range portion of training will be at the Ranch at Staccato’s new facility located at 1275 County Road 233 in Florence Texas 76527.
Dress for range should be comfortable clothing and weather specific. If it rains, we will still train so bring raingear if you require it, sunscreen and hats for hot sunny weather is recommended.
Student needs to be able to stand for long periods of time. If you require special accommodations or have questions concerning the course, please email us at training@staccato2011.com
Your Instructor:
Todd Jarrett
Todd Jarrett is a 4 time World Champion and 16 time US National Champion in the action shooting sports for nearly 40 years. He brings plenty of diversity in handguns, carbine, shotgun, PDW and bolt guns throughout his career. With over 6 million rounds fired in his lifetime he bring plenty of knowledge to his students with all the current training techniques. He’s has travel the World teaching Government agencies, Law Enforcement and Elite Military over the past 30 plus years. Working with the firearms industries in developing everything from firearms, ammunition, sighting devices, holsters, training programs, range development, and years of television.
Currently works for Staccato, Federal Ammunition, CCI, C-More Systems and Hoppe’s. He brings plenty of stories to entertain the entire class. This will be a fun and safe class.

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Freedom Members Only - HAVOC Steel Challenge at Staccato Ranch
2025-03-29 09:00 - 13:00 UTC
Match starts: March 29, 2025 @ 9:00 AM
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This is a match for Staccato Ranch Freedom members only.
The Staccato Ranch “HAVOC Steel Challenge” is an outlaw match consisting of 3 stages with a wide variety of different static steel shot from multiple positions.
We will be hosting this match monthly and have a scoreboard posted in the unlimited lounge at the Staccato Ranch.

Trident Concepts - Tactical Pistol 2
2025-04-05 00:00 - 2025-04-06 23:59 UTC
Trident Concepts – Tactical Pistol 2
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Course Description:
The Tactical Pistol 2 (201) is a 2-day intermediate pistol course designed to equip the modern gunfighter with shooting skills necessary for close range defensive settings. In this intermediate pistol course, students learn the essential pistol skills from 0 to 25 yards. Close range shooting will focus on speed, while distance shooting will focus on accuracy. Students regularly face challenging drills under pressure to evaluate knowledge and application. Subjects covered include combat marksmanship, holster drawstroke, gun handling and multiple threats. A major class objective for Tactical Pistol 2 is a rapid drawstroke to deliver accurate fire at close ranges, measured against time and accuracy standards. Additional subjects include shooter diagnostics, movement, strong hand only and ammunition management.
Gear & Equipment:

Duty pistol, 9mm (red dot sight optional*)
1,000 rounds of training ammunition
5 x pistol magazines (8 magazines for single stacks)
5 x inert training rounds
Range attire: long pants, comfortable shirt, athletic shoes and ball cap
Basic loadout: rigid belt, on the waistband (OWB) holster, magazine pouches and dump pouch (optional)
Handheld flashlight
Multi-tool device
Wrap around ballistic eye protection
Hearing protection
Water, snacks, sunscreen and appropriate inclement weather clothing
Firearms cleaning kit and quality lubrication
Notebook and pencil
Open mind

*Students are welcome to use RDS equipped pistols, but must ensure they are properly zeroed. Recommended zero distance is 25 yards for optimal performance, but regardless students must know their impacts at ranges from 0-25 yards.
