voodoo_man
5 December 2016, 13:42
"Shoot at a pace that guarantees 100% accuracy in operational settings, provides reliable shot to shot assessment and that endangers no innocent parties on scene"
Wayne Dobbs
http://i.imgur.com/m41FWvW.jpg
"The shotgun excels at handling pistol distance problems."
D.B.
http://i.imgur.com/5mf2YlI.jpg
Summary
This class was posted on pistol-forum and having never taken a course outside of department mandated training on shotgun implementation, this was a must attend class. The bonus is that it was split up into a two day pistol first and shotgun second day type class. First day Wayne Dobbs ran the students through a very specific course of fire designed to provide the best way of figuring out what specific fundamentals the student needed to work on while providing advanced concepts, integrating movement and complex problem solving. The pistol portion of the class focused on running drills and going through the process of self discovery, specifically focusing on time and marksmanship problems. All of this while maintaining proper muzzle control and safety awareness. The title of "First Responder" is not just for the LEO who shows up responding to a priority call, it is also for the CCW citizen who gets in the fight. The shotgun portion focused on creating, building and automating shotgun operation while solving a target problem within the limitations of the systems available.
Read the full AAR here -> http://www.vdmsr.com/2016/12/aar-hits-first-responder-pistol.html
Wayne Dobbs
http://i.imgur.com/m41FWvW.jpg
"The shotgun excels at handling pistol distance problems."
D.B.
http://i.imgur.com/5mf2YlI.jpg
Summary
This class was posted on pistol-forum and having never taken a course outside of department mandated training on shotgun implementation, this was a must attend class. The bonus is that it was split up into a two day pistol first and shotgun second day type class. First day Wayne Dobbs ran the students through a very specific course of fire designed to provide the best way of figuring out what specific fundamentals the student needed to work on while providing advanced concepts, integrating movement and complex problem solving. The pistol portion of the class focused on running drills and going through the process of self discovery, specifically focusing on time and marksmanship problems. All of this while maintaining proper muzzle control and safety awareness. The title of "First Responder" is not just for the LEO who shows up responding to a priority call, it is also for the CCW citizen who gets in the fight. The shotgun portion focused on creating, building and automating shotgun operation while solving a target problem within the limitations of the systems available.
Read the full AAR here -> http://www.vdmsr.com/2016/12/aar-hits-first-responder-pistol.html