Location: Route 66 Shooting Sports Park, 15810 Cajon Blvd, San Bernardino, CA 92407

Time: 9am-5pm

Cost: $400

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

o (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)