Course Description – Student Overview

Precision Pistol – Law Enforcement Marksmanship is an intensive one-day, 8-hour in-service firearms course focused on developing disciplined, accountable pistol marksmanship for sworn law enforcement officers. This course emphasizes precision over volume, reinforcing the responsibility for every round fired while operating under duty-relevant conditions.

This course can be taken with a duty rig or fully concealed. 

Students will refine core pistol fundamentals—grip, stance, sight management, and trigger control—while applying them to realistic law-enforcement scenarios. Training progresses from baseline accuracy and zero confirmation to draw-to-first-shot precision, extended-distance shooting, reduced target zones, movement, positional shooting, and decision-making under stress. Officers will be challenged to maintain accuracy while managing time pressure, cognitive load, and use-of-force considerations.

This course will better prepare students for real world situations that require high with no margin for error. 

Student Requirements & Equipment List

Students attending Precision Pistol are required to arrive fully equipped and prepared for an 8-hour training day conducted primarily on the range. All equipment must be serviceable and safe. 

Required Shooting Equipment

 • Duty pistol or concealed carry handgun 

 • Duty holster or concealment holster

 • Must fully cover the trigger guard

 • Must allow safe re-holstering

 • Minimum of three (3) magazines

 • Magazine carriers (duty or concealment)

 • Duty belt or concealment belt

 • 500 rounds of ammunition 

 • Eye protection 

 • Ear protection (electronic recommended)

Recommended / Strongly Encouraged Equipment

 • Spare handgun (backup weapon system)

 • Spare magazines

 • Spare batteries (optics, weapon lights, electronic ear pro)

 • Red dot optic adjustment tools (if applicable)

 • Basic tools

 • Multi-tool or small tool kit

 • Optic adjustment tool

 • Sight tool (if applicable)

 • Lubricant and basic cleaning supplies

 • Notebook and pen

 • Sharpie marker

Personal Gear & Sustainment

 • Weather-appropriate clothing

 • Long pants recommended

 • Brimmed hat or cap

 • Rain gear (if weather conditions warrant)

 • Sunscreen

 • Hydration

 • Water, electrolyte drinks, or hydration system

 • Food

 • Lunch and snacks for the training day

Notes

 • Students are responsible for maintaining their equipment throughout the course.

 • Malfunctioning or unsafe equipment may result in removal from training until corrected.

 • Training will continue in varying weather conditions unless deemed unsafe.