Pistol Performance - Hyatt Farms Shooting Complex - Dates TBD (Polkton, North Carolina)

Sale Price: $275.00 Original Price: $300.00

Pistol Performance: Speed, Accuracy & Tactics

Take your handgun skills to a higher standard. This intensive, two-day (16-hour) performance course is built for shooters who demand speed, precision, and practical tactics—whether for duty, competition, or personal defense. Taught by Michael Billings, Owner & Lead Firearms Instructor at Digital R.O.E., the curriculum focuses on measurable skill gains you can use immediately.

What you’ll train and master
Presentation & Draw Mechanics — efficient, repeatable presentations from a holster and ready positions (not focused on concealment).
Fundamentals Under Speed — grip, sight alignment, trigger control, recoil management while increasing tempo.
Transitions & Target Acquisition — fast, accurate transitions between single and multiple targets.
Movement & Shooting — balance effective speed with accuracy while moving and using angles.
Reloads & Malfunction Drills — fast reloads, emergency reloading, and clearing stoppages under stress.
Use of Cover & Low-Profile Tactics — realistic employment of cover, shooting from constrained positions, and controlled engagement windows.
Performance Stress Drills & Scenario Work — timed drills and dynamic scenarios that combine decision-making, accuracy, and speed.
After-Action Feedback — video review and instructor coaching focused on measurable improvement.

Why this course works
• Instructor-led, hands-on coaching with immediate, actionable feedback.
• Emphasis on repeatable mechanics that translate to real-world performance.
• Drills designed to improve accuracy at speed—not just “going fast,” but getting hits when it counts.

Logistics & Requirements

  • Cost: $300

  • Duration: Two days — 8 hours per day (16 hours total)

  • Ammo: 600+ rounds (bring more if you want extra practice)

  • Equipment: Eye & ear protection, quality holster (duty/OWB or preferred performance holster), spare magazines, mag pouches, range-appropriate belt, and basic first-aid/sun protection.

  • Prerequisite: Familiarity with basic handgun safety and safe range etiquette.

Pistol Performance: Speed, Accuracy & Tactics

Take your handgun skills to a higher standard. This intensive, two-day (16-hour) performance course is built for shooters who demand speed, precision, and practical tactics—whether for duty, competition, or personal defense. Taught by Michael Billings, Owner & Lead Firearms Instructor at Digital R.O.E., the curriculum focuses on measurable skill gains you can use immediately.

What you’ll train and master
Presentation & Draw Mechanics — efficient, repeatable presentations from a holster and ready positions (not focused on concealment).
Fundamentals Under Speed — grip, sight alignment, trigger control, recoil management while increasing tempo.
Transitions & Target Acquisition — fast, accurate transitions between single and multiple targets.
Movement & Shooting — balance effective speed with accuracy while moving and using angles.
Reloads & Malfunction Drills — fast reloads, emergency reloading, and clearing stoppages under stress.
Use of Cover & Low-Profile Tactics — realistic employment of cover, shooting from constrained positions, and controlled engagement windows.
Performance Stress Drills & Scenario Work — timed drills and dynamic scenarios that combine decision-making, accuracy, and speed.
After-Action Feedback — video review and instructor coaching focused on measurable improvement.

Why this course works
• Instructor-led, hands-on coaching with immediate, actionable feedback.
• Emphasis on repeatable mechanics that translate to real-world performance.
• Drills designed to improve accuracy at speed—not just “going fast,” but getting hits when it counts.

Logistics & Requirements

  • Cost: $300

  • Duration: Two days — 8 hours per day (16 hours total)

  • Ammo: 600+ rounds (bring more if you want extra practice)

  • Equipment: Eye & ear protection, quality holster (duty/OWB or preferred performance holster), spare magazines, mag pouches, range-appropriate belt, and basic first-aid/sun protection.

  • Prerequisite: Familiarity with basic handgun safety and safe range etiquette.

Day 1 — Foundations & Performance Mechanics

Goal: Establish repeatable, efficient mechanics under increasing tempo and introduce stress-resistant skills.

  • Welcome, Safety & Baseline Assessment
    Course overview, learning objectives, range rules, emergency plan, equipment check, and an initial performance string to establish a baseline.

  • Presentation & Draw Mechanics
    Holster presentation fundamentals and mechanics (grip, path, muzzle discipline). Dry-fire repetitions, coach correction, and presentation-to-fire drills.

  • Grip, Sight Management & Trigger Control
    Techniques for optimal grip, recoil management, sight picture retention under speed, and progressive live-fire work.

  • Controlled Pairs, Presses & Transitions
    Drills for controlled pairs, failure drills, and efficient transitions between targets with immediate coaching feedback.

  • Reloads & Immediate Action
    Tactical and emergency reloads, stoppage recognition, and malfunction clearing integrated into live strings.

  • Movement Fundamentals
    Footwork, balance, shooting while moving, angling, and movement-based engagement drills.

  • Wrap, Review & After-Action
    Review and coach feedback; homework drills to prepare for Day 2.

Day 2 — Application, Stress & Scenario Integration

Goal: Apply Day 1 mechanics in dynamic, decision-based contexts and measure improvement.

  • Warm-Up & Performance Check
    Dynamic warm-up and re-check strings to measure progress from baseline.

  • Speed with Accuracy: Progressive Strings
    Timed strings emphasizing precision at speed with tracked metrics for improvement.

  • Engagements Under Movement & Multiple Targets
    Complex movement drills combining target transitions, reorientation, and reloads.

  • Use of Cover & Constrained Shooting Positions
    Shooting from barricades, kneeling, seated, and other constrained positions; live-fire behind barriers.

  • Stress Inoculation & Decision Drills
    Decision-making drills, threat discrimination, and scenario elements to build composure under pressure.

  • Force Option & Problem-Solving Scenarios
    Scenario evolutions that combine movement, malfunctions, reloads, and judgment calls—designed to test integrated skills.

  • Final Assessment, Debrief & Development Plan
    Final performance strings compared to baseline, detailed AAR, personalized practice plan, and Q&A.

Logistics & Requirements

  • Duration: Two days (16 hours total)

  • Cost: $300

  • Ammo: 600+ rounds recommended

  • Equipment: Eye & ear protection, quality performance holster (OWB/duty or preferred), spare magazines (3+), magazine pouches, range-appropriate belt, hydration, and sun/medical protection.

  • Prerequisite: Basic handgun safety and safe firearm manipulation.