Level 1 & 2 can be attended / completed individually.
Pistol LVL 1
( -> register on the BAER Solutions website <- )
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 and an intro into movement.
- 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.
Pistol LVL 2
( -> register on the BAER Solutions website <- )
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. We will briefly touch on fundamentals before we work on movement, barrier shooting, pie-ing off doors, and stress courses.
- 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.
