Learn to aggressively run your gun for practical performance value and defensive utility. Designed for more experienced shooters with practical experience, you’ll implement strategies to engage targets based on size, distance, level of risk and your individual skill set. You’ll work on mastering platform, connection and vision, focusing on combining shooting with dynamic, aggressive movement. You’ll get lots of reps running more complex scrambler drills and multi-target arrays at close to intermediate carbine distances out to 50 yards that will stress all the fundamentals. Utilizing vision barriers, you’ll develop your ability to shoot while transitioning into different positions, at speed and with accountability.
You’ll gain insight into how to use your targets as a diagnostic tool to help inform your practice going forward.
Classes are held at Lebanon County Police Combat Pistol Club in Lebanon County, PA, a natural outdoor environment that allows for effective training. Classes are capped at 5 students for maximum reps, individualized feedback and coaching.
This is not a beginner or novice class. This class is for students with experience who can consistently demonstrate proficiency in safe gun handling, shooting fundamentals, safely moving with the gun and have a properly zeroed carbine ready on class day. If you have questions, please contact me to discuss if this class is a good fit for you.
Sunday, April 26, 2026
9:00 AM—3:00 PM
(arrive by 8:45 to check in; 15 minute lunch break; range clean up at conclusion)
Class capped at 5 students
$300.00
What’s covered
Cold drill assessment
Mastering platform, connection and vision
Levels of confirmation
Engaging complex multi-target arrays
Scrambler drills
Diagnosing targets
Carbine set up: optic, light, sling and accessories
Gear list
Semi Auto Carbine
Sling (2 point recommended)
Loadout of your choice: plate carrier, chest rig, battle belt, comp rig, or pants/shorts with a proper gun belt to support mag pouches
3 magazines minimum
1 magazine pouch
500 rounds of ammo minimum
Eye and ear protection
Weather-appropriate range attire (no sweatpants or open-toed shoes)
Lunch, water, snacks