Pistol Mounted Optics
This course will teach you the key fundamentals of shooting a pistol with a red dot optic. Many law enforcement agencies, specialized units and civilians are switching to Pistol Mounted Optics (PMO) for increased speed and performance. It’s also a great option for those whose vision is not what it once was. The problem for many who have shot iron sights for years is losing the red dot at presentation and/or having to search for the red dot. This ultimately slows shooters down, frustrates their practice efforts and has caused some to switch back to iron sights. This course was developed to lessen the learning curve and time required to achieve success drawing and shooting a pistol with a red dot optic.
Performance-Based Training: We use Performance-Based training combined with limited Standards-Based training to help you improve. Our primary focus is on you the student. We will help you step out of your comfort zone and improve your personal performance (skillset) above whatever level you are at today so you can be better, faster, smarter and safer tomorrow.
Operation of Pistol Mounted Optics (PMO)
Zeroing your optic (distances)
Advantages and Limitations of PMO’s
Offset of your specific zero
Applying Fundamentals of Marksmanship to PMO’s
Drawing with PMO’sProper Grip through Proprioception
Managing Recoil
Natural Point of Aim
Parallax and PMO’s
Common errors that cause you to lose the dot
Bio-mechanics that produce Efficiency
Economy of Motion - Eliminating unnecessary movements
Critical Presentation Skills
Single hand - Dominate and Non-dominate shooting
Follow up shots through the optic
Focal planes and target focus
How to aim and shoot with a broken optic
Target transitions
Alternate Shooting Positions
Movement
Moving and shooting
Course length - 1 Day (8:30am - 4:30pm with 1 hour for lunch)
Prerequisites - Basic firearms training. (Good grasp of the fundamentals of marksmanship and safe weapons handling)
Cost - $225.00 (Plus any applicable range fees). Self paying Active Duty Law Enforcement Officers and Military get 20% off all training courses for a limited time. Simply email us proof of active service and we’ll send you a discount code to be used at checkout. Please be sure you understand our refund/return policy prior to purchasing.
Location: 17 South Rod and Gun Club, 5899 North Costal Highway, Fleming, Georgia
Course Requirements
First things first, empty your cup. Neither a full cup nor a big ego have room for more. Come with an open-mind and humble spirit ready to learn and work hard to improve your performance (skillset) in tactical pistol.
Prior basic pistol training. (Certified Law Enforcement Officers whether federal, state or local automatically qualify.)
A quality semi-automatic pistol (iron sights or optic) with a good quality tactical or OWB holster.
At least 2 spare magazines for your pistol with mag pouches.
Quality stiff belt.
Duty or tactical gear optional
Minimum of 600 rounds of quality range ammo.
Weather appropriate attire that you don’t mind getting dirty.
Hearing protection and Eye protection
Hydration - Water, Gatorade, etc.
Lunch/Snacks
Small notebook/pen
Brown or tan masking tape (to tape up holes in targets)
Recommended Items - Electronic ear pro, Hat, Gloves, Sunscreen, bug repellant, Weapon cleaning/maintenance kit.
This course will teach you the key fundamentals of shooting a pistol with a red dot optic. Many law enforcement agencies, specialized units and civilians are switching to Pistol Mounted Optics (PMO) for increased speed and performance. It’s also a great option for those whose vision is not what it once was. The problem for many who have shot iron sights for years is losing the red dot at presentation and/or having to search for the red dot. This ultimately slows shooters down, frustrates their practice efforts and has caused some to switch back to iron sights. This course was developed to lessen the learning curve and time required to achieve success drawing and shooting a pistol with a red dot optic.
Performance-Based Training: We use Performance-Based training combined with limited Standards-Based training to help you improve. Our primary focus is on you the student. We will help you step out of your comfort zone and improve your personal performance (skillset) above whatever level you are at today so you can be better, faster, smarter and safer tomorrow.
Operation of Pistol Mounted Optics (PMO)
Zeroing your optic (distances)
Advantages and Limitations of PMO’s
Offset of your specific zero
Applying Fundamentals of Marksmanship to PMO’s
Drawing with PMO’sProper Grip through Proprioception
Managing Recoil
Natural Point of Aim
Parallax and PMO’s
Common errors that cause you to lose the dot
Bio-mechanics that produce Efficiency
Economy of Motion - Eliminating unnecessary movements
Critical Presentation Skills
Single hand - Dominate and Non-dominate shooting
Follow up shots through the optic
Focal planes and target focus
How to aim and shoot with a broken optic
Target transitions
Alternate Shooting Positions
Movement
Moving and shooting
Course length - 1 Day (8:30am - 4:30pm with 1 hour for lunch)
Prerequisites - Basic firearms training. (Good grasp of the fundamentals of marksmanship and safe weapons handling)
Cost - $225.00 (Plus any applicable range fees). Self paying Active Duty Law Enforcement Officers and Military get 20% off all training courses for a limited time. Simply email us proof of active service and we’ll send you a discount code to be used at checkout. Please be sure you understand our refund/return policy prior to purchasing.
Location: 17 South Rod and Gun Club, 5899 North Costal Highway, Fleming, Georgia
Course Requirements
First things first, empty your cup. Neither a full cup nor a big ego have room for more. Come with an open-mind and humble spirit ready to learn and work hard to improve your performance (skillset) in tactical pistol.
Prior basic pistol training. (Certified Law Enforcement Officers whether federal, state or local automatically qualify.)
A quality semi-automatic pistol (iron sights or optic) with a good quality tactical or OWB holster.
At least 2 spare magazines for your pistol with mag pouches.
Quality stiff belt.
Duty or tactical gear optional
Minimum of 600 rounds of quality range ammo.
Weather appropriate attire that you don’t mind getting dirty.
Hearing protection and Eye protection
Hydration - Water, Gatorade, etc.
Lunch/Snacks
Small notebook/pen
Brown or tan masking tape (to tape up holes in targets)
Recommended Items - Electronic ear pro, Hat, Gloves, Sunscreen, bug repellant, Weapon cleaning/maintenance kit.
This course will teach you the key fundamentals of shooting a pistol with a red dot optic. Many law enforcement agencies, specialized units and civilians are switching to Pistol Mounted Optics (PMO) for increased speed and performance. It’s also a great option for those whose vision is not what it once was. The problem for many who have shot iron sights for years is losing the red dot at presentation and/or having to search for the red dot. This ultimately slows shooters down, frustrates their practice efforts and has caused some to switch back to iron sights. This course was developed to lessen the learning curve and time required to achieve success drawing and shooting a pistol with a red dot optic.
Performance-Based Training: We use Performance-Based training combined with limited Standards-Based training to help you improve. Our primary focus is on you the student. We will help you step out of your comfort zone and improve your personal performance (skillset) above whatever level you are at today so you can be better, faster, smarter and safer tomorrow.
Operation of Pistol Mounted Optics (PMO)
Zeroing your optic (distances)
Advantages and Limitations of PMO’s
Offset of your specific zero
Applying Fundamentals of Marksmanship to PMO’s
Drawing with PMO’sProper Grip through Proprioception
Managing Recoil
Natural Point of Aim
Parallax and PMO’s
Common errors that cause you to lose the dot
Bio-mechanics that produce Efficiency
Economy of Motion - Eliminating unnecessary movements
Critical Presentation Skills
Single hand - Dominate and Non-dominate shooting
Follow up shots through the optic
Focal planes and target focus
How to aim and shoot with a broken optic
Target transitions
Alternate Shooting Positions
Movement
Moving and shooting
Course length - 1 Day (8:30am - 4:30pm with 1 hour for lunch)
Prerequisites - Basic firearms training. (Good grasp of the fundamentals of marksmanship and safe weapons handling)
Cost - $225.00 (Plus any applicable range fees). Self paying Active Duty Law Enforcement Officers and Military get 20% off all training courses for a limited time. Simply email us proof of active service and we’ll send you a discount code to be used at checkout. Please be sure you understand our refund/return policy prior to purchasing.
Location: 17 South Rod and Gun Club, 5899 North Costal Highway, Fleming, Georgia
Course Requirements
First things first, empty your cup. Neither a full cup nor a big ego have room for more. Come with an open-mind and humble spirit ready to learn and work hard to improve your performance (skillset) in tactical pistol.
Prior basic pistol training. (Certified Law Enforcement Officers whether federal, state or local automatically qualify.)
A quality semi-automatic pistol (iron sights or optic) with a good quality tactical or OWB holster.
At least 2 spare magazines for your pistol with mag pouches.
Quality stiff belt.
Duty or tactical gear optional
Minimum of 600 rounds of quality range ammo.
Weather appropriate attire that you don’t mind getting dirty.
Hearing protection and Eye protection
Hydration - Water, Gatorade, etc.
Lunch/Snacks
Small notebook/pen
Brown or tan masking tape (to tape up holes in targets)
Recommended Items - Electronic ear pro, Hat, Gloves, Sunscreen, bug repellant, Weapon cleaning/maintenance kit.