Parabellum Firearms Training

In this class students will learn the five count draw which will build confidence in the student to be able to safely draw their handgun and effectively engage targets. Students will also learn how to shoot their handgun with dominant and non dominant hand (weak-hand shooting) is a valuable skill, especially in self-defense situations.

While the dominant hand is usually more accurate, the non-dominant hand can offer stability and strength, and may be necessary if the dominant hand is injured or otherwise unavailable. 

Things to bring: Water, Eye and hearing protection, belt with gun holster and two magazine pouches, 200 rounds of ammo