Advanced pistol course

Service Description

Northern Ballistics' two-day advanced pistol training course is designed for ambitious shooters who want to further develop their skills in the safe and efficient handling of handguns. The focus is on precise weapon handling, controlled movements, and improving shooting performance under realistic conditions. The course is based on the principles of modern isosceles shooting techniques and combines theoretical knowledge with intensive practical exercises. Participants practice systematic procedures for drawing, reloading, and clearing malfunctions, as well as shooting from different positions and one-handed shooting. In addition, the course offers comprehensive advice on equipment and customization options. Participants have the opportunity to test various configurations under supervision and evaluate their practicality. Note: The course is physically demanding and limited to a maximum of 10 participants to ensure individual attention. Course Content • Safety fundamentals in handling firearms • The four core competencies of precision shooting • Modern shooting stance, weapon handling, and movement sequences • Four-stage draw and ready positions • Efficient and stress-resistant weapon handling • Identifying and correcting malfunctions • Adapting firing rhythm to distance • Effective target switching and shot pattern analysis • Precise and rapid shooting at 5–25 meters • Standard and special positions (standing, kneeling, prone, etc.) • Turning and pivoting movements under time pressure • One-handed draw, firing, and reloading (left/right) • Assessed training drills with performance evaluation • Expert advice on equipment selection and adjustment Required Equipment • Handgun (pistol) • Suitable holster • At least three magazines and suitable magazine pouches • Sturdy belt • Approximately 1000 rounds of factory ammunition • Eye and hearing protection • Optional: Knee pads • Writing materials After registration, participants will receive detailed information about arrival, accommodation, and the course schedule. Organizational details • Course duration: 2 days (16 hours total) • Course instructor: Michael Zdoniak