Whether you’re an experienced gun owner looking to sharpen your concealed carry skills or a new gun owner wanting to learn more about protecting your family at home, USCCA Shooting Classes will help you achieve your self-defense goals! These top-tier classes are developed by self-defense experts and will guide you through the most critically important skills and competencies required to be a responsible and effective gun owner.
Marksmanship Simplified will help you quickly, safely, and successfully build solid shooting fundamentals that are critical to your development as a protector. Scientifically developed as an objective-based approach to training – this shooting class is adaptable to YOUR needs and abilities, as opposed to making you “fit the mold.”
Key Objectives
The USCCA’s Defensive Pistol Program (DPP) is a comprehensive course designed to help participants develop essential defensive shooting skills using live-fire and dry-fire training. The program is broken into six parts, each progressively building on the last to ensure the best results for individual students. These six parts include classroom-based learning and live-fire training to fully integrate objective and performance-based training methods. By using motor learning and skill acquisition science, DPP ensures participants are equipped with the knowledge and practical experience needed for effective pistol use in a defensive context.
Key Objectives
Like many Americans, and rightly so, you might be thinking about personal defense a lot more these days.
Maybe you've already taken a concealed carry class to get your CCW permit but need a refresher course. Or, maybe you'd feel more comfortable learning about firearms before buying one.
Whatever your reason, the USCCA's expert-crafted training classes give you the tools you need to live the protector lifestyle.
DEFENSIVE PISTOL PROGRAM:
Part 1
In this short introductory classroom presentation, you’ll gain an understanding of the major concepts presented throughout the Defensive Pistol Program.This classroom-based Introduction to DPP class is a prerequisite that is encouraged to be completed before advancing to other DPP training sessions.
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Part 2
During this live-fire portion of the Defensive Pistol Program, you’ll explore all the foundational components of defensive marksmanship. Students can expect to participate in live-fire drills and assessments to ensure all topics and skills are not just learned but retained.
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Part 3
During this live-fire portion of the Defensive Pistol Program, you’ll explore all the foundational components of presenting from the holster. Students can expect to participate in live-fire drills and assessments to ensure all topics and skills are not just learned but retained.
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Part 4
During this live-fire portion of the Defensive Pistol Program, you’ll explore all the foundational components involved in finding the critical balance of speed and precision. Students can expect to participate in live-fire drills and assessments to ensure all topics and skills are not just learned but retained.
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Part 5
During this live-fire portion of the Defensive Pistol Program, you’ll explore all the foundational components involved in your defensive response in a life-threatening situation. Students can expect to participate in live-fire drills and assessments to ensure all topics and skills are not just learned but retained.
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Part 6
During this live-fire portion of the Defensive Pistol Program, you’ll explore all the foundational components involved in overcoming malfunctions and single-handed shooting. Students can expect to participate in live-fire drills and assessments to ensure all topics and skills are not just learned but retained.
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A USCCA Mini-Class is a shorter, in-person session which is dedicated to a singular discipline. This is perfect for those who are just starting out with their training, or those who are looking for a refresher on specific topics. Mini-Classes are modules directly pulled from the USCCA's primary “Fundamentals” curriculums and taught by Certified Instructors.