Pistol Skill Builder Seminar

Already have your Connecticut pistol permit and your own firearm but want to feel more confident and comfortable shooting? The Pistol Skill Builder Seminar provides additional hands-on training for new and experienced shooters looking to improve firearm handling, accuracy, and overall shooting performance. Learn practical techniques and tips to help you manipulate your firearm more confidently, shoot more efficiently, and get better results on target.

Instructor Certifications, Training and Affiliations:

Why Take This Seminar?

Getting training professionally by our firearms instructors would certainly come with advantages in obtaining new techniques and best practices of firearm handling at a fast rate. It increases your shooting accuracy while also increasing your shooting speed.

Our staff are Certified NRA/USCCA/ CT State Police Certified Instructors, and lifelong gun enthusiasts.
We train to levels beyond what we teach to ensure that your class is properly prepared and well taught by industry experts.
You will learn how your body reacts behind a firearm and understand the tips and tricks the pro’s use to shoot faster and more accurately.

Have you taken a basic firearm safety course, performed the live fire and weren’t satisfied with the results on target? Goldeneye’s pistol skill builder seminar is where everyone should continue their journey into the use of firearms. Our pistol skill builder seminar is ideal for individuals looking to learn how to shoot their own firearm not only faster but more comfortably and more accurately.

Pre-Requisites

A valid CT Pistol Permit or other proof of training of a basic firearm safety course.

Seminar Objectives

At the completion of each 4-hour seminar, the shooter will be better prepared to take the next level skill builder seminar. The objective is to train the shooter to perform faster and more accurately with their firearm.

Seminar Outline

Depending on which level you choose, depends on how much the seminar costs.

Please note that moving up in levels increases in difficulty.

If you are not sure which level to begin at, it is suggested to start at level one if the last training course you took was the Basic Firearm Safety (Pistol Permit) Course.

LEVEL 1

Safe Firearm Handling
Range Safety Rules
Proper Stance Fitted to Your Body
Proper Grip
Various Firearm Manipulations (unloading / loading a firearm)
Various Aiming Techniques
Proper Trigger Control
and more….

LEVEL 2

Safe Firearm Handling
Range Safety Rules
Drawing from a holster
Various Magazine Reload Techniques
Engaging Multiple Targets
Manipulating and working through various malfunctions
And much more…

LEVEL 3

Safe Firearm Handling
Range Safety Rules
Dominant hand only firearm manipulation
Non-Dominant hand only firearm manipulation
Shot Timer introduction exercises
Moving to cover / concealment
Moving while shooting
Working with team dynamics
And much more…

List of Equipment

Pistols

Standard semi-automatic pistols.
200 Rounds of ammunition.
- Calibers accepted: .380, .40, .45ACP, .357 SIG, 9mm and 10mm.
- Only “factory” brass ammunition will be accepted.
- No re-loads or hand-loaded ammunition are allowed.
Minimum of three (3) magazines for the pistol
Magazine pouch
Holster for the pistol.
- For safety, no cheap nylon or leather, no inside-the-pants holsters.
Eye and hearing protection

Revolvers:

“Double-action” or “Double-action Only” revolvers only.
- NO SINGLE ACTION REVOLVERS
200 Rounds of ammunition Calibers accepted:
- .38, .357, 9mm and .45ACP.
- Only “factory” brass ammunition will be accepted.
- No re-loads or hand-loaded ammunition are allowed.
Minimum of two (2) speed-loaders for the revolver.
Speed-loader pouch
Holster for the revolver
- For safety, no cheap nylon or leather, inside-the-pants holsters
Eye and hearing protection.

PLEASE NOTE: All handguns will be inspected by Goldeneye’s firearms training personnel to ensure they meet manufacturers’ specifications. Mechanical and/ or safety defects will result in the firearm being rejected. If you have any question’s about your equipment, get in touch with us.

Appropriate clothing should be worn to include the following:

A baseball cap
Crew neck shirt
Long pants
Sturdy footwear, suitable for rapid turning.
- Shorts, bare feet, sandals, and dress shoes are not allowed.