NRA Defensive Pistol (Feb 12 in DFW)

[Paladin]

Paladin Training Systems will be offering NRA Defensive Pistol on Saturday Feb 12th at 9am.

Course Goal: To develop the knowledge, skills and attitude to carry and use a concealed pistol ethically, responsibly, and with confidence.

This class includes training on how to safely and effectively use a concealment holster, perform speed reloads as well as immediate action to solve malfunctions.

This is not a new shooter class. If you are looking for training beyond Basic Pistol or LTC, then NRA Defensive Pistol is the next step.

Location: TDSA, 1125 Wolf Springs Rd E, Ferris, TX 75125

For participants to be successful in this course, they should have the following
items, either personally owned or provided:
• Quality pistol appropriate for concealed carry – recommend minimum
of 9mm or .38 Special
• Quality strong side hip holster – recommend form fitted leather
or kydex, must cover trigger/trigger guard
• Quality Belt, designed to carry a holster and a firearm strongly
recommended
• Quality factory ammunition suitable for practice. Two hundred rounds recommended.
• Spare magazines or speed loaders with appropriate pouches – at
least one spare magazine.
• Clothing appropriate for concealed carry/weather
• Eye protection
• Hearing protection - electronic preferred

The class is normally $125 (including range fee), however texaschlforum members can PM me for a $50 discount (self and/or family).

Enrollment is limited. Register today

[Paladin]

Feb 12th is currently full. Will be hosting another NRA Defensive Pistol class March 12.

[carlson1]

I enjoyed this class tremendously. My opinion not, but Paladin is a very first rate instructor. He hit so many reset buttons for me. He is a great instructor and I am looking forward to his next class.

[Deitz83]

The instructor was first class. It's always better when you take instructions from members. Our instructor braved the cold and spent time with all of the students and ensured they felt comfortable drawing in 15* weather and 20 mph winds. He stood there from 9 to 4. I can' t say enough about his commitment and dedication. Thank you,