After attending Pistol 1.5 for two days you will know what the secrets are and why they are important.  You will be able to present your pistol from concealment rapidly, deliver well placed shots, clear all malfunctions, perform tactical and emergency reloads, shoot on the move, shoot from behind barricades, and from non-traditional positions.  (This is a partial list.  Click on the firearms training link on the bottom of this page to learn more) Learn the techniques that are proven to work should you ever decide to shoot in a lethal force encounter while protecting your client or the public.  It’s all fine and dandy to own and carry weapons for a living, but what good are your weapons if you go by the old adage of point and shoot and hope for the best.  Your client and your agency are paying for a trained professional and expects more from you.  You owe it to yourself, your client, and your agency to make “good hits”.  You’re responsible ethically and morally for every round you fire.  So doesn’t it make sense to receive some firearms training that will make you more proficient, competent, and less of a liability should you decide to shoot?  The answer is Yes!  The price for the two day Pistol 1.5 course is $400.  Visit the firearms training link to take advantage of the “bring a friend special”.

If you want to learn how to shoot and operate your weapon system to better protect you, your client, and the public, or if you have any questions, and to check for availability, do not hesitate to call Gideon Protective Services at 888.305.6513 or email us at info@gideonprotectiveservices.com.  To see what else Gideon can do for you, check us out at http://www.executive-protection-services.com/content/firearms_training.html or our blog at http://www.executive-protection-services.net/firearms-training/.

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Officer Edward Joseph Hegbli and Nitro, Allen County Police Department
Officer Toby N. Rhymer and Justice, Allen County Police Department
Trooper Ricky A. Rayner Jr. and Thor, Indiana State Police
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Office Case Gilbert and Yogi, Angola Police Department
Officer Alan E. Foster and Orion, Huntington Police Department

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