Pistol Fundamentals

Refine the fundamental techniques in shooting, reloading and clearing malfunctions in this 1 day seminar. This training is integrated with our law enforcement clients, and now you can also benefit from the purposeful training and tactics that actually makes sense.

With various ways schools of thought on how to shoot, how to reload, or clear malfunctions, it's as important to recognize why these principles are in place that ensures round accountability and safer handling.

Don't wait until your next pistol requalification or worse, a lethal force encounter to get your hands fast on your weapon. Invest in your life and give yourself the highest percentage possible to win the fight.

​Learn from Chris Mandigma, a recognized subject matter specialist in law enforcement combatives and training.

This training is for all law enforcement, armed protective services and IPSC competition shooters wanting to improve their skills, tactics and operation in a dynamic environment.

The seminar will focus on:

• Fundamentals of shooting
• Presentation and set time
• Reloads and clearing malfunctions

All course participants will require the following for this INDOOR event:

• PAL/RPAL (retired sworn peace officers accepted)
• Training t-shirt and cargo pants
• Eye protection, electronic ear protection (recommended)
• Duty belt, holster, magazine pouch
• Pistol w/ minimum 3 magazines, minimum 300 rounds
• Blackhawk SERPA holsters are not permitted on the course
• Soft body armour for LE & Armed Security
• All participants are responsible for their own meals, snacks and hydration
• A microwave and fridge are available on site

Accommodations

All participants are responsible for arranging their own accommodations.

Payments

• Government agencies may pay by invoice. We ask that all course participants are registered individually
• Save on the Eventbrite Payment Fee and pay by e-transfer. Contact us for this option.

Brief Background

The primary instructor for this course is Chris Mandigma - a recognized authority in law enforcement training specializing in close quarter combatives. He has 15 years of experience in operational law enforcement, security and as an instructor. Chris is Canada's only TRICOM Master Instructor and instructs for multiple law enforcement agencies and has also instructed at NTOA, ISOA, and OTAB.