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[QUOTE="8'Duece, post: 30755"]
Could you break down the pistol course a bit more ?

Perhaps:

1. Basic safety and familiarization of the Beretta M9.

2. Field stripping and operator controls familiarization.

3. Basic grip and stance to to include both Isoceles and Weaver. You may include point shooting/Fairbairn/Sykes and Center relock axis if you find it appropriate.

4. Drawing techniques, presentation to target, emphasis on proper sight alignment. This would include correcting bad posture, poor grip, and trig control in both DA and SA operation.

5. Surgical and COM shot placement. Breathing control, dummy round drills etc.

6. Use of white light if necessary. Brief instruction on the proper use of how and when white light is necessary and how to use it sparingly and only if needed.

7. Live fire action drills. Include prone and standing firing positions. Shooting on the move, shooting from vehicles, target descrimation etc. Throw in pushups and flashbangs to stimulate the autonomic nervous system during live fire drills. Also include the concept of "stepping off"

8. Low light and dark shooting.  This may be included in the white light section. Assuming any of your guy's are sporting weapon mounted lights for the Beretta M9.

Just some thoughts.
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