Dynamic Pistol L2 is HRT's signature two-day program for shooters who already have solid fundamentals and want to perform under pressure. You will train movement, shooting on the move, multiple targets, reloads under stress and decision-making drills that replicate real-world scenarios.
Day one focuses on individual skill building at speed. Day two integrates everything into complex drills and scenario-based exercises.
Course description
Firefight and tactics:
To protect their own life and the lives of others in a firefight, the combatant needs a cool head.
Depending on the situation, even if wounded themselves, the seminar participant learns to remain stress-resistant and tactically capable of acting. Communication in the team / small unit, positioning and movement, as well as the aggressive opening of defensive fire in a defensive situation, are built up tactically.
Requirement
This seminar builds on the HRT seminar Pistol P1: Basic.
Successful completion of the HRT seminar Pistol P1: Basic is required.
The seminar is suitable for the advanced shooter with Modern Isosceles training.
Preparations
Theory:
- The 4 safety rules for the safe handling of firearms
- Mindset (mental readiness to fight)
Practice:
- Putting on holsters - magazine pouches - knee pads - radio / headset
- Handling the radio and headset: some of the instructor commands are given over the radio (R). The HRT Academy provides these to the seminar participants free of charge for the seminar.
Practical shooting education
- Correct trigger press - Trigger Control - Dot Drill - without time limit
- Closed Eyes Pistol and Mag Loading - Unloading Drill
- O.O.D.A. Loop - (Col. John Boyd's - Cycle)
- Ready and safety positions with the firearm - (R)
- Deployment - handling the pistol in a 360° environment - (R)
- F.A.S.T.T.T.T. (according to the Wyatt protocol)
- Communication, positioning and movement in the defensive situation
- Target identification and decision-making processes - Stress Drill
- Recognizing and clearing weapon malfunctions - Malfunctions - Stress - various positions - Drill (R)
- Proactive Reload (old name - Tactical Reload) - (R)
- Reactive Reload (old name - Speed Reload - Emergency Reload) - (R)
- Injured Reload (Joe B) - (R)
- Shooting with the weak hand
- Two-handed / one-handed shooting on uneven ground and standing on one leg
- Shooting from cover and concealment
- Shooting from free and supported positions
- Change from the standard standing shooting position to the special shooting positions kneeling, squatting, sitting, prone, cover - (R)
- Strong / weak Hand Pistol Shooting - Stress Drill - (R)
- Chaos Drill - (Kyle Lamb)
- No Mercy Drill - (Joe B)
Evaluation
- Shot image evaluation and error analysis
- Pistol - disassembly - cleaning - reassembly of the weapon
- Equipment advice: holster - magazine pouches - shooting glasses - hearing protection - flashlight - defensive ammunition
- Cool Down Grill Evening / dinner together
Equipment
The equipment must be provided by the participant.
Weapons and technology:
- Handgun from caliber 9x19mm Para;
- Normal metal sight or red dot sight / Iron Sight or Red Dot
- Approx. 1000 rounds of factory ammunition
Equipment:
- Minimum 4 magazines, magazine pouches, magazine holder
- A belt or inside-the-waistband holster matching the respective pistol, suitable for concealed carry on the shooting-hand side.
- Members of government agencies or security services may alternatively use their official duty holster. (IPSC speed holsters are not allowed)
- Knee pads