1.1.1. B-rdy Pistol Handling System Course

B-rdy Pistol Handling System with his mantra “Movement Means Life” represents systematic B-rdy pistol training methodology that is applicable to any shooting discipline – from concealed carry self-defense, to dynamic sport shooting disciplines, to use within the armed forces.

The B-rdy course methodology is divided into 12 sequential lessons in which students are guided through pistol control from basic manipulation, through dynamic shooting, handling complex shooting situations, defensive shooting and self-defense scenarios with FX marking ammunition, and evaluating situations in terms of necessary defense and extreme emergency conditions.

The lessons are not a single-time affair. B-rdy opens a class and recruits students which then attend individual follow-up lessons. Typically 1 lesson per every two weeks, so teaching this course takes place over 24 weeks, during which time the instructors will help the student work through the complex issues of gun handling.

The course is designed for current gun-licence holders, ideally interested in improving their shooting skills in both competition and defense with a firearm.

We will go through the basics in the form of safety handling, B-rdy Shooting Basics Tetragon (BSBT – recoil management, grip, triggering, eye work), as well as draw, repetitive shots and transitions, to advanced skills in the use of cover, movement, sporting and defensive shooting and malfunctions solving.

The course is followed by 2 sessions focusing on shooting and handling the weapon in the lowlight conditions.

Mandatory equipment:

• Eyes protection (ballistic glasses)
• Hearing protection (we recommend active hearing protection)
• Self-loading pistol
• 2 magazines
• at least 200 rounds per lesson
• Gun licence and ID
• Holsters for gun and magazines (OWB, IWB, appendix, service holster) and belt

Bring an UNLOADED self-loading pistol in a suitable concealed carry holster (ideally an internal or external kydex holster that allows for safe draw and reholstering), at least 2 spare 15+ magazines (more for smaller subcompact pistols) ideally in a kydex belt holster, protective gear (ballistic glasses and ears protection), 200 rounds of ammunition in your caliber, firearms license and gun ID. Bring your weapon to the shooting range in UNLOADED CONDITION! The range is cold, choose appropriate clothing and footwear, and plenty of fluids are recommended. Typically bring 250 rounds of ammunition for practice, you will shoot approximately 150-200 rounds. For further lessons, you will also need at least 5 school cartridges for dry-fire and malfunctions training.

The course is perfectly suited to complete beginners after passing the qualification exam and receiving a gun licence. We are also able to create an individual terms for foreign students or young shooters.

When you register for a newly opened class for your 1st lesson, you will receive an invoice for payment approximately one week before the event. If you continue with us after the first lesson, you will receive an invoice for the remaining 4 lessons in the first section. If you are unable to attend or catch up on replacement in another class for once, your paid fee will be transferred to cover the next lesson. After the initial section of the first 5 lessons, individual conditions will be set with each student.

B-rdy Pistol Handling System – Sylabus of lessons [EN] (191 kB)

B-rdy Pistol Handling System – Sylabus of lessons [CZ] (162 kB)

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