Trigger Management

Description:

Have you ever missed a shot and had someone tell you it was because you jerked the trigger, and when you asked how to fix it they told you not to jerk the trigger? Well, this class is for you.

Trigger management is suitable for both new and experienced shooters. The class begins with a diagnostic session to show you what causes misses and how to fix them. From there, we will work on properly resetting the trigger during recoil, shooting with deliberate cadences, and more.

Lee Weems has been a peace officer since January of 1999. He earned an Advanced rating at the Rogers Shooting School and the Distinguished Weapons Expert rating from the Federal Law Enforcement Training Center (FLETC). He is a certified firearms instructor by the Georgia Peace Officer Standards and Training Council, the FBI, and FLETC, and he has Master Firearms Instructor certifications from Rangemaster and the Georgia Association of Law Enforcement Firearms Instructors. A detailed summary of his qualifications and training can be found at https://firstpersonsafety.com/.

Equipment list:

• A centerfire semi-automatic pistol
• At least three magazines if 10+ round capacity, at least five magazines if sub-10round capacity
• A holster that does not collapse when the pistol is drawn and that allows for one-handed reholstering (no Serpas or similarly designed holsters)
• 300 rounds of ammunition
• At least 25 dummy rounds
• Eye/ear protection and hat with a brim/bill
• Comfort items such as snacks, drinks, a chair