THIS months skill builder will be PISTOLS 🎯
Here is how the day schedule will go
All are welcome at the open shoot from 8-10 am (no rsvp required)
Show up to set up is 7:30 am for open shoot.
Participant for open shoot is $15.
For those who help set up at 730 will be awarded a $5.00 discount on open shoot .
🕗8am -10 am open range
🕙10 am clean up and reset for instruction.
🕥1030 -  start instruction and skill building part of the day

sign ups are by email starting at 8:00 am SATURDAY 7/13/19
ONLY FOR SKILL BUILDER NEED TO RSVP
 
-------> hdfrangeday@thehdf.org. <-----
 
you will receive notification of your class status on monday,  via email
if you apply later than monday, you will receive a reply email with your status as we receive it.
we anticipate a full class, but the wait list usually moves a bit

INFO FOR THE SKILL BUILDER AS FOLLOWS;

required gear includes pistol, holster, at least 2 extra mags, mag carriers, and 300 rounds of pistol ammo
no IWB, shoulder, SERPA, or floppy holsters please
hats, long pants and shirts recommended
shoes are REQUIRED
YOUR SHIRT MUST BE TUCKED IN AND REMAIN TUCKED IN YOUR PANTS !!

I haven't done a skill builder in quite awhile and it showed. This was the best one that I did attend so far hands down. I left with many things to work on during dry fire practices. Domo arigato to the staff!!

x2 it was humbling but I came away feeling much improved with lots of homework for next time

Can you guys post a recap with specifics?  Couldn't attend cause the wife was leaving for CA and wanted QT.

Can you guys post a recap with specifics?  Couldn't attend cause the wife was leaving for CA and wanted QT.

Sensei covered a lot. Handgun grip and why, stacking muscle groups, stance. Malfunction clearing tap rack was a big aha moment. Efficiency of motion and risk and reward of doing front, over and slingshot racking. There really was too much to recap. Seemed like a little less shooting than previous but way more instruction.

Thanks everyone and aloha bushido and hvy for sharing your experience with the forum. See everyone at the next one

Sensei covered a lot. Handgun grip and why, stacking muscle groups, stance. Malfunction clearing tap rack was a big aha moment. Efficiency of motion and risk and reward of doing front, over and slingshot racking. There really was too much to recap. Seemed like a little less shooting than previous but way more instruction.

Damn I missed a good one.

I do power stroke because my M&P 9C doesn't have  a slide release, but it's a slide stop.  So for that gun, you have no choice but to power stroke.  So I just got into the habit of PSing.  Had 1 class where we all had to use each others guns and I told our team that they have to PS.  Every single person tried a slide release and took a second or 2 to work thru the problem.

Damn I missed a good one.

I do power stroke because my M&P 9C doesn't have  a slide release, but it's a slide stop.  So for that gun, you have no choice but to power stroke.  So I just got into the habit of PSing.  Had 1 class where we all had to use each others guns and I told our team that they have to PS.  Every single person tried a slide release and took a second or 2 to work thru the problem.

Thats called a clue🤔

Thats called a clue🤔

I'm a slow learner, or I would have bought a glock a while ago.