Aloha,
Just as the title says, what do you consider to be an adequate curriculum for home defense firearms training.
Mahalo,
Kuleana
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Kuleana,
I do not know what your level of expertise is, so here is my general opinion.
My definition of home defense is the bump in the night or strange knock at the door.
A good pistol is easy to secure in a quick access box. So that is the tool of choice for me.
Basic proficiency with a pistol is difficult for the average person.
So I recommend basic marksmanship training first. Ie.slow fire at 25 yds. Bullseye.
After you are proficient at that, then practice timed fire at 25 yds.
When you get proficient at timed fire at 25 yds, then join mppl.
Then you will be practicing shooting accurately and quickly under stress.
When you can do that, you are about 80% there.
The rest is tactics, preparation, and legal stuff.
So you can get 80% trained without taking any high priced training classes, and you will meet lots of good people and probably have lots of fun at the same time.