Classes

USCCA Defensive Pistol Program (DPP)

The USCCA’s Defensive Pistol Program (DPP) is our flagship course, offering a comprehensive approach to developing essential defensive shooting skills. This program uses both live-fire and dry-fire training methods and is based on the principles of motor learning and skill acquisition science, ensuring participants are well-prepared for real-world defensive situations.

Course Overview

  • Main Lecture (2–2.5 hours):
    • Understanding defensive context.
    • Probability and self-defense data.
    • Home defense considerations.
    • Ammunition and ballistics.
    • Concealed carry considerations.
  • 5 Training Sessions (3–4 hours each):
    1. Fundamentals of Defensive Marksmanship.
    2. Presentation From Concealment.
    3. The Balance of Speed & Precision.
    4. Defensive Response.
    5. Malfunctions & Single-Handed Shooting.

Who Should Attend

  • New pistol owners.
  • Novice shooters.
  • Experienced gun owners seeking defensive training.
  • Individuals interested in concealed carry or home-defense strategies.

Class Structure

  • Maximum of 8 students per session for personalized attention.
  • Flexible schedule options:
    • 5 consecutive days.
    • 5 weekly sessions over five weeks.

This program is ideal as a starting point for those new to defensive pistol use and a stepping stone for advanced training.

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