“…This was by far the best “live” fire training that I ever attended. This type of real world training is what I can put to use in the field to return safely home to my family every night..”
Patrol Officer, Castle Shannon Police Dept“…I think the trigger control ie. slack, squeezing, and then the trigger reset that was drilled into us at the course was very beneficial. By the end of the day I felt like I was doing it without even thinking of it..”
Patrolman, Upper Burrell Police Dept“…Out of the many courses that I’ve had the chance to attend, this class was one of the best. I learned new valuable skills and I was challenged to perform techniques. I also realized that some of the techniques that I currently use might not be the best for certain situations.
Lieutenant, University of Pittsburgh Police Department… I just wanted to start out by saying that your class was hands down the best course I have ever had the opportunity to attend. In one day you have given me several tools to practice on an every day basis in order to become a faster and more accurate shot…”
Patrolman, Upper Burrell Police Dept“…You provided valuable insight and were very responsive to the various questions that I was asking. In my limited experience as a corrections officer and as a police officer, I have prided myself on taking advantage of as much weapons-manipulation training available. I can easily say that your training ranks high due to the high numbers of rounds fired and the dynamic principles that you stress…”
Officer, Pittsburgh Bureau of Police“…I feel this type of training should be incorporated into yearly police officer training…”
Sgt, Lower Burrell Police Dept.“…Joe, your advanced pistol class was one of the best classes I have ever taken in 16 plus years of law enforcement. Your emphasis on speed, accuracy, cover and concealment have been touched upon in prior law enforcement training classes but never have I had the opportunity to put it into effect the way you do in your training program. The principles of shoot, move and communicate were invaluable…”
Officer, Baldwin Twp Police Dept.
“…This was by far the best “live” fire training that I ever attended. This type of real world training is what I can put to use in the field to return safely home to my family every night..”
Patrol Officer, Castle Shannon Police Dept“…I think the trigger control ie. slack, squeezing, and then the trigger reset that was drilled into us at the course was very beneficial. By the end of the day I felt like I was doing it without even thinking of it..”
Patrolman, Upper Burrell Police Dept“…Out of the many courses that I’ve had the chance to attend, this class was one of the best. I learned new valuable skills and I was challenged to perform techniques. I also realized that some of the techniques that I currently use might not be the best for certain situations.
Lieutenant, University of Pittsburgh Police Department… I just wanted to start out by saying that your class was hands down the best course I have ever had the opportunity to attend. In one day you have given me several tools to practice on an every day basis in order to become a faster and more accurate shot…”
Patrolman, Upper Burrell Police Dept“…You provided valuable insight and were very responsive to the various questions that I was asking. In my limited experience as a corrections officer and as a police officer, I have prided myself on taking advantage of as much weapons-manipulation training available. I can easily say that your training ranks high due to the high numbers of rounds fired and the dynamic principles that you stress…”
Officer, Pittsburgh Bureau of Police“…I feel this type of training should be incorporated into yearly police officer training…”
Sgt, Lower Burrell Police Dept.“…Joe, your advanced pistol class was one of the best classes I have ever taken in 16 plus years of law enforcement. Your emphasis on speed, accuracy, cover and concealment have been touched upon in prior law enforcement training classes but never have I had the opportunity to put it into effect the way you do in your training program. The principles of shoot, move and communicate were invaluable…”
Officer, Baldwin Twp Police Dept.