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Professional firearms training in Houston, Texas

FIREARMS TRAINING

THIS TRAINING IS FOR YOU IF…

✔ You’re new and want to learn the right way from day one
✔ You want to carry with confidence—not hesitation
✔ You’re serious about protecting yourself and your home
✔ You want real-world training, not range-time guesswork

BEGINNER TRAINING – Start Safe and Build Confidence

INTERMEDIATE TRAINING – Consistency Under Pressure

ADVANCE TRAINING – Guided Scenarios, High Standards

Garry demonstrates the Double Tap drill.

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4.9 out of 5 Stars

Precision


Sight Alignment & Shot Placement

  • Focus on the Front Sight – Keep your eyes on the front sight, not the target.

  • Center the Front Sight – Position it in the middle of the rear sight.

  • Keep the Sights Level – The top of the front sight should be even with the top of the rear sight.

  • Aim with the Front Sight – Place the front sight where you want the bullet to hit.

  • Take a Normal Breath – Breathe naturally, then pause briefly after exhaling before pressing the trigger.

  • Press the Trigger Straight Back – Apply smooth, steady pressure without moving the sights.

  • Follow Through – Keep the sights on target until the shot is complete. continue

Diagram of a firearm targeting system showing a scope, reticle, and trigger mechanism.
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