Many students consider his session on courtroom savvy one of the highlights of the course. The second day of the class will include cover and movement, performing under stress, and precision shooting combined with shoot no shoot drills. The low light shooting session is designed to allow students to practice target scanning and quick identification both with and without a flashlight. The class ends with the DTI basic proficiency test. There is no sufficient test to determine whether or not a person is ready to survive a life threatening encounter.
Students qualify only at one hundred percent hits.
Even one miss means a failed attempt. Recently, a student at one of our classes asked John if the time it takes to draw a pistol from its holster and bring it up into the sighting plane is timed during class. John replied that the draw is usually timed and that he likes for it to be done safely, but quickly. That is how much time you have, too. Many students who attend Defense Training International courses find that they are physically tired at the end of the two days, but they have acquired a tremendous peace of mind as they are confident in their ability to use a firearm safely and correctly.