What is Defensive Red Dot?

Defensive Red Dot is a 4-hour pistol workshop where you’ll learn how to consistently acquire your dot, align your sights, and shrink your shot groups using your red dot-equipped pistol. During this workshop, 1-on-1 feedback will help refine your overall pistol accuracy skills and increase your confidence shooting your red dot pistol.

This class is for you if you feel like you’re not getting the most out of your red dot sight. We'll clear up any confusion you have about zeroing your red dot and eliminate the "hunting for the dot" problem. Plus, you'll gain valuable knowledge on selecting the right red dot and maintaining your red dot sight.W

In Defensive Red Dot You Will Learn

The advantages and disadvantages of red dot optics
What do consider when choosing, mounting, and maintaining a red dot optic
How to consistently acquire your dot through sight alignment
How to transition to and engage multiple threats while maintaining accuracy

To attend Defensive Red Dot, you must:

Be at least 21 years old and a legal US Citizen/Resident. (Due to the Department of State ITAR regulations, tactical training is only available to US Citizens/Legal Residents. By registering for this class, the student attests that they are at least 18 years of age and a legal US Citizen/resident.)
Be legally permitted to own a firearm in the state of Florida. (By registering for this course, the student further attests that they are legally permitted to own a firearm in the state of Florida)
Be able to safely operate a firearm
Complete a liability waiver before the start of the class

For Defensive Red Dot, you must bring:

A valid driver's license or government issue ID
Red dot-equipped semi-automatic pistol in one of the following calibers: .22LR, .380, 9MM, .40S&W, or .45ACP (No revolvers, Sig P320s, pocket pistols, or compact handguns allowed. )
250 to 300 rounds of ammunition
OWB (Outside the Waistband) holster for your pistol
3 magazines (Minimum)
Pistol magazine holster
Comfortable, closed-toe, sturdy shoes. No sandals or open-toed shoes.
Sturdy belt (must be able to hold up the weight of a pistol and magazine holster)
Eye and ear protection
Water & snacks (for the duration of the class)