
LE Performance Pistol is ongoing operational engagement oriented training, based upon typical OIS (officer involved shooting) distances which vary from extremely close contact out to +/- 20 yards, and the ultra-high speed four to five shots per second split times typically associated with such confrontations.
Our Process Oriented training is based upon the Three Pillars of pistol shooting:
GRIP
SIGHTS & VISION
TRIGGER CONTROL
"With the exception of safety, there are no absolutes". Leaving dogma at the door, students are consistently presented with a multitude of options in order to find the absolute best technique suited for the individual.
“If we cannot teach you a technique in ten rounds or less, then we are either failures as instructors, or it is not the right method for you”.
In the event of the latter, alternative techniques are offered until a suitable match has been realized.
Our work begins with the development of rock solid pistol handling skills alongside a durable, reliable and repeatable grip; the critical elements required to begin the journey toward the culmination of speed and accuracy.
With an open mind and the will to put in the requisite hard work, our LEO’s are typically breaking their first shot with extreme accuracy from a level three duty holster in well under 1.75 seconds and sending very tight subsequent shots (fist sized groups) in 0.25 second split times (or faster) at seven yards, in very short order.
Heavy emphasis is placed upon multiple target engagement work at random distances with varying target heights, sizes and levels of difficulty – with an A Zone accuracy accountability.
A tier one level of marksmanship, on demand, at speed is the standard.
Our LE Performance Pistol training mirrors the ever evolving curriculum and instructional methodologies specifically designed for the tip of the spear units who routinely train with us on the automated Mission Critical Rogers Range.
Aim True Group’s private training facility, 45 minutes east of Dallas in Prairieville TX
LE training is typically conducted on Fridays and Mondays, but is available seven days a week. Training normally begins at 09:00 in the warmer months and at 13:00 in the colder months. Start times can be modified to meet the department / individual officer’s schedules.
These are high intensity four to five hour training sessions.
Most agencies send each of their officers out for quarterly training sessions, while others opt for monthly training.
Our typical ratio is one instructor for every two students on the range, and will not exceed one instructor for every three students.
Min 2 / Max 6
Maximizing one on one interaction between students and instructors is critical for the rapid development of individual skillset. Between two and four students per course is optimal.
$175 per officer with a minimum fee of $350 (or two officers)
We typically shoot between 200 and 250 rounds per officer, per session. For bulk ammunition orders, we offer direct reimbursement pricing (no markup) and direct shipping to LE departments via our wholesale account with Super Vel Ammunition
To better track ongoing individual performance, many departments opt to institute our LEO MEC elevated skillset qualification as part of their quarterly / annual minimum standards pistol shooting requirement.

All officers are provided with our dry fire training package (at no additional charge) to be used as a guide to getting critical skill building reps in between live fire range sessions.
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HR 218 / Law Enforcement Officers Safety Act (LEOSA) is a federal law allowing qualified law enforcement officers (926B) and retired or separated qualified law enforcement officers (926C) to carry a concealed firearm in any jurisdiction in the United States, or United States Territories, regardless of state or local laws, with certain exceptions.
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