Warrior Poet Society Pistol 2 Training Course Overview
This 1 day course begins with a review of safety protocols and an audit of each individual’s shooting fundamentals and basic skill sets (draw stroke, reloads, etc). During this course, students will learn use of cover/concealment, concealed carry considerations, fighter mindset, and movement. Prior training is required to be eligible to attend this course.
Class will be led by one of the following WPS Instructors: Paul Perkerson / John Lovell / Josh Kent
Who Can Attend?
- All U.S citizens ages 18 and up that are legally allowed to own/purchase/possess a firearm. Minors are not permitted.
- Those who have completed 'Pistol 1' with Warrior Poet Society*
What Do You Need?
- A quality semi-automatic pistol - (Until further notice SIG P320 or SIG P320 variations are not allowed)
- A kydex-type holster affording trigger guard coverage
- Tier1 Concealed Appendix Holster
- T.REX Arms Side Car Holster (MR920/Glock19)
- LE / MIL Safariland Retention Holster
- 5 magazines (fully loaded upon arrival) with at least 1 magazine holster
- 500 rounds of ammunition
- Ear and Eye protection
Recommended (not required):
- Sunscreen/ bugspray
- Lots of water/snacks
- Clothing and Headware suitable for crappy weather
- Blade-Tech Accessories
- Battle Gnome Belt Loadout
- John's War Belt Loadout
- Note taking material
- Vertx Clothing/Accessories
- Lots of water/snacks
- Knee Pads
Refund Policy for Classes:
All training sales are final. There are no refunds, credits, reschedules, or substitutions. Do not sign up unless fully committed.
You may shoot reloaded ammo (at your own risk) or steel case (except at Dalton, GA courses, which are BRASS ONLY). You MAY NOT shoot any steel penetrating core, i.e. NATO green tip. We recommend Fiocchi ammo if you are looking for reliable ammo at good price.
For all training related questions please contact training@warriorpoetsociety.us
*Students seeking to take a Pistol 2 course with Warrior Poet Society MUST have already completed our own Pistol 1 course, instructed by either John Lovell, Paul Perkerson, or Josh Kent.