moderate
1.5 hours
Participants should have basic mobility and stability to handle standard pistol stances and firearm manipulation.
Discover the essential skills of holster drawing with Magnum Training Academy's beginner-level class in Colorado Springs. Learn practical techniques, safety tips, and gear insights in a hands-on 1.5-hour course perfect for new shooters.
Begin many of your Magnum; "Beyond the Line" classes here! 1.5 hours • Intermediate to Advanced
Join the Magnum Training Academy for an immersive 1.5-hour class focused on mastering the art of drawing from a holster. Build essential skills, gain confidence, and learn about holster types and body placement. This intermediate course is a stepping stone to advanced competitions, ensuring a unique and enriching experience for participants.
Join the Magnum Training Academy for an immersive 1.5-hour class focused on mastering the art of drawing from a holster. Build essential skills, gain confidence, and learn about holster types and body placement. This intermediate course is a stepping stone to advanced competitions, ensuring a unique and enriching experience for participants.
Always wear ANSI-approved eye and ear protection during live-fire exercises to safeguard your senses.
Avoid banned holsters like BlackHawk SERPA for class compliance and safety on the range.
A strong 1.5 to 2 inch rigid belt helps maintain holster stability and ease of draw.
Adhering to your instructor’s protocols ensures a safe, effective learning experience.
Magnum Training Academy is part of a growing local culture of responsible firearm education in Colorado Springs, supporting public safety through skills development.
The academy promotes sustainable training practices by enforcing range guidelines that minimize environmental impact and encourage respect for public lands.
Bring your handgun that you will train with during the class to develop practical skill.
Provides necessary support and stability for holster placement and secure draw.
Protects your eyes from debris and enhances safety during live-fire drills.
Earplugs or earmuffs reduce noise exposure from gunfire on the range.