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Combat needs to be won with brains, not with weapons. It’s crucial to understand the difference between shooting and fighting and develop tools so that in the toughest moments, the shooter can naturally flow through the OODA cycle, making good decisions that can save their life and the lives of those around them. Pistol Cognitve Operator course helps the student to achieve the best combat performance through the most economical path.
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Combat needs to be won with brains, not with weapons. It’s crucial to understand the difference between shooting and fighting and develop tools so that in the toughest moments, the shooter can naturally flow through the OODA cycle, making good decisions that can save their life and the lives of those around them. Pistol Cognitve Operator course helps the student to achieve the best combat performance through the most economical path.
Level I – 17-day course

We have a vital commitment to our trainees, which is why we make sure to make the most of our time with them and ensure that it’s all worthwhile.
We understand that most people cannot be with us at the shooting range for 17 days, so we present a hybrid teaching model: 2 days of in-person training, followed by 15 days of individualized remote training with guidance.
This is the best way to learn, ensuring the continuous development of your skills.
In Level I of the Pistol Cognitive Operator, you will learn:
- Theory. 1.1. Firearm safety rules. 1.2. Basic pistol operation. 1.3. Introduction to ballistics. 1.4. Introduction to combat mentality. 1.5. The TMM triad. 1.6. 4 types of trainees. 1.7. How to train efficiently.
- Fundamentals of shooting applied to combat.
- Weapon presentation.
- Barrel control from the perspective of armed combat.
- Introduction to ballistics.
- Introduction to combat-focused handling.
- Presentation of desirable metrics.
- Individualized technical training, repetitions, and improvements.
Continue from research to practice
Knowledge is useful when it changes what you do next.
Connect technical execution with perception, judgment and decision-making in the Cognitive Operator pathway.
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