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Dynamic Pistol 1

Course Description: Solid fundamentals are built from scratch, and you only build them once. At Dynamic Pistol 1 you build them under the eyes of our instructors, and we correct your mistakes before they turn into bad habits. Dynamic Pistol 1 is a one-day pistol shooting course. We take you step by step through everything every shooter must master before thinking about speed or tactics: safe weapon handling, stance and grip, aimed fire, drawing from the holster, reloading and malfunction clearance. First as dry practice, then with live ammunition. It doesn't matter whether you have no firearms license, got yours last week, or have been shooting for years. We never have more than 8 students per instructor, so everyone gets real attention and we correct mistakes carefully, one at a time. You don't need a firearms license or your own gun. Just add a complete package to your booking and the pistol, holsters, ammunition and eye and ear protection will be waiting for you at the range. It is our most popular course, with over 5,000 graduates. Choose a date in the calendar below. Who Is This Course For: DP1 is the first step for everyone, from complete beginners without a firearms license to experienced shooters. You will align your technique and procedures with the foundation that all our follow-up courses build on. That is why it is a prerequisite for Dynamic Pistol 2 and many other shooting and tactical courses, no matter how many years you have been shooting. It suits those who carry a gun for self-defense as well as those heading toward sport shooting. Please note that this is not a preparation course for the Czech firearms license exam. It focuses on practical and defensive shooting. What You Will Learn: After one day you know which gun and holster to choose and how to carry them. You can safely unload, check and load your gun, take a proper stance, aim and press the trigger smoothly. You can draw with a round in the chamber and safely holster a loaded gun. You learn both the tactical and the emergency reload. And when your gun fails, whether it is a misfire, a stovepipe or a double feed, you won't hesitate, because you know exactly what to do. Contents: Introduction of instructors, safety instructions, introduction to shooting, range safety, choosing a suitable weapon for the area the students want to focus on, suitable holsters for carrying a weapon, placement of the weapon and magazine holsters on the belt, secure access to the weapon (unloading and safety check, loading and holstering the weapon), dry practice (universal stance, grip, ready position, aiming, breathing, trigger work, loading the weapon, unloading the weapon, follow through, scan), aimed fire, shooting from the ready position, drawing with a round in the chamber, malfunction clearance (misfire, stovepipe, double feed, empty magazine), tactical reload, multiple shots. Required Equipment: Comfortable civilian or tactical clothing and solid outdoor or sports shoes (both suited to the current weather and outdoor temperatures), a belt, a high-quality and safe hard holster worn on the strong side and covering the trigger guard (preferably kydex), a magazine pouch, shooting glasses and hearing protection (earmuffs, earplugs, etc.). If you intend to shoot ammunition other than the common standard 9 mm Luger or .45 ACP on this course, please also bring 5 dummy rounds for dry practice and weapon handling. Nylon or similar soft holsters, whether inside or outside the waistband, as well as shoulder holsters, are very dangerous for the user both in training and in real-life carry. Please avoid wearing them on the course and in real life. We can rent you high-quality kydex holsters by RH Holsters for Glock 17/19/26/43, Walther PDP/PPQ/PPS/Creed, H&K SFP9 and S&W MP9 pistols, together with a magazine pouch, for a small fee. Just click on the course date of your choice and order the holster you need in the section below the weapon selection. Appendix carry holsters, worn at the front of the waistband, are allowed provided they meet the definition of a high-quality and safe hard holster, preferably kydex, worn on the strong side and covering the trigger guard. Weapon: Semi-automatic pistol with two magazines and at least 300 rounds. For subcompact pistols (for example G43/42) we recommend at least 3 magazines. If you do not own a gun or would like to try a different one, we can provide a pistol with holsters, ammunition and other accessories for your chosen course date. Just click on the course date and you will see a full list of weapons available for that date. In the first section you will find complete packages, which always include a pistol with two magazines, kydex pistol and magazine holsters, eye and ear protection and the number of rounds needed for the course. If you bring your own factory ammunition, you can choose to rent the gun only. The full list of rental guns, along with the option to order ammunition, holsters or protective equipment separately, can be found in the sections below. Firearms and the Law: You do not need a firearms license, background check or criminal record extract to attend this course. Our instructor will hand you the weapon and you will train with it under his constant supervision. Czech law sets no fixed minimum age, but a minor participant must be reasonably mature, both mentally and physically. We do not recommend registering children under 15 for a course this intensive. There is no restriction on the barrel length of semi-automatic rifles, and high-capacity magazines are allowed. Suppressors and weapon-mounted lasers and lights are legal in the Czech Republic. If you hold a European Firearms Pass (EFP) with your firearm listed in it, you may temporarily bring it to the Czech Republic and use it for training. Under Czech law it is enough to prove the purpose of your visit, for example with your course booking or another document confirming the reason for your trip. An official invitation is not required by law. The EFP also covers carrying an amount of ammunition that matches the purpose of the trip, for example for a competition or training. Please note that transit countries or your airline may apply their own limits or requirements. If you plan to travel through several countries or by air, contact us and we will help you prepare any documents you may need, such as an invitation. Timing: Class starts at 9:00 am. Please arrive at the range no later than 8:30–8:45 am. The course usually ends around 6:00 pm, with a 30-minute lunch break during the day. Venue: We run our courses at various locations across the Czech Republic. You will find the exact venue for each date in the calendar, just click on the date. For multi-day courses that use more than one location, all venues are listed there. Please check the venue carefully before booking. Please check the venue carefully before booking. The same course often runs at different locations on different dates. Every now and then a student books a date expecting it to be at our home base, the Oleško shooting range, only to find out on the day that the course is taking place in Moravia, some 300 km away. To avoid this, always click on the date before booking and check where that particular date takes place. Language: Czech with English translation available. Accommodation and Food: Accommodation is not included in the course fee, each participant arranges and pays for it themselves. There is a 30-minute lunch break, so bring food that doesn't need cooking or ordering, such as an Adventure Menu type ration, an MRE or food from home, and enough to drink for the whole day. Where to Go Next: After DP1, most students continue with Dynamic Pistol 2, which adds one-handed shooting, shooting from different positions and shooting on the move. If you want the same fundamentals with a rifle, go on to Dynamic Rifle 1. If protecting your home and family is on your mind, take Home Defense. A gun should always come with a first aid kit. At the one-day First Responder course you will learn to stop massive bleeding with a tourniquet or gauze, open the airway and treat chest injuries. Have a Question? You will find answers to the most common questions in our Questions and Answers section. Didn't find what you were looking for? Write or call us using any of our contacts, we will be happy to help. Online Video Course: On our YouTube channel you can watch the free Tactical Pistol video course, which has over 390,000 views. It covers everything you will learn at Dynamic Pistol 1 plus part of what awaits you at Dynamic Pistol 2. You will see our instructors at work, and after the course the video will serve as a handy refresher. Please note that the video is in Czech. Got everything you need? Choose a date below and don't forget to check where your chosen date takes place.

Dynamic Pistol 2

Course Description: At Dynamic Pistol 1 you shot from a fixed position, with the target right in front of you. Dynamic Pistol 2 teaches you to work safely with your pistol when standing still is not an option. Dynamic Pistol 2 is a one-day pistol shooting course that builds directly on DP1. We start with a short test and review to see what habits you bring with you. Whatever needs fixing, we correct and unify first thing in the morning, so that your movement rests on a solid foundation. Then you start moving. You will draw and engage at close range with step-out engagements: stepping forward, linear and lateral step-outs, and stepping back. You will fire and relocate over longer distances and learn one-handed shooting. You will drop quickly to kneeling, squatting and prone and engage from each position right away. Finally comes shooting on the move and drills that teach you to keep a safe distance from an attacker. You don't need a firearms license or your own pistol, just add a complete package to your booking. We never have more than 8 students per instructor, so everyone gets real attention and we fine-tune every step with you. Over 2,500 students have completed this course, more than any of our other courses except DP1. Choose a date in the calendar below. Who Is This Course For: For graduates of Dynamic Pistol 1 who have mastered safe weapon handling, drawing and reloading and want to start working with their gun dynamically. It suits defensive and sport shooters as well as those who carry a gun on duty. You cannot attend without DP1, as this course builds directly on its content. What You Will Learn: After the course you can draw and engage after a change of position, stepping forward, using linear and lateral step-outs, and stepping back. After relocating over a longer distance, you can hit the target after moving in any of the four directions, and you can shoot one-handed. You can quickly take a kneeling, squatting or prone position and engage from each one right away. You can shoot on the move and you know how to keep a safe distance from an attacker. Contents: Introduction of instructors, safety instructions, introduction to defensive and tactical shooting, initial test (survey and evaluation of the students' knowledge and habits, correcting mistakes and unifying weapon handling and procedures), short review of the skills learned on the Dynamic Pistol 1 course, followed by developing skills such as close-range step-out engagements from the draw (step forward, linear step-out, lateral step-out, step back), fire and relocate over longer distances in all four directions, one-handed shooting, dynamic transitions to kneeling, squatting and prone with engagement, shooting on the move, and drills to build awareness of a safe distance from an attacker. Required Equipment: Comfortable civilian or tactical clothing and solid outdoor or sports shoes (both suited to the current weather and outdoor temperatures), a belt, a high-quality and safe hard holster worn on the strong side and covering the trigger guard (preferably kydex), a magazine pouch, shooting glasses and hearing protection (earmuffs, earplugs, etc.). If you intend to shoot ammunition other than the common standard 9 mm Luger or .45 ACP on this course, please also bring 5 dummy rounds for dry practice and weapon handling. Nylon or similar soft holsters, whether inside or outside the waistband, as well as shoulder holsters, are very dangerous for the user both in training and in real-life carry. Please avoid wearing them on the course and in real life. We can rent you high-quality kydex holsters by RH Holsters for Glock 17/19/26/43, Walther PDP/PPQ/PPS/Creed, H&K SFP9 and S&W MP9 pistols, together with a magazine pouch, for a small fee. Just click on the course date of your choice and order the holster you need in the section below the weapon selection. Appendix carry holsters, worn at the front of the waistband, are allowed provided they meet the definition of a high-quality and safe hard holster, preferably kydex, worn on the strong side and covering the trigger guard. Weapon: Semi-automatic pistol with two magazines and at least 300 rounds. For subcompact pistols (for example G43/42) we recommend at least 3 magazines. If you do not own a gun or would like to try a different one, we can provide a pistol with holsters, ammunition and other accessories for your chosen course date. Just click on the course date and you will see a full list of weapons available for that date. In the first section you will find complete packages, which always include a pistol with two magazines, kydex pistol and magazine holsters, eye and ear protection and the number of rounds needed for the course. If you bring your own factory ammunition, you can choose to rent the gun only. The full list of rental guns, along with the option to order ammunition, holsters or protective equipment separately, can be found in the sections below. Firearms and the Law: You do not need a firearms license, background check or criminal record extract to attend this course. Our instructor will hand you the weapon and you will train with it under his constant supervision. Czech law sets no fixed minimum age, but a minor participant must be reasonably mature, both mentally and physically. We do not recommend registering children under 15 for a course this intensive. There is no restriction on the barrel length of semi-automatic rifles, and high-capacity magazines are allowed. Suppressors and weapon-mounted lasers and lights are legal in the Czech Republic. If you hold a European Firearms Pass (EFP) with your firearm listed in it, you may temporarily bring it to the Czech Republic and use it for training. Under Czech law it is enough to prove the purpose of your visit, for example with your course booking or another document confirming the reason for your trip. An official invitation is not required by law. The EFP also covers carrying an amount of ammunition that matches the purpose of the trip, for example for a competition or training. Please note that transit countries or your airline may apply their own limits or requirements. If you plan to travel through several countries or by air, contact us and we will help you prepare any documents you may need, such as an invitation. Timing: Class starts at 9:00 am. Please arrive at the range no later than 8:30–8:45 am. The course usually ends around 6:00 pm, with a 30-minute lunch break during the day. Venue: We run our courses at various locations across the Czech Republic. You will find the exact venue for each date in the calendar, just click on the date. For multi-day courses that use more than one location, all venues are listed there. Please check the venue carefully before booking. The same course often runs at different locations on different dates. Every now and then a student books a date expecting it to be at our home base, the Oleško shooting range, only to find out on the day that the course is taking place in Moravia, some 300 km away. To avoid this, always click on the date before booking and check where that particular date takes place. Language: Czech with English translation available. Accommodation and Food: Accommodation is not included in the course fee, each participant arranges and pays for it themselves. There is a 30-minute lunch break, so bring food that doesn't need cooking or ordering, such as an Adventure Menu type ration, an MRE or food from home, and enough to drink for the whole day. Where to Go Next: After DP2, most students continue with Dynamic Pistol 3, which takes pistol shooting on to advanced techniques. Many graduates then add a rifle with Dynamic Rifle 1. If protecting your family is on your mind, continue with Home Defense, where you will put moving with a gun to use in an apartment and on a staircase. Have a Question? You will find answers to the most common questions in our Questions and Answers section. Didn't find what you were looking for? Write or call us using any of our contacts, we will be happy to help. Online Video Course: On our YouTube channel you can watch two free video courses. Tactical Pistol, with over 390,000 views, reviews the fundamentals from DP1 and also covers the first part of this course. Tactical Pistol 2, with over 100,000 views, covers the rest of DP2 and continues into Dynamic Pistol 3. After the course, both videos will serve as a handy refresher. Please note that the videos are in Czech. Got everything you need? Choose a date below and don't forget to check where your chosen date takes place.

Dynamic Pistol 3

Course Description: You learned to shoot one-handed at Dynamic Pistol 2. DP3 brings the harder part: reloading, clearing a misfire or a stovepipe and carrying on with your pistol in one hand, for example when your other hand is injured or busy. Dynamic Pistol 3 is the third level of our pistol shooting series, a one-day course of techniques for defensive and duty shooting. We start with an initial test and a short review of DP1 and DP2 to unify your weapon handling and correct whatever needs correcting right at the start. Then come topics such as shooting from cover and one-handed pistol handling with both the strong and the support hand: clearing misfires and stovepipes, emergency and tactical reloads. You will learn to engage in three directions without changing your stance. You don't need a firearms license or your own gun. Just add a complete package to your booking and the pistol, holsters, ammunition and eye and ear protection will be ready for you on site. We never have more than 8 students per instructor, so everyone gets real attention and we watch your weapon handling up close. Over 1,300 students have completed this course. Choose a date in the calendar below. Who Is This Course For: For graduates of Dynamic Pistol 1 and 2 who can already shoot on the move, from different positions and one-handed, and who want to master full one-handed weapon handling and learn to use cover. It suits those who carry a pistol for self-defense or use one on duty. Both previous courses are a prerequisite, as DP3 builds directly on them. What You Will Learn: After the course, your weapon handling from DP1 and DP2 has been checked and unified. You can shoot from cover and you know how to use it. You can operate your pistol with one hand, strong or support, which means you can clear a misfire or a stovepipe and perform an emergency or tactical reload with one hand. And you can engage in three directions without having to change your stance. Contents: Introduction of instructors, safety instructions, introduction to advanced defensive and tactical shooting techniques, initial test (survey and evaluation of the students' knowledge and habits, correcting mistakes and unifying weapon handling and procedures), short review of the skills from the two previous courses, DP1 and DP2, followed by shooting from cover, advanced one-handed shooting and pistol handling (strong and support hand), such as malfunction clearance (misfire, stovepipe), emergency reload and tactical reload, and three-direction engagement without changing stance. Required Equipment: Comfortable civilian or tactical clothing and solid outdoor or sports shoes (both suited to the current weather and outdoor temperatures), a belt, a high-quality and safe hard holster worn on the strong side and covering the trigger guard (preferably kydex), a magazine pouch, shooting glasses and hearing protection (earmuffs, earplugs, etc.). If you intend to shoot ammunition other than the common standard 9 mm Luger or .45 ACP on this course, please also bring 5 dummy rounds for dry practice and weapon handling. Nylon or similar soft holsters, whether inside or outside the waistband, as well as shoulder holsters, are very dangerous for the user both in training and in real-life carry. Please avoid wearing them on the course and in real life. We can rent you high-quality kydex holsters by RH Holsters for Glock 17/19/26/43, Walther PDP/PPQ/PPS/Creed, H&K SFP9 and S&W MP9 pistols, together with a magazine pouch, for a small fee. Just click on the course date of your choice and order the holster you need in the section below the weapon selection. Appendix carry holsters, worn at the front of the waistband, are allowed provided they meet the definition of a high-quality and safe hard holster, preferably kydex, worn on the strong side and covering the trigger guard. Weapon: Semi-automatic pistol with two magazines and at least 300 rounds. For subcompact pistols (for example G43/42) we recommend at least 3 magazines. If you do not own a gun or would like to try a different one, we can provide a pistol with holsters, ammunition and other accessories for your chosen course date. Just click on the course date and you will see a full list of weapons available for that date. In the first section you will find complete packages, which always include a pistol with two magazines, kydex pistol and magazine holsters, eye and ear protection and the number of rounds needed for the course. If you bring your own factory ammunition, you can choose to rent the gun only. The full list of rental guns, along with the option to order ammunition, holsters or protective equipment separately, can be found in the sections below. Firearms and the Law: You do not need a firearms license, background check or criminal record extract to attend this course. Our instructor will hand you the weapon and you will train with it under his constant supervision. Czech law sets no fixed minimum age, but a minor participant must be reasonably mature, both mentally and physically. We do not recommend registering children under 15 for a course this intensive. There is no restriction on the barrel length of semi-automatic rifles, and high-capacity magazines are allowed. Suppressors and weapon-mounted lasers and lights are legal in the Czech Republic. If you hold a European Firearms Pass (EFP) with your firearm listed in it, you may temporarily bring it to the Czech Republic and use it for training. Under Czech law it is enough to prove the purpose of your visit, for example with your course booking or another document confirming the reason for your trip. An official invitation is not required by law. The EFP also covers carrying an amount of ammunition that matches the purpose of the trip, for example for a competition or training. Please note that transit countries or your airline may apply their own limits or requirements. If you plan to travel through several countries or by air, contact us and we will help you prepare any documents you may need, such as an invitation. Timing: Class starts at 9:00 am. Please arrive at the range no later than 8:30–8:45 am. The course usually ends around 6:00 pm, with a 30-minute lunch break during the day. Venue: We run our courses at various locations across the Czech Republic. You will find the exact venue for each date in the calendar, just click on the date. For multi-day courses that use more than one location, all venues are listed there. Please check the venue carefully before booking. The same course often runs at different locations on different dates. Every now and then a student books a date expecting it to be at our home base, the Oleško shooting range, only to find out on the day that the course is taking place in Moravia, some 300 km away. To avoid this, always click on the date before booking and check where that particular date takes place. Language: Czech with English translation available. Accommodation and Food: Accommodation is not included in the course fee, each participant arranges and pays for it themselves. There is a 30-minute lunch break, so bring food that doesn't need cooking or ordering, such as an Adventure Menu type ration, an MRE or food from home, and enough to drink for the whole day. Where to Go Next: The direct follow-up is Dynamic Pistol 4, the final course of the series, focused on close-range self-defense, for which DP3 is a prerequisite. Once you have also completed Dynamic Rifle 1 and Dynamic Rifle 2, VCQB, our vehicle shooting and tactics course, opens up to you. If you also have Dynamic Rifle 3 under your belt, you can go on to Combined Firearms, where you learn to transition between rifle and pistol, and if you want to pass your skills on to others, to Shooting Instructor. Have a Question? You will find answers to the most common questions in our Questions and Answers section. Didn't find what you were looking for? Write or call us using any of our contacts, we will be happy to help. Online Video Course: On our YouTube channel you can watch the free Tactical Pistol 2 video course, which has over 100,000 views. It covers skills from Dynamic Pistol 2 as well as this course, so you can review what DP3 builds on before the course, and afterward the video will serve as a handy refresher. Please note that the video is in Czech. Got everything you need? Choose a date below and don't forget to check where your chosen date takes place.

Dynamic Pistol 4

Course Description: On the range there are always a few meters between you and the target. In a real assault that distance is often missing. Dynamic Pistol 4 teaches you to use your pistol when the attacker is within arm's reach and there is neither time nor space for conventional shooting techniques. Dynamic Pistol 4 is the final course of our pistol shooting series, focused on close-range self-defense. You will draw from concealed carry, shoot at contact distance, create distance from an attacker and retain your weapon when someone tries to take it from you. You will learn to use your gun during an edged-weapon assault or a blunt object attack, to fight and shoot from the ground after being taken down, and to strike with your pistol in close-quarters confrontation. You will also shoot after physical exertion, with your heart pounding and your hands shaking. At the end you put everything to the test in force-on-force scenarios with FX Simunition training weapons, a marking-cartridge system, against a live opponent instead of a paper target. We never have more than 8 students per instructor, so everyone gets real attention and we correct mistakes carefully. Over 600 students have completed this course. Choose a date in the calendar below. Who Is This Course For: For graduates of Dynamic Pistol 1 to 3 who carry a gun for self-defense and want to be ready for a situation where everything happens within a few seconds at the distance of a single step. The course is physically more demanding than the previous levels, so expect physical contact and exertion. What You Will Learn: After the course you can safely draw from concealed carry and shoot at contact distance. You know how to create distance during an assault and when to use your gun against an attacker armed with a knife or another dangerous object. You can retain your weapon when someone tries to disarm you and strike with your pistol when there is no room to shoot. When you are taken to the ground, you can defend yourself and engage the attacker from the ground. And you have experienced how you shoot after physical exertion, in scenarios against a real opponent. Contents: Introduction of instructors, safety instructions, introduction to self-defense shooting techniques, initial test (survey and evaluation of the students' knowledge and habits, correcting mistakes and unifying weapon handling and procedures), short review of the skills from the Dynamic Pistol 3 course, followed by concealed carry draw, contact-distance shooting, creating distance in self-defense, use of the weapon during edged-weapon assaults and blunt object attacks, weapon retention, striking with the pistol in close-quarters confrontation, ground fighting and shooting from the ground after a takedown, and shooting under physical exhaustion in force-on-force scenarios with our FX Simunition training weapons. Required Equipment: Comfortable civilian or tactical clothing and solid outdoor or sports shoes (both suited to the current weather and outdoor temperatures), a belt, a high-quality and safe hard holster worn on the strong side and covering the trigger guard (preferably kydex), a magazine pouch, shooting glasses and hearing protection (earmuffs, earplugs, etc.). If you intend to shoot ammunition other than the common standard 9 mm Luger or .45 ACP on this course, please also bring 5 dummy rounds for dry practice and weapon handling. Nylon or similar soft holsters, whether inside or outside the waistband, as well as shoulder holsters, are very dangerous for the user both in training and in real-life carry. Please avoid wearing them on the course and in real life. We can rent you high-quality kydex holsters by RH Holsters for Glock 17/19/26/43, Walther PDP/PPQ/PPS/Creed, H&K SFP9 and S&W MP9 pistols, together with a magazine pouch, for a small fee. Just click on the course date of your choice and order the holster you need in the section below the weapon selection. Appendix carry holsters, worn at the front of the waistband, are allowed provided they meet the definition of a high-quality and safe hard holster, preferably kydex, worn on the strong side and covering the trigger guard. Weapon: Semi-automatic pistol with two magazines and at least 300 rounds. For subcompact pistols (for example G43/42) we recommend at least 3 magazines. If you do not own a gun or would like to try a different one, we can provide a pistol with holsters, ammunition and other accessories for your chosen course date. Just click on the course date and you will see a full list of weapons available for that date. In the first section you will find complete packages, which always include a pistol with two magazines, kydex pistol and magazine holsters, eye and ear protection and the number of rounds needed for the course. If you bring your own factory ammunition, you can choose to rent the gun only. The full list of rental guns, along with the option to order ammunition, holsters or protective equipment separately, can be found in the sections below. Firearms and the Law: You do not need a firearms license, background check or criminal record extract to attend this course. Our instructor will hand you the weapon and you will train with it under his constant supervision. Czech law sets no fixed minimum age, but a minor participant must be reasonably mature, both mentally and physically. We do not recommend registering children under 15 for a course this intensive. There is no restriction on the barrel length of semi-automatic rifles, and high-capacity magazines are allowed. Suppressors and weapon-mounted lasers and lights are legal in the Czech Republic. If you hold a European Firearms Pass (EFP) with your firearm listed in it, you may temporarily bring it to the Czech Republic and use it for training. Under Czech law it is enough to prove the purpose of your visit, for example with your course booking or another document confirming the reason for your trip. An official invitation is not required by law. The EFP also covers carrying an amount of ammunition that matches the purpose of the trip, for example for a competition or training. Please note that transit countries or your airline may apply their own limits or requirements. If you plan to travel through several countries or by air, contact us and we will help you prepare any documents you may need, such as an invitation. Timing: Class starts at 9:00 am. Please arrive at the range no later than 8:30–8:45 am. The course usually ends around 6:00 pm, with a 30-minute lunch break during the day. Venue: We run our courses at various locations across the Czech Republic. You will find the exact venue for each date in the calendar, just click on the date. For multi-day courses that use more than one location, all venues are listed there. Please check the venue carefully before booking. The same course often runs at different locations on different dates. Every now and then a student books a date expecting it to be at our home base, the Oleško shooting range, only to find out on the day that the course is taking place in Moravia, some 300 km away. To avoid this, always click on the date before booking and check where that particular date takes place. Language: Czech with English translation available. Accommodation and Food: Accommodation is not included in the course fee, each participant arranges and pays for it themselves. There is a 30-minute lunch break, so bring food that doesn't need cooking or ordering, such as an Adventure Menu type ration, an MRE or food from home, and enough to drink for the whole day. Where to Go Next: If you want to take close combat further, continue with Hand to Hand Combat and Gun Retention, which goes deep into fighting at close range and retaining your weapon. The Expandable Baton course teaches you to work with a telescopic baton, and at Self-defense Scenarios you will test your defensive skills in more scenarios. And since a close-range fight for your life often takes place inside a building, it also makes sense to continue with Home Defense or one of our CQB courses. Have a Question? You will find answers to the most common questions in our Questions and Answers section. Didn't find what you were looking for? Write or call us using any of our contacts, we will be happy to help. Online Video Course: On our YouTube channel you can watch the free Tactical Pistol 2 video course, which has over 100,000 views. It covers the skills from Dynamic Pistol 2 and 3 that this course builds on, so you can review them before the course. Please note that the video is in Czech. Got everything you need? Choose a date below and don't forget to check where your chosen date takes place.