Low-Light Tactical Pistol

Class Description

Evil hides in dark places! If you carry a gun, but you can’t see the threat, you are powerless to stop it. This class is designed to give the student a full understanding of what it takes to fight in low to no light settings utilizing both handheld and weapon-mounted lights. The class will cover low light shooting techniques, situational awareness in low light settings, and techniques for searching with light. Tactical Pistol 1 and 2 are pre-requisites for the class.

Required materials include a pistol, three pistol magazines, strong side holster, magazine pouch, handheld light and extra batteries or back-up light, strong belt, eye and ear protection, and 250 rounds of ammunition. Please bring a handheld light even if you have pistol-mounted light.

COVID19 Notice – Please do not come to class if you are Covid19 positive, have a fever or are sick with any symptoms. We will gladly transfer your registration to another class.

Cancellation and Rescheduling Policy

A full refund is available for those who give a minimum of 48 hours notice.  Those who give less than 48 hours notice may be credited one-half the original course fee.  “No-shows” will not be allowed a credit or refund.

It is the student’s responsibility to register for a future class if he or she cannot attend the originally scheduled class.  In the rare event a class is rescheduled, you will be automatically enrolled in the next open class.  We will contact you to confirm this.

Safety Policy

Given Agape Tactical’s vigilant focus on Firearms Safety, we do not allow the use of appendix or inside-the-waistband (IWB) holsters in our Tactical Classes.  (Rule 2:  Always keep the muzzle pointed in a safe direction.)  If you do not have a strong side outside-the-waistband (OWB) holster we will loan you one for the class.

Agape Tactical and its representatives reserve the right, indeed the duty, to refuse service or to remove individuals who operate in an unsafe or inappropriate manner.  Agape Tactical cannot accept applicants who are currently being treated for post-traumatic stress syndrome (PTSD).