RED DOT 3,
LOW LIGHT
Maximize the utility of a red dot optic in a low light environment, a tactical advantage in self defense
Course Description
Red Dot 3, Low Light
This is an advanced pistol red dot training class with a low-light emphasis focusing on mastering the use of red dot optics in challenging lighting conditions. The course covers sight acquisition, target transitions, and red dot visibility adjustments, while teaching techniques for manipulating light sources and shooting in low light. Participants learn one-handed shooting, flashlight manipulation, and threat identification, emphasizing safety, movement, and decision-making under pressure.
Course Curriculum
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Red dot sight alignment and acquisition
Transitioning between multiple targets with a red dot
Adjusting red dot brightness for low-light visibility
Techniques for manipulating a flashlight while shooting
One-handed shooting with a flashlight in the support hand
Identifying shoot/no-shoot targets in low light
Managing stress and cognitive load in low-light scenarios
Safe muzzle discipline when using a flashlight
Target discrimination and threat identification in dim environments
Live-fire drills under low-light or nighttime conditions
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Who is the Course For?
For experienced shooters who are already comfortable with basic pistol handling and aiming techniques, particularly those using red dot optics.
Ideal students include law enforcement officers, military personnel, or self-defense enthusiasts who want to enhance their skills with a red dot in low-light conditions.
This class is best suited for those seeking to improve their ability to perform under pressure, in dim or nighttime environments, while maintaining safety and accuracy.
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Prerequisites
Red Dot 1 and Defensive Pistol 1, Red Dot 2
A pistol with a slide mounted red dot sight
A MINIMUM of three magazines, and a EDC flashlight
A Independence Range Waiver must be completed before class begins
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Non-Members:
$125.00
Members Save 20%:
$100.00
Total Time:
4 Hours (Short safety briefing and gear check in the classroom)
Capacity:
7 Students
What to Bring:
PPE:
Eye & Ear Protection (Electronic Ear Protection Preferred)
Handgun & Ammunition:
Semi-Auto w/ Mounted Red Dot, 150 Rnds Range/Ball ammo, EDC Flashlight
Note Taking Material:
Paper & Pen is Recommended
Snacks & Drink:
Just in the Classroom
Open toed shoes, shorts, and low-cut tops should be avoided due to the chance of hot casings or debris touching the skin.
A pistol with a slide mounted red dot sight, A MINIMUM of three magazines. This is a higher round count course and time will be wasted without the ability to quickly reload the pistol in longer strings of fire.
