USCCA DPP (4/6,4/8,4/15,4/20,4/22)

The USCCA’s Defensive Pistol Program (DPP) is a comprehensive course designed to help participants develop essential defensive shooting skills using live-fire and dry-fire training.

The program is broken into six parts, each progressively building on the last to ensure the best results for individual students. These six parts include classroom-based learning and live-fire training to fully integrate objective and performance-based training methods.

By using motor learning and skill acquisition science, DPP ensures participants are equipped with the knowledge and practical experience needed for effective pistol use in a defensive context.

Key Objectives

Fundamentals of Defensive Marksmanship Drawing from the holster Balance of speed and precision Defensive response Malfunctions and single-handed shooting

Requires an outside the waistband  holster that can be concealed and after the second class an inside the waistband hard-shell holster is allowed.