GBRS GROUP | FBI Pistol Qualification Course

Published on October 3, 2025
Duration: 25:31

This video details the FBI Pistol Qualification Course, presented by GBRS Group instructors. It breaks down each stage, from 3 to 25 yards, outlining specific drills, par times, and accuracy requirements. The instructors emphasize practical application, speed, and confidence-building, offering insights from their extensive tactical and special operations experience. The course is presented as a valuable benchmark for any shooter to assess their current skill level.

Quick Summary

The FBI Pistol Qualification Course tests shooting proficiency at 3, 5, 7, and 25 yards, requiring a 90% hit rate (45/50 rounds). Drills focus on speed, accuracy, drawing, reloading, and positional transitions, serving as a benchmark for law enforcement and civilian shooters.

Chapters

  1. 00:00FBI Pistol Qualification Overview
  2. 03:433-Yard Stage Drills
  3. 06:465-Yard Stage Drills
  4. 11:167-Yard Stage Drills
  5. 17:3925-Yard Stage Drills
  6. 20:27Scoring and Debrief

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the key stages of the FBI Pistol Qualification Course?

The FBI Pistol Qualification Course includes stages at 3, 5, 7, and 25 yards. Each stage involves specific drills with defined par times and accuracy requirements, testing skills like drawing, rapid fire, reloading, and positional transitions.

What is the passing score for the FBI Pistol Qualification Course?

To pass the standard FBI Pistol Qualification Course, a shooter must achieve a 90% hit rate, meaning at least 45 out of 50 rounds must hit the target.

What firearms are commonly used in the FBI Pistol Qualification Course?

While various firearms can be used, the video showcases instructors using pistols like the Staccato XC, Sig P320, and Sig P226, all commonly chambered in 9mm and favored for their reliability and performance.

What skills does the FBI Pistol Qualification Course emphasize?

The course emphasizes speed, accuracy, confidence building, and proficiency under time pressure. It tests fundamental shooting skills, weapon manipulation, recoil management, and the ability to perform under stress.

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