PSTL

Multi-Time National Champion and USPSA Grandmaster Joey Sauerland is known for coming a long way in the sport in a short amount of time. Starting in 2021, he achieved Grandmaster classification in less than two years, and his first national championship win in less than four. The great draw of Sauerland’s training methods is that he not only started as a beginner (was not a shooter before 2021) but that most of his progress was forged in dryfire training. Boasting a 12,500 round count to make grandmaster, and only 35,000 rounds to national champion. This is not only a sharp learning curve, but an affordable one, as most of the sport’s top shooters expend more than this amount every year. Sauerland is always emphasizing the importance and immeasurable value of quality dryfire training. Known also for a background in kinesiology and athletic training, Sauerland provides programs for physical training, reminding shooters that this is a sport, and we are athletes.

Travis Tomasie is a legend in USPSA and IPSC. A World and National Champion with more than fifty Area Championship wins on his record. He occupies a well earned spot as captain of the Masterpiece Arms Pistol Team and is ever active in competition. With origins in the Army Marksmanship Unit he has forgotten more about pistol shooting than most will ever know. Tomasie travels the nation coaching a wide array of shooters from competition to law enforcement and SWAT.

Mike Hwang is the premier Open division shooter on team Masterpiece Arms. Ranked second in the world, his performance has been on the rise winning Area championships and finishing ever higher at USPSA and IPSC Nationals. Mike is known not just for extreme precision, but speed that appears effortless.