He takes a deep breath and focuses on the target approximately 20 feet in front of him through the sight of his self-built custom Sig Sauer P320 X-Five Legion pistol. Aiming with precision, he puts his right pointer finger on the trigger and after one last deep breath, he shoots, hitting the target spot on.
It’s that same focus and drive that earned Master Sgt. Thomas Bazor, 333rd Fighter Squadron aircraft maintenance unit support section chief, one of the 12 spots on the U.S. Air Force Action Pistol Shooting Team. They compete against other military service members, law enforcement officials and civilian contestants at local, regional, national and international level events.