What is Hojutsu-Ryu?
Hojutsu is the ancient Japanese word for "the Art of Gunnery." 

As practiced today, Hojutsu-Ryu is the combination of the Modern Technique of the Pistol and traditional Japanese budo.  Hojutsu trains in various firearms, including handgun, rifle and shotgun; we also train in unarmed defense, various impact weapons, edged weapons and ground fighting.  However, Hojutsu is primarily a shooting art.

According to Lt. Col. David Grossman: "I am a graduate of Front Sight, Gun Site, Sig Arms Academy and many military and mil spec ops schools.  And this three day Hojutsu class is the best firearms training I have ever experienced.  It brought me up to a whole new level  of personal performance.  Soke Hall is a supernatural shooter.  Far and away the best shot I have ever seen.  He is a legendary law enforcement officer, Army Ranger, and much more.”  Lt. Col. David Grossman is a Retired Army Ranger, Former Instructor at West Point, Nominated for a Pulitzer Prize, world's authority on school shootings.

In addition to teaching Hojutsu-Ryu, U.S. Family Martial Arts has hosted Soke Jeff Hall, the founder of this art, for firearms seminars in 2013, 2014, 2015 and 2016.

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Photos from Hojutsu-Ryu Seminar, August 2016

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​Photos from Hojutsu-Ryu Seminar, August 2013

Hosted by U.S. Family Martial Arts and Lt. Col. Dave Grossman 
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