Chris Aults Nevada Pistol Offense

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This document describes a pistol offense formation called "Pistol/Empty/Double Tight" consisting of a split end, flanker split out 10 yards from the tight end, and two tight ends each split 3 1/2 feet from their respective tackles. The quarterback lines up in shotgun 3 1/2 yards behind the center, with an H-back 4 yards behind either tackle depending on the motion call. The tailback and fullback come out and are substituted by the H-back and split end.

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University of Nevada head coach Chris Ault developed the Pistol offense in 2004 as a way to add a power running game to the spread formation. The Pistol Offense, which is a cross between under center formations and the shotgun formation, lines the quarterback up three to four yards behind the center (rather than seven yards, as with the shotgun formation). In this formation, the quarterback is close enough to the line of scrimmage to be able to read the defense and far enough back to give him extra time and a better vision of the field just like in the shotgun.

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