Description:

Enabling Objectives:

Understand and demonstrate qualities of good stance and position in adverse situations.
Learn high level close quarter controlling techniques
Acquire clear and unobstructed draw stroke of pistol and blade in close quarter scenario
Combine combative skills with weapon manipulation and integration.
Mindset and methodology


These skills are tested by time and in force-on-force scenarios.

*We can duplicate situations and scenarios others have previously encountered, but not the future. Therefore, this course is designed to help students think and not just memorize moves.

Show time is 7:30-7:45 with instruction beginning at 8:00 and ending at 5:00 with an hour allotted for lunch.

Must have:

Comfortable clothing with belt used for concealed carry
Your concealed carry pistol and concealed holster (IWB or OWB)
Training knife if you own one (not required)
OWB holster for role-playing scenarios.

Description:

Enabling Objectives:

General firearms safety
Verify safe, loading, and unloading procedure
Fundamentals of pistol marksmanship
Reloading and malfunction drills
The draw and proper presentation to the target
Multiple shots and multiple targets
Basic techniques of cleaning and lubrication

Training schedule: Show time is 7:30 am with instruction starting at 8:00 am and ending at 5 pm. A one hour period is allotted for lunch.

Must have:

Ammo requirements (Student Furnished): 500 rounds of pistol ammunition per person.

Description:

The Level I Carbine course is designed to significantly increase the skill level and confidence of novice shooters using a semi-automatic AR-15 type rifle or carbine. This 8 hr course is excellent for someone who wants to learn the basics of rifle safety and marksmanship, with a small instructor to student ratio. It's also a good choice for those who want an analysis of their shooting form and a "tune-up" in order to move on to the 2-day Tactical Courses. Students learn how to accurately engage multiple targets at distances up to 100 yards from the prone, seated, kneeling, and standing positions, as well as diagnose and clear several common malfunctions.

Course includes: 8 hours of instruction and a certificate of completion.

Must have:

Ammo requirements: 400 rounds of rifle ammunition per person.

Individual equipment:

Carbine with 3 magazines
Knee and elbow pads (optional)
Weapon cleaning kit (with oil for carbine)
Rain or inclement weather gear
Eye and ear protection (clear and shaded lens are recommended)
Water/Snacks (1 hr lunch break)
Hat/Gloves (rifle will get hot)
Sun screen (non-greasy or water resistant recommended)
Optical sight for carbine (optional, but highly recommended)
Belt, LBE or protective vest with associated magazine pouches

Description:

Course Objective: The student will demonstrate a high level of tactical proficiency, and accuracy under increasing pressure with the semi-automatic pistol and AR-15 type carbine.

Enabling Objectives:
General firearms safety
Diagnostic evaluation with both weapons
Sights, zeroing, external ballistics, slings, holster, equipment setup
Fundamentals of rifle and pistol marksmanship
Reloading & malfunction drills
Multiple Shooting positions
Multiple shots / transitions between multiple targets
Transitions between weapons
Set-up and Shooting on the move
Shooting from barricades & covered positions

Must have:

Ammo requirements (Student Furnished): 800 rounds of pistol ammunition, 650 rounds of rifle ammunition.
Individual equipment (Student Furnished):

Pistol with 5 magazines / Carbine with 5 magazines
Belt with holster and magazine pouches
Magazine holder for the carbine/rifle.
Knee and Elbow pads (optional)
Weapon cleaning kit (with Oil for guns.)
Rain or inclement weather gear
Eye and Ear protection (clear and shaded lens are recommended)
Water / Snacks / Lunch (We’ll take an hour lunch break around noon. Lunch can also be purchased at fast food restaurants within a 10 mile radius of the range.)
Hat / Gloves (rifles will get hot.)
Sun Screen (non-greasy or water resistant recommended)
Optical Sight for rifle (Optional, but highly recommended.)

Description:

Taught by a former U.S. Army Ranger Sniper and Senior Instructor for the Army Marksmanship Instructor Training Group, this course Is designed for hunters, mid/long range competitors, and anyone interested in establishing a fundamental base of technical and operational knowledge expertise in long range rifle shooting. The course covers selection of rifle, optics and calibers; fitting and set up of your rifle; basic ballistics, optics, zeroing considerations and wind reading; supported and unsupported shooting positions; target detection; range estimation and data collection from 100-600 yards.

Description:

Enabling Objectives:

Understand and demonstrate qualities of good stance and position in adverse situations.
Learn high level close quarter controlling techniques
Acquire clear and unobstructed draw stroke of pistol and blade in close quarter scenario
Combine combative skills with weapon manipulation and integration.
Mindset and methodology


These skills are tested by time and in force-on-force scenarios.

*We can duplicate situations and scenarios others have previously encountered, but not the future. Therefore, this course is designed to help students think and not just memorize moves.

Show time is 7:30-7:45 with instruction beginning at 8:00 and ending at 5:00 with an hour allotted for lunch.

Must have:

Comfortable clothing with belt used for concealed carry
Your concealed carry pistol and concealed holster (IWB or OWB)
Training knife if you own one (not required)
OWB holster for role-playing scenarios.

Description:

Enabling Objectives:

General firearms safety
Verify safe, loading, and unloading procedure
Fundamentals of pistol marksmanship
Reloading and malfunction drills
The draw and proper presentation to the target
Multiple shots and multiple targets
Basic techniques of cleaning and lubrication

Training schedule: Show time is 7:30 am with instruction starting at 8:00 am and ending at 5 pm. A one hour period is allotted for lunch.

Must have:

Ammo requirements (Student Furnished): 500 rounds of pistol ammunition per person.

Description:

The Level I Carbine course is designed to significantly increase the skill level and confidence of novice shooters using a semi-automatic AR-15 type rifle or carbine. This 8 hr course is excellent for someone who wants to learn the basics of rifle safety and marksmanship, with a small instructor to student ratio. It's also a good choice for those who want an analysis of their shooting form and a "tune-up" in order to move on to the 2-day Tactical Courses. Students learn how to accurately engage multiple targets at distances up to 100 yards from the prone, seated, kneeling, and standing positions, as well as diagnose and clear several common malfunctions.

Course includes: 8 hours of instruction and a certificate of completion.

Must have:

Ammo requirements: 400 rounds of rifle ammunition per person.

Individual equipment:

Carbine with 3 magazines
Knee and elbow pads (optional)
Weapon cleaning kit (with oil for carbine)
Rain or inclement weather gear
Eye and ear protection (clear and shaded lens are recommended)
Water/Snacks (1 hr lunch break)
Hat/Gloves (rifle will get hot)
Sun screen (non-greasy or water resistant recommended)
Optical sight for carbine (optional, but highly recommended)
Belt, LBE or protective vest with associated magazine pouches

Description:

Course Objective: The student will demonstrate a high level of tactical proficiency, and accuracy under increasing pressure with the semi-automatic pistol and AR-15 type carbine.

Enabling Objectives:
General firearms safety
Diagnostic evaluation with both weapons
Sights, zeroing, external ballistics, slings, holster, equipment setup
Fundamentals of rifle and pistol marksmanship
Reloading & malfunction drills
Multiple Shooting positions
Multiple shots / transitions between multiple targets
Transitions between weapons
Set-up and Shooting on the move
Shooting from barricades & covered positions

Must have:

Ammo requirements (Student Furnished): 800 rounds of pistol ammunition, 650 rounds of rifle ammunition.
Individual equipment (Student Furnished):

Pistol with 5 magazines / Carbine with 5 magazines
Belt with holster and magazine pouches
Magazine holder for the carbine/rifle.
Knee and Elbow pads (optional)
Weapon cleaning kit (with Oil for guns.)
Rain or inclement weather gear
Eye and Ear protection (clear and shaded lens are recommended)
Water / Snacks / Lunch (We’ll take an hour lunch break around noon. Lunch can also be purchased at fast food restaurants within a 10 mile radius of the range.)
Hat / Gloves (rifles will get hot.)
Sun Screen (non-greasy or water resistant recommended)
Optical Sight for rifle (Optional, but highly recommended.)

Description:

Taught by a former U.S. Army Ranger Sniper and Senior Instructor for the Army Marksmanship Instructor Training Group, this course Is designed for hunters, mid/long range competitors, and anyone interested in establishing a fundamental base of technical and operational knowledge expertise in long range rifle shooting. The course covers selection of rifle, optics and calibers; fitting and set up of your rifle; basic ballistics, optics, zeroing considerations and wind reading; supported and unsupported shooting positions; target detection; range estimation and data collection from 100-600 yards.