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EVERYDAY PISTOL
Everyday Pistol is a two-day class that presents a vast amount of information. Students learn how to safely handle a pistol (semi-automatic) for everyday life. Backup guns (revolver or semi-automatic) are optional. Lessons include how to properly draw (from duty holster or concealment), loading, shooting (fundamentals of marksmanship), clearing malfunctions, scanning the area, reloading and reholstering. There are multiple live fire drills, during which, students will be using one or both hands, moving and shooting, using cover and concealment and communicating. Each student will shoot approximately 750-1000 rounds.
EVERYDAY RIFLE
Everyday Rifle is a two-day class that teaches students how to safely handle semi-automatic rifles and pistol caliber carbines. Lessons include sling selection, optic selection, loading, shooting (fundamentals of marksmanship), clearing malfunctions, transitioning to a pistol, scanning the area and reloading. There are multiple live fire drills, during which, students will be moving and shooting, using cover and concealment, transitioning to pistol and communicating. Each student will shoot approximately 1500 rifle rounds and 250 pistol rounds.
The Everyday Pistol class is a non-negotiable pre-requisite within the previous 12 months.
EVERYDAY SHOTGUN
Everyday Shotgun is a two-day class that teaches students how to safely handle pump and semi-automatic shotguns. Lessons include ammunition selection, sling selection, loading, shooting (fundamentals of marksmanship), clearing malfunctions, scanning the area and transitioning to a pistol. There are multiple live fire drills, during which, students will be moving and shooting, using cover and concealment, transitioning to pistol and communicating. Each student will shoot approximately 650 shotgun rounds and 250 pistol rounds.
The Everyday Pistol class is a non-negotiable pre-requisite within the previous 12 months.
EVERYDAY VEHICLE
Everyday Vehicle is a two-day class that teaches students how to safely handle firearms in and around vehicles. This class primarily focuses on pistols. Rifles, pistol caliber carbines and “truck guns” are optional. Lessons include situational awareness regarding vehicles, seating positions, capabilities of a functioning vehicle, how and where to carry your guns inside a vehicle and considerations regarding armed and unarmed passengers traveling with you. There are multiple live fire drills, during which, students will be shooting from inside and outside the vehicle, moving and shooting, using cover and concealment and communicating. The vehicle(s) used in class are delivered specifically for class and will subsequently be shot by students during class. Each student will shoot approximately 750 pistol rounds and 500 rifle rounds (optional).
The Everyday Pistol class is a non-negotiable pre-requisite within the previous 12 months.
ADVANCED EVERYDAY PISTOL
Advanced Everyday Pistol is a two-day class that picks up where Everyday Pistol stopped. While following fundamental safety rules, students continue to learn how to safely handle a pistol in non-traditional manners. There are multiple live fire drills that consist of problem solving and skill building. Each student will shoot approximately 750-1000 rounds.
The Everyday Pistol class is a non-negotiable pre-requisite within the previous 12 months.
ADVANCED EVERYDAY RIFLE
Advanced Everyday Rifle is a two-day class that picks up where Everyday Rifle stopped. While following fundamental safety rules, students continue to learn how to safely handle a semi-automatic rifle and pistol caliber carbine in non-traditional manners. There are multiple live fire drills that consist of problem solving, skill building and transitions between long gun and pistol. Each student will shoot approximately 1500 rifle rounds and 250 pistol rounds.
The Everyday Rifle class is a non-negotiable pre-requisite within the previous 12 months.
ADVANCED EVERYDAY SHOTGUN
Advanced Everyday Shotgun is a two-day class that picks up where Everyday Shotgun stopped. While following fundamental safety rules, students continue to learn how to safely handle pump and semi-automatic shotguns in non-traditional manners. There are multiple live fire drills that consist of problem solving, skill building and transitions between shotgun and pistol. Each student will shoot approximately 650 shotgun rounds and 250 pistol rounds.
The Everyday Shotgun class is a non-negotiable pre-requisite within the previous 12 months.