Start and End Time: 9:00am to 5:00 pm
Be on the range by 8:30am to load your ammo, gear up and make ready, we start shooting right at 9am both mornings.
Requirements: Eye and ear protection; 2000 rounds of ammo if you shoot a high cap pistol or 1400 rounds for single stack firearms; as many mags/speed loaders as you have; and an open mind. For those that cannot acquire the requisite rounds of ammo we will have Airsoft guns available to supplement your ammunition supply. No excuses for missing this one.
Deposits of $100.00 will secure your slot for this event. We are going to close this event after the first 20 students have made deposits.
Course description of skills covered:
½ hip-Elbow Up/Elbow Down: [EU/ED] using the “scoop” draw stroke
¾ hip-hand/eye coordination:
Zipper:
Bump-2 body and 1 head shot from the hip at 4 feet from the holster:
Quick Kill Hip:
Compressed ready: two handed
Quick Kill: one and two handed
Sprint and Hits:
Hiding behind a wall of bullets in-line and obliquely
Lateral movement to the threat in both directions using QK two and one handed
We may also get to
Shooting responses from behind you
EU/ED with movement
Enhanced Peripheral Vision drill
If you are like most concerned citizens in America today, you probably have a firearm in the house somewhere that you consider your “Home Defense” firearm. But…..
Possession of a firearm is only one aspect of a total home security plan. The necessity of establishing a secured perimeter as a first line of defense of one’s residence is paramount, because it will discourage criminal invasion or will provide the home owner with early warning in the event of an intrusion.
Security measures may include adequate door and window locks; perimeter fences; window grates; ornamental, barred, heavy gauge steel “screen” doors; landscaping that minimizes the ability for a criminal to operate or hide unobserved; outdoor lighting on motion detectors; a family pet that serves in a watchdog role; and possibly an alarmed security system. Getting to know your neighbors and establishing a formal or informal “neighborhood watch” is advisable.
Interior security involves designation of one remote room in the home as the “safe” room. This room, usually the master bedroom, serves as the location to which individual family members may congregate in relative safety should a criminal forcibly obtain entry to the residence while it is occupied.
The safe room will be fitted with a sturdy, solid core, lockable door, with dead bolt latches on the upper and lower third. Equipment routinely stored in the safe room will include a flashlight, a cellular phone by which to contact police should phone wires be cut, and a secured firearm with ample ammunition. All members of the household should be familiar with the home defense plan.
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