Carry For Life I: Tactical Shooting and Movement. Limit 5 per Class
CARRY FOR LIFE© I: Introduction & Shooter Movement is the first in a series of Advanced Handgun Training courses.
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You have a Carry Permit, but do you know what to do if confronted with a deadly force situation? This course is your first step toward acquiring the skills, confidence, and mindset necessary to navigate such an event.
Carry for Life!© I: Introduction & Shooter Movement
Tuition: $150.00 (Sign up now and save $20, only $ 130)
Hours: Four hours
Carry for Life I is a practical self-defense handgun course that introduces you to the Fundamentals of Firearms Safety and the skills necessary to handle a revolver and a semi-automatic pistol. You will learn what a handgun will and won't do and why it works the way it does. The hands-on training will start with Proper Stance and Grip, Sight Alignment, Sight Picture, and Trigger Control.
Next, Your Instructor will introduce the element of shooter movement. Here, you will learn techniques for moving forward, laterally, and backward to make room between an attacker and yourself while firing on the target and making tactical reloads. The goal is to make it harder to hit by moving while improving your chances of stopping a threat with solid hits.
Upon completing this course, you will have a fundamental understanding of the handgun's defensive use. Among the many skills covered will be the ability to safely and efficiently draw your weapon from the holster and fire shots at the center of a target five yards away while moving in various ways. Your goal will be to learn how to hit one or more targets while making yourself a very uncooperative target.
Lecture Topics
- Refresher on firearms and range safety, holsters, and the use of deadly force,
- Mental awareness,
- Civil liability
- The tendency to freeze in place,
- Situational awareness,
- Why movement is essential to survival,
- Knowing when to move and
- Where to move to
Firing Range
Loading and unloading, grip, stance, sight picture, sight alignment, trigger control, and handgun presentation from the ready and holstered positions will be covered. Additional topics include target engagement from arms-length to 15 yards, malfunction clearing, speed, and tactical reloading. Take-home drills will also be available.
What You Need to Bring
Handgun: Your double-action revolver or single-action/double-action semi-auto pistol, centerfire caliber. It must be in good working order.
Ammunition: 300 rounds of factory loads. Ammunition is available on location for a 10% discount.
For Reloading: For a revolver, you will need two speed-loaders. For a semi-automatic, you will need two additional magazines. You must have the means to carry the speed loaders or magazines as you would every day.
Holster: Your daily carry holster. Holsters must correctly fit the weapon, cover the trigger guard, remain open when the gun is removed, and not allow the handgun's muzzle to sweep the shooter's body—no Thigh Rigs. No Serpa Holsters by Blackhawk, gun pouches, shoulder, ankle, pocket, or cross-draw holsters are allowed.
Belt: You will need a sturdy belt to hold your holster. Tip: wear pants with belt loops that fit your belt.
Protection: Prescription glasses, shooting glasses, and hearing protection are required. If needed, eye and ear protection will be provided at no charge.
Notepad and pen: You will want to take notes