This is a course dedicated to provide an individual with a set of self defense tools that they can use to develop an individual fighting style. This is not a course that spends 5 hours or half a day (out of two) in the classroom or describing sight alignment via PowerPoint. We believe that while theory can be discussed until you’re blue in the face, it’s hands on time with on a concept that actually builds proficiency, especially in the realm of self defense.

***ATTENTION*** This is not a prerequisite course. However, we do not suggest this as a new shooter’s first course as there should be at least a foundation for gun handling that an individual should have before attending a course like this. Taking Mechanical Pistol right before this course is highly recommended for those who are new or have very little formal training. Doing so allows the student to lay an initial foundation before expanding that initial understanding. This also gives myself and our staff more time to learn how you learn. As you can imagine, the more time we spend with you, the more we can develop you.

***NOTE*** The “end time” in the description is a lie, we will have a night shoot on the first day of class, and we work until we cover what we need to. This means that there is no “we will be done by” time.

Concepts covered:
-Mindset of a fighter
-Self & home defense theory as well as purpose
-Visual acuity prioritization in a dynamic environment
-One handed techniques for the strong and weak side
-Mental agility and problem solving/ Stress inoculation
-Threat focus and how it relates to the use of a red dot sight on a self defense rifle.
-Managing a rifle in a 360 degree environment
-Various & situational fighting positions
-Efficiency in clearing stoppages with two or one hand
-Movement and Movement while shooting
-Use of cover
-An introduction to crowd management/ negotiation
-An introduction to low light/ no light theory

Gear list as follows:

• -Quality self defense Rifle and pistol. (Backup guns are a good idea)
• A GUN MOUNTED FLASHLIGHT IS MANDATORY*
• Minimum of 4 rifle magazines
• 1,400 rounds of factory rifle ammunition
• 300 rounds of factory pistol ammunition
• Quality concealed or duty holster and belt
• Eye / ear protection. Clear eyepro is also required
• ***NOTE TAKING MATERIAL IS MANDATORY***
• Sunscreen
• Bug spray
• Rain/ cold weather gear
• Gun cleaning gear/ tools (gear gets weird in training)
• Stapler/ Staples for cardboard targets & a roll of masking tape

There will be a $50 range material repair and replacement fee for the use of this range. It must be paid in cash upon arrival.

You will probably need to bring a lunch our lunches do not exceed an hour.

We will be training rain or shine so bring appropriate clothing and plan ahead for the course. In this portion of the country, its safe to say that the weather has a mind of its own.

**ATTENTION PATREON MEMBERS, IF YOU ARE A $41 A MONTH MEMBER AND WANT TO REGESTER FOR THIS CLASS, SEND AN EMAIL TO US AND SKIP THE REGESTRATION PROCESS TO BE ADDED IMMEDIATELY TO THE ROSTER.**

There is no minimum age to take this class. However, students under 18 years of age are required to attend the class together with a participating adult.

Cancellations/Refund/Exchange Policy: If you cancel your training 60 days or more from your class date, you will receive a full refund. If you cancel sooner than 60 days from your class date, you forfeit 50% of your tuition. If you cancel at or inside of 30 days prior to class, you forfeit 100% of your course tuition. Transfers between classes or dates are permitted so long as the class you wish to transfer to has a slot available.

There are no exceptions to this policy. Please understand that you are filling a slot that could have gone to someone else. We cannot accommodate cancellations that cost other students spots in our classes. So if possible, we need to the keep the cancellations to a minimum.

Disclaimer: What you buy and use is your own responsibility. Whether or not you choose to modify your guns, you assume the liability of whether or not the gun is operating correctly. As such, you alone will be responsible in the event of a catastrophic failure of the gun or ammunition, including damage to the gun and resulting property damage. Whether or not you choose to bring reloaded ammunition to class you are also solely responsible for whether or not that factory, reloaded, or remanufactured ammunition performs as designed.

Let’s be clear here, whether or not you did something outside of factory specs on either the equipment or ammunition side of the house, or failed to properly assemble critical or noncritical components, and it explodes on you….. It’s on you.

Questions?
Call: (954) 260-7087
Email: rgtreception1@gmail.com