CourseS
2023 & 2024 CourseS
SUBJECTS COVERED
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Life Safety Brief
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Proper gear selection and placement
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Establishing a proper zero
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7 fundamentals (Accuracy Drills, Axis and Mechanics of Recoil)
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3 Core Fundamentals
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Acceptable Accuracy Drills
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Balance of Speed and Accuracy
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Speed reloads / Tactical reloads
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Instinctive Shooting and Mindset Drills
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Malfunctions
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Movement Drills
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Improvised shooting positions
Handgun
ELEMENTS THEORY 1
(hET1)
December 1- December 3, 2023
COURSE DESCRIPTION
Handgun Elements Theory 1 is designed to give the beginner, intermediate or advanced shooter the proper handgun fundamentals. Starting with mindset, the class focuses on the core foundation of accuracy, acceptable accuracy under dynamic stress, and how to effectively balance speed and accuracy with proper weapon manipulation.
Course registration:
Range fee payment:
Low Light and Night Vision
December 5- December 7, 2023
COURSE DESCRIPTION
The Low Light & Night Vision Theory course is an advanced course focusing on the development of operational, technical and sustainment skills in high-risk low light/no light environments. Throughout the class, shooters will be driven to utilize handheld and weapon mounted lights for both primary and secondary weapons. For those students that possess NODs, after all the fundamental light work is complete, we will give a NOD familiarization package including NOD operations (controls, mounting, safety) and weapon configuration for low light/no light environments (flash hiders, IR lasers, VIS lasers), if students possess such equipment.
Course registration:
Range fee payment:
SUBJECTS COVERED
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•Life Safety Brief
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•Proper gear selection and placement
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•Rapid threat acquisition and analysis
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•The use of Hand held lights with Primary and Secondary weapons
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•The use of the Primary as a light source for the Secondary weapon
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•The use of weapon mounted lights with both weapon systems
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•Multiple target engagement
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•Natural and improvised shooting positions
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•Weapon malfunction and clearance in low/no light
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•Identifying targets utilizing ambient light/shadows while shooting/moving around obstacles with white light or NODs
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•Shooting on the Move, and Team Movement drills
Carbine
ELEMENTS THEORY 1
(cET1)
December 3-5, 2024
COURSE DESCRIPTION
Carbine Elements Theory 1 is designed to give the beginner, intermediate, or advanced shooter the proper carbine fundamentals. Starting with mindset, the class focuses on the core foundation of accuracy, acceptable accuracy under dynamic stress, and how to effectively balance speed and accuracy with proper weapon manipulation
SUBJECTS COVERED
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Life Safety Brief
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Proper gear selection and placement
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Establishing a proper zero
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7 fundamentals (Accuracy Drills, Axis and Mechanics of Recoil)
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3 Core Fundamentals
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Acceptable Accuracy Drills
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Balance of Speed and Accuracy
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Speed reloads / Tactical reloads
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Malfunctions
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Movement Drills
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Improvised shooting positions
Course registration:
Range fee payment:
Range fees include 3 days on the range.
Low Light No Light
2024 (RVET)
December 7-9, 2024
COURSE DESCRIPTION
**This course does NOT require Night Vision (Optional).**
**This course can be completed in any combination of handgun & carbine; handgun & PCC Pistol Caliber Carbine. ** Recommended ammo counts for these configurations are listed in the equipment list below.
The Restricted Visibility Elements Theory course is an advanced course focusing on the development of operational, technical and sustainment skills in high-risk low light/no light environments. Throughout the class, shooters will be driven to utilize handheld and weapon mounted lights for both primary and secondary weapons. For those students that possess NODs, after all the fundamental light work is complete, we will give a NOD familiarization package including: NOD operations (controls, mounting, safety) and weapon configuration for low light/no light environments (flash hiders, IR lasers, VIS lasers), if students possess such equipment.
Requirements: Handgun 1 and Carbine 1 or similar courses.
SUBJECTS COVERED:
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Life Safety Brief
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Proper gear selection and placement
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Rapid threat acquisition and analysis
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The use of Handheld lights with Primary and Secondary weapons.
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The use of the Primary as a light source for the Secondary weapon
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The use of weapon mounted lights with both weapon systems
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Multiple target engagement
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Natural and improvised shooting positions
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Weapon malfunction and clearance in low/no light
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Identifying targets utilizing ambient light/shadows while shooting/moving around obstacles with white light or NODs
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Shooting on the Move, and Team Movement drills
Course registration:
Range fee payment:
Range fee payment:
Range fees include 3 days on the range.
vehicle
ELEMENTS THEORY 1
(VET1)
TBD
COURSE DESCRIPTION
**This course can be completed in any combination of handgun only; handgun & carbine; handgun & shotgun. ** Recommended ammo counts for these configurations are listed in the equipment list below.
Vehicle Elements Theory will provide students with the knowledge to successfully demonstrate competence in worldly scenarios involving vehicles. This course will teach students proper weapon manipulation techniques for specific use in close proximity to vehicles. The primary focus of instruction will be to show how to successfully utilize handguns and carbines, both around and inside vehicles, and use these seemingly obtrusive objects to their advantage.
Requirements: CET1 and HET1 or similar.
Course registration:
Range fee payment:
Range fees include 3 days on the range and vehicles for the course
SUBJECTS COVERED
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Life Safety Brief
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Proper gear selection and placement for vehicles
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Primary Weapons Zero
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Cover and Concealment around Vehicle
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Weapon Hand and Reaction hand Shooting around vehicles
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Primary weapon manipulation in and around vehicles
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Movement drills and improvised shooting positions around vehicles
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2 man evac
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4 man evac
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All 2 man & 4 man drills will be executed with pistol and carbine
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Technical shooting around other in the vehicle
