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Advanced training courses have specific objectives outside the scope of standard firearms training. These courses include subjects such as medical training, executive protection, vehicle and scenario-based training. Each course will teach the student how to make good decisions with confidence under high stress scenarios.
The Combat Shooting Course is designed for Military commands and Law Enforcement agencies and the private sector that want world leading, evidence based with the best practice approach to developing and preparing personnel for combat, physically, psychologically and cognitively.
Ammunition is available for all students at a discounted rate. Designed to build upon the foundational skills learned in the Executive Protection Operations Course, this two-day skill builder focuses on the combative aspects of the EP mission.
Let’s say you’re brand new to long-range shooting, don’t have a lot of free time, and can’t afford to shell out over $500 for a course. If you’re in that boat, then you’re going to want to check out TACTIC’s Long Range 1 course in Bozeman, Montana.
I’ve already mentioned how most students seem to measure their skill level by the number of classes they’ve taken and/or the topics covered in those classes, rather than their true abilities. So, how does one really know if they are a beginner, intermediate, or advanced shooter? The truth is, there isn’t a universal standard. As a result, I want to outline how we define the different experience levels so that you can better understand our class reviews, and our class expectations, should you decide to take one of our classes. When we review classes, we consider the following major categories, each with their own set of sub-categories:.
The key here is that before one can say they are, let’s say an intermediate shooter, they must have spent enough time to build a high level of proficiency and confidence with the techniques and tactics taught at the beginner level.
We’ve decided to release our basic marksmanship standards for reference. But, rather than make them requirements, we will share them as what is ‘expected’ of students and their shooting ability.
These courses include subjects such as medical training, executive protection, vehicle and scenario-based training. Each course will teach the student how to make good decisions with confidence under high stress scenarios.
These courses include subjects such as medical training, executive protection, vehicle and scenario-based training. Each course will teach the student how to make good decisions with confidence under high stress scenarios.
The most unique feature of the Advanced Handgun #450 Course is that you are taught to draw and shoot from the concealed carry posture. Here you will learn three methods to draw your handgun from concealment depending on the concealed carry method you choose.
The Training Triad is the foundation of every course taught at Texas Pistol & Rifle Academy. The Training Triad has 3 sides that together help you shoot well. On one side is “mental & visual focus” – since your mind and eyes can only focus on one thing at a time, putting them in the right place is critical for good shooting. The next side is “sending the bullet”- here, the steps of a successful firing stroke are explained to help you deliver point of – aim point of impact shots. The final side is “good equipment” – this describes what characteristics are desirable in a handgun to make it shooter friendly. A thorough safety briefing is presented covering firearm safety rules. You will also be briefed on how to conduct yourself on the range and in the dugout area where you will store your gear and ammo.
Defensive shootings can happen at very close distances, even closer than arm’s length. Here you will learn how to safely and effectively draw from concealment and engage your target in very close quarters. These types of Quick Reaction Drills are the foundation of personal handgun defense and essential to your shooting skill set.
If you’re an intermediate shooter or law enforcement officer looking to improve your pistol skills at speed, the three-day Advanced Pistol Operator Course (APOC) is the accelerated program you are looking for. The class focuses on running your handgun at speed in a variety of conditions.
The course focuses on advancing your skills to your maximum ability through repetition. As the course progresses you’ll be exposed to the psychology required to draw and successfully hit discrete targets at human reaction speed. You must come prepared to learn, both mentally and physically.
The 2-Day Basic Carbine course has been developed to introduce students to the Redback Once Shooting System methodology and weapons handling required to safely carry, control, handle and operate the carbine. The course is designed to provide the entry-level shooter with a good understanding of firearms safety and the core skills of protective carbine employment.
The two-day basic pistol course is designed to provide the new shooter with a good understanding of firearms safety and introduces students to the core skills of the Redback One Combat Shooting System required to safely handle, carry and operate the pistol. Students will gain valuable knowledge about ammunition selection, limitations and capabilities of the pistol. Students will be challenged with techniques that are designed to create a solid foundation of shooting fundamentals and increase the shooters overall ability with the pistol.
The objective of this course is to increase the existing individual skills of each student in combat marksmanship. Students will be introduced to new concepts and skills designed to increase speed, efficiency and accuracy while maintaining a focus on the combat application of each drill.