Precision Tactical Solutions
We would like to announce a two day basic pistol and carbine combat marksmanship course.
Who: PTS
What: Two day Pistol and Carbine Course
When: 1-2 June 2013
Where: Fort Gordon GA Range 14
Why: To enhance shooter safety, skills and confidence with sporting fire arms
The course will be instructive, fun and dynamic broken down into two one day blocks. Day one will focus on pistol and day two will focus on modern sporting rifle. Customers will be able to elect to take both days of instruction or choose from either of the courses offered.
Course overview:
The primary objective of PTS course is to expand the shooters knowledge base, safe handling, enhanced effectiveness and confidence with fire arms. We achieve this through step by step hands on instruction, dry fire drills to re-enforce the blocks of instruction followed by live fire drills with shooter instructor feedback. Our courses are broken down into instructional blocks that build the necessary skills to allow the shooter to reach their desired end state.
Our Basic courses are perfect for folks that are new to shooting sports or folks that have some experience and want to achieve a higher level of training. We ensure that our customers leave our courses with practice and training techniques that will re-enforce the blocks of instruction.
The course curriculum may look intimidating for new shooters, but rest assured that we will work together to run a fun, safe yet challenging course of fire. Shooters can move through the blocks of instruction at their pace. This will be a low stress class
Cost:
1 day $150.00
Both days $250.00
We provide the targets and you provide the ammo. Maximum Round count for each day will be 1000 rounds, but shooters will be able to elect how much they desire to shoot since ammo is on short supply right now.
Short Range Carbine Course (less than 300 yards) Our SRCC modules focus on the employment of the general purpose LEO/Mil service rifle or typical 3-gun match set up. The SRCC modules are extremely dynamic and proficiency in modules 1-4 must be demonstrated before the customer will be allowed to progress to module 5.
Each module is roughly 2 hours in length and we strive to keep the formal instruction period less than 1/3 of the total time. The practical application portion of the class is dedicated to one on one coaching and shooting. A typical one day SRCC class will require up to 1000 rounds (bulk mil grade ammunition is ok)
Gear requirements:
AR or any modern sporting rifle with sling
4 magizines
Magazine holsters
Eye and ear protection
Water source
Gloves (optional)
Tools, cleaning kit and CLP or any other suitable high viscosity lubrication
Safety Briefing:
Loading, unloading, clear stoppage, immediate and remedial action
SRC Module 1: Eight marksmanship fundamentals
Stance, grip, sight alignment, sight picture, breathing, trigger control, follow through and recovery
Shooting Drills:
Zero: until complete
Slow aimed fire ready up (RU): 60 rounds
Controlled pairs (CP): 120 rounds
Bill Drill: 120 rounds
Alternate shooting positions: 60 rounds
SRC module 2: Weapons manipulation bolt manipulation, magazine changes, gear storage and organization
Tactical reloads: 60 rounds
Bolt lock reloads: 60 rounds
SRC module 3: multiple target engagement
Hold over and hold under: 60 rounds
Rhythm dot drill: 60 rounds
Multiple target drill 2 IPSC 120 rounds
SRC module 4: turning/facing movements
Turn left: 60 rounds
Turn right: 60 rounds
Practical Pistol: Our Practical Pistol class focuses on the employment of general purpose hand guns in the mil/LEO and match settings. The Practical Pistol modules are extremely dynamic and will require proficiency in modules 1-4 before progressing to modules 5 and up.
Each module is roughly 2 hours in length and we strive to keep the formal instruction period less than 1/3 of the total time. The practical application portion of the class is dedicated to one on one coaching and shooting. A typical one day PP class will require up to 1000 rounds (bulk mil grade ammunition is ok)
Gear requirements:
Any pistol with holster level 1 retention
4 magazines/speed loader
Magazine holsters
Eye and ear protection
Water source
Gloves (optional)
Tools, cleaning kit and CLP or any other suitable high viscosity lubrication
Safety Briefing:
Loading, unloading, clear stoppage, immediate and remedial action
SRC Module 1: Eight marksmanship fundamentals
Stance, grip, sight alignment, sight picture, breathing, trigger control, follow through and recovery
Shooting Drills:
Zero: until complete
Slow aimed fire: 20 rounds
Position 4 30 rounds
Position 3-4 30 rounds
One shot draw position 1-4 40 rounds
Controlled pairs (CP): 120 rounds
Bill Drill: 120 rounds
Alternate shooting positions: 60 rounds
SRC module 2: Weapons manipulation
Magazine changes, gear storage and organization
Tactical reloads: 60 rounds
Bolt lock reloads: 60 rounds
SRC module 3: multiple target engagement
Hold over and hold under: 60 rounds
Rhythm dot drill: 60 rounds
Multiple target drill 2 IPSC 120 rounds
El Presidente 40 rounds
SRC module 4: turning/facing movements
Turn left: 60 rounds
Turn right: 60 rounds
We would like to announce a two day basic pistol and carbine combat marksmanship course.
Who: PTS
What: Two day Pistol and Carbine Course
When: 1-2 June 2013
Where: Fort Gordon GA Range 14
Why: To enhance shooter safety, skills and confidence with sporting fire arms
The course will be instructive, fun and dynamic broken down into two one day blocks. Day one will focus on pistol and day two will focus on modern sporting rifle. Customers will be able to elect to take both days of instruction or choose from either of the courses offered.
Course overview:
The primary objective of PTS course is to expand the shooters knowledge base, safe handling, enhanced effectiveness and confidence with fire arms. We achieve this through step by step hands on instruction, dry fire drills to re-enforce the blocks of instruction followed by live fire drills with shooter instructor feedback. Our courses are broken down into instructional blocks that build the necessary skills to allow the shooter to reach their desired end state.
Our Basic courses are perfect for folks that are new to shooting sports or folks that have some experience and want to achieve a higher level of training. We ensure that our customers leave our courses with practice and training techniques that will re-enforce the blocks of instruction.
The course curriculum may look intimidating for new shooters, but rest assured that we will work together to run a fun, safe yet challenging course of fire. Shooters can move through the blocks of instruction at their pace. This will be a low stress class
Cost:
1 day $150.00
Both days $250.00
We provide the targets and you provide the ammo. Maximum Round count for each day will be 1000 rounds, but shooters will be able to elect how much they desire to shoot since ammo is on short supply right now.
Short Range Carbine Course (less than 300 yards) Our SRCC modules focus on the employment of the general purpose LEO/Mil service rifle or typical 3-gun match set up. The SRCC modules are extremely dynamic and proficiency in modules 1-4 must be demonstrated before the customer will be allowed to progress to module 5.
Each module is roughly 2 hours in length and we strive to keep the formal instruction period less than 1/3 of the total time. The practical application portion of the class is dedicated to one on one coaching and shooting. A typical one day SRCC class will require up to 1000 rounds (bulk mil grade ammunition is ok)
Gear requirements:
AR or any modern sporting rifle with sling
4 magizines
Magazine holsters
Eye and ear protection
Water source
Gloves (optional)
Tools, cleaning kit and CLP or any other suitable high viscosity lubrication
Safety Briefing:
Loading, unloading, clear stoppage, immediate and remedial action
SRC Module 1: Eight marksmanship fundamentals
Stance, grip, sight alignment, sight picture, breathing, trigger control, follow through and recovery
Shooting Drills:
Zero: until complete
Slow aimed fire ready up (RU): 60 rounds
Controlled pairs (CP): 120 rounds
Bill Drill: 120 rounds
Alternate shooting positions: 60 rounds
SRC module 2: Weapons manipulation bolt manipulation, magazine changes, gear storage and organization
Tactical reloads: 60 rounds
Bolt lock reloads: 60 rounds
SRC module 3: multiple target engagement
Hold over and hold under: 60 rounds
Rhythm dot drill: 60 rounds
Multiple target drill 2 IPSC 120 rounds
SRC module 4: turning/facing movements
Turn left: 60 rounds
Turn right: 60 rounds
Practical Pistol: Our Practical Pistol class focuses on the employment of general purpose hand guns in the mil/LEO and match settings. The Practical Pistol modules are extremely dynamic and will require proficiency in modules 1-4 before progressing to modules 5 and up.
Each module is roughly 2 hours in length and we strive to keep the formal instruction period less than 1/3 of the total time. The practical application portion of the class is dedicated to one on one coaching and shooting. A typical one day PP class will require up to 1000 rounds (bulk mil grade ammunition is ok)
Gear requirements:
Any pistol with holster level 1 retention
4 magazines/speed loader
Magazine holsters
Eye and ear protection
Water source
Gloves (optional)
Tools, cleaning kit and CLP or any other suitable high viscosity lubrication
Safety Briefing:
Loading, unloading, clear stoppage, immediate and remedial action
SRC Module 1: Eight marksmanship fundamentals
Stance, grip, sight alignment, sight picture, breathing, trigger control, follow through and recovery
Shooting Drills:
Zero: until complete
Slow aimed fire: 20 rounds
Position 4 30 rounds
Position 3-4 30 rounds
One shot draw position 1-4 40 rounds
Controlled pairs (CP): 120 rounds
Bill Drill: 120 rounds
Alternate shooting positions: 60 rounds
SRC module 2: Weapons manipulation
Magazine changes, gear storage and organization
Tactical reloads: 60 rounds
Bolt lock reloads: 60 rounds
SRC module 3: multiple target engagement
Hold over and hold under: 60 rounds
Rhythm dot drill: 60 rounds
Multiple target drill 2 IPSC 120 rounds
El Presidente 40 rounds
SRC module 4: turning/facing movements
Turn left: 60 rounds
Turn right: 60 rounds
