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Level 1 Introduction to Handguns
The level one course is taught from the ground up. From the entry level student who has never held a gun to the novice shooter. The focus of the level one course is safety. You will learn how to safely handle, load, and unload a semi-automatic pistol, nomenclature, and the fundamentals of marksmanship. By the end of the course students will understand the concepts of stance, sight alignment, sight picture and trigger press. The class is 4 hours long with 2 full hour of live fire instruction. Class sizes are limited due to both Covid restrictions and the desire to keep the teacher to student ratio low.
150$
Level 2 Handgun Course
Once you have the fundamentals of marksmanship and safety under your belt the next step is the level two course. The focus of the level two course is self-defense shooting. The key to survival in a confrontation whether armed or unarmed is movement. The customary practice of shooting with your feet still and your target stationary is of little help to you in real life deadly force encounter. In this class we will move and shoot, shoot at multiple targets and shoot from multiple positions. Each one of the Level 2 instructors has been in a real-life deadly force encounter. Come and learn from the most knowledgeable and experience instructors in the Northwest.
200$
Deadly Force and Concealed Carry Law
Tom Clark is a 25-year veteran police officer and use of force subject matter expert. He has testified as an expert witness all the way up to the Federal Court level. To be a responsible gun owner whether your carry in public just keep one in the home, you need to understand the law. All your questions will be answered in this comprehensive three-hour course. Can I shoot a burglar? Is it lawful to use deadly force on an unarmed person? Are the laws the same for defense of self and defense of others? What is proportional force? The answer to everyone one of these questions is it depends. Come and find out what it depends on. Some of the topics covered in the course are:
125$
>> Washington’s Castle Doctrine
>> Stand your ground laws
>> The definition of both force and deadly force
>> Concealed carry vs open carry in the State of Washington
>> Where to get a concealed carry permit and what that privilege
allows you to do
>> Scenario training
>> Understanding proportional force
>> Several WA case studies
>> Self defense is an affirmative defense. Find out what you need to prove to stay out of jail
>> What to do after you use deadly force in self defense. Should I talk to the police?
Weapon Retention
A firearm is the great equalizer. It makes the smaller more vulnerable people in our society safer. This is only true if you can keep it from getting taken from you. The very people that benefit most from having a gun are at the highest risk of being disarmed.
Law enforcement officers and civilians both are killed each year after having their firearms taken. In law enforcement a large portion of the training is focused on weapon retention. This is very often ignored in the civilian world. You will learn how to keep your gun from being taken from the holster, after the draw and in worst case scenario how to recover it if its taken from you. Front attacks, rear attacks, and grounded assaults all are covered in this in-depth course.
150$
Private and Small Group Lessons (1-5 Students)
Private lessons are done for the pistol, shotgun and AR15 platform. Contact us for additional information.
Introduction to the AR15
New to the AR? This course will start with the fundamentals of the breakdown and maintenance of your rifle and finish with two hours of live fire practice. The AR can be an overwhelming undertaking for the new user. This course will simplify breaking down your weapon and introduce you to the most effective self-defense tool currently available for civilian use.