PFCtraining.com & AR15.com – “Task Condition & Stunted, Part 2 – (Time)”
Defensive Handgun (Level 1) April 27/28th with Chris Collins from Top Shot
 MTC Pistol Range & Classroom
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Defensive Handgun (Level 1) 27-28 April 2013 (2 Day) Fee: $400 non-member / $320 MTC member Limited seating available.
This 2 day course designed to prepare individuals to defend themselves in a critical dynamic situation with the use of a handgun.
Students will receive instruction and practical application of: •Shot delivery methods •Incapacitation theory •Speed reloads •Malfunctions •Drawing from a holster •Use of cover •Close contact engagements Minimum skill level requirement: None It is recommended that shooters have a working knowledge and familiarity of the weapon they intend to use. This course is being presented by ATAP Training and MTC. ATAP Training (Any Time Any Place) is owned by former U.S. Marine Chris Collins who is most widely known as being a finalist on the TV series Top Shot. Gear list Mandatory: •Eye and ear protection •Billed, baseball style hat •Semiautomatic pistol •600 rounds (Minimum) •3 magazines •Magazine pouches •Holster •Clothing suitable for outdoor training •Note taking gear •Water Recommended:•Extra ammunition •Sun screen and bug repellent
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PFCtraining.com & AR15.com – “Task, Condition & Stunted, Part 1 (Distance)”
PFCtraining.com & AR15.com – “Press Your Luck”
PFCtraining.com & AR15.com – “Left, Right, High, Low”
PFCtraining.com & AR15.com – “Scoobydoo”
Marksmanship Training Center
Just wanted to give a big thanks to the guys at the Marksmanship Training Center. Myself and a couple of friends just took the Precision Shooting Urban Skills Clinic held at their range, anyone interested in shooting out to 1K (or further) or getting some quality instruction to enhance or their skills should check them out. (http://www.marksmanshiptrainingcenter.com/)
This class had us engaging targets from 100 to 675 yards from a variety of positions. Utilizing mil dot ranging, using scope adjustments and holdovers to positively range and engage targets at unknown distances.
I learned a lot about utilizing the mil dot system for ranging and for hitting what I aim at, I had never done this before and came away with a big increase in confidence.
Check out MTC if you get the time.
