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Range courses with Defensive Training OC
Range Day/Night
Range day/night consist of going down range, not at the shooting bays. We practice basic skills like drawing/holstering, moving and shooting, reloading, low light shooting and expose you to drills that mimic something you may in counter as a CCW holder. Course is 2 hours long.
What you need to bring:
- Your firearm (pistols only)
- Holster that properly fits your firearm.
- *FT3 does not allow certain holsters. (see their website)
- The appropriate ammunition for your firearm. We recommend at least 200 rounds.
- Ammunition can also be purchased at the range.
- *FT3 does not allow ALUMINUM OR STEEL ammo
- Two or more magazines and mag holder
- A proper way to secure your holster to your person.
- Eye protection
- Ear protection (electronic ear protection is available for rental for $5)
- Speed loader recommended but not required.
*No refund on courses. One-time courtesy re-schedule.
Advanced Range Day/Night
If you haven’t joined our basic range day or night, we ask you to start there so we can determine your skill level. Advanced takes those skills to more complex drills. Example of an advanced night we practice exiting or entering a vehicle moving to or from safety while threats are engaging on you and your partner. Course is 2 hours long.
What you need to bring:
- Your firearm (pistols only)
- Holster that properly fits your firearm.
- FT3 does not allow certain holsters. (see their website)
- The appropriate ammunition for your firearm. We recommend at least 200 rounds.
- Ammunition can also be purchased at the range.
- *FT3 does not allow ALUMINUM OR STEEL ammo
- Two or more magazines and mag holder
- A proper way to secure your holster to your person.
- Eye protection
- Ear protection (electronic ear protection is available for rental for $5)
- Speed loader recommended but not required.
*No refund on courses. One-time courteous re-schedule.
More Courses to Come...
We are always wanting to provide more to our clients. We always ask for feedback to develop and introduce new courses.