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Initial CCW -
Two Days of Training (Approx. 20 hours - which includes
extensive hands on range training with your firearm under close
instructor supervision). Whether
you are a novice or long time shooter, you will benefit from my course,
and feel more comfortable with your firearm in knowing how to use it
safely. Other courses are shorter in length, but if your objective is to
feel comfortable and competent with your firearm, then this is the
course for you. Even shooters with years of experience have advised that
they learned useful information and gun handling skills during my
class. My course gives you more information and training than many
other courses.
These are small
classes and you get more individual focused instruction! Generally,
there are no more than 4 students. When
you finish my class, you will feel more comfortable with your gun
because you will have actually used it under close instructor
supervision. You get feedback as you shoot. Things you now think
you wouldn't be able to do, you can and will learn while having fun
doing it. While
at the range, you will perform the Tueller drill and record your
results (not merely read about it). You will learn the proper
steps in drawing and holstering your firearm (strong side) and
then conduct all live fire range exercises using these procedures. Think
about it, with a CCW, you will be carrying a firearm and you
need
to know how to draw and holster your firearm without shooting yourself
or other innocent people. Even those who don't want a CCW
will find my class of benefit (e.g., you keep a firearm at your
home). Here
are some of the range training you will experience under close
supervision. The range live fire exercises
incorporate all of the following (and more): threat assessment /
recognition; when to draw and not draw; drawing from the holster, scan /
assess, holstering; moving off the line of attack; moving to
cover; shoot - no shoot scenarios; reloading during course of
fire; close quarters shooting (with actual physical body contact with
"attacker"); safe hand changes; one handed shooting; SUL position;
engaging a deadly attacker from multiple distances relative to the
drawing process; resisting reflexive spin (so you reduce risk of getting
shot by the police); practicing what to do when the police arrive and
you are holding a loaded gun, and why; what to say to the police after a
shooting and why; and more. We don't just talk about these things,
you actually do them live fire, with a loaded firearm. And yes,
you can do it. Why? Because you will be guided through these steps
with the active help of the instructor who will answer your questions
and give you hands on instruction. Wouldn't you like to feel more
comfortable with your firearm because you know how to handle it
safely and confidently? Comment from an Assistant District Attorney who
attended the course: "Personal teaching - i.e., not just
intellectual drivel." ... "A course I would recommend to those
interested in learning, not simply trying to get a CCW
Permit".
Let ShastaDefense provide you
the training so that you feel confident in handling your firearm. Call
530-474-3267 to set up your class date.
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