Course Overview: Rifle/Pistol Fundamentals and Performance Enhancement

Instructors: Mitch McSherry

FORWARDING:

• No steel core, armor-piercing, tracer ammunition.
• No full auto fire allowed.

Schedule:

Day one:

• Check-in: 08:00 AM
• Class Start: 08:30 AM
• Class End: 16:30

Day Two:

• Start: 08:00 
• End: 16:00 

Course Description:

This  two-day course starts with an initial assessment to gauge each shooter’s baseline skills. We then dive into detailed instruction and practical exercises covering stance, grip, trigger manipulation, target transitions, weapon transitions, and shooting on the move. The course includes a variety of demonstrations and courses of fire designed to deepen your understanding of shooting fundamentals and push your performance to its limits. The course concludes with a final assessment to measure your progress. By the end, you'll have elevated your performance and gained knowledge to pass on to others.

Learning Objectives:

• Master various shooting styles.
• Undergo individual assessments to identify baseline skills and improvement areas.
• Solidify rifle fundamentals.
• Solidify pistol fundamentals.
• Engage in rifle and pistol courses of fire.
• Handle rifle and pistol stoppages efficiently.
• Practice and refine shooting on the move.

Scheme of Maneuver/ What To Expect.

1. Student Arrival/Admin Time: Ensure timely arrival and check-in.
2. Student Introduction/Safety Brief: Introduction to the course and a comprehensive safety briefing.
3. Individual Assessment: Evaluate each shooter’s baseline skills.
4. Handgun Fundamentals: Focus on stance, grip, trigger manipulation, and basic drills.
5. Rifle Fundamentals: Cover essential rifle handling skills and drills.
6. Handgun Drills: Practical exercises to reinforce handgun fundamentals.
7. Rifle Drills: Practical exercises to reinforce rifle fundamentals.
8. Lunch Break: 1 hour or as per student preference.
9. Shooting on the Move Demonstration: Instructor-led demo on techniques for shooting while moving.
10. Shooting on the Move Drills: Practical exercises to practice shooting on the move.
11. Combined Skills Drills: Integrate all learned skills into complex drills.
12. Final Individual Assessment: Evaluate progress and identify areas for further improvement.

Round Allotment:

• Rifle: 600 rounds
• Pistol: 800 rounds

Gear List:

• Working Pistol and Rifle: Ensure both are in good working condition.
• Magazines: At least 4 magazines each for pistol and rifle.
• Weapons Cleaning Gear and Lube: Necessary for maintaining weapon functionality during the course.
• Sling: For rifle.
• Holster And Gun Belt.
• PPE (Personal Protective Equipment): Gloves, eye protection, and ear protection.

Student Responsibilities

Students are responsible for bringing their own food and water to the course. While we will have water available on site, please ensure you have adequate provisions to stay nourished and hydrated throughout the training.

We appreciate your understanding and adherence to our refund policy. For any questions or clarifications, please contact our enrollment team.

Training Eligibility Requirement

Keystone Dynamics Solutions reserves the right to refuse training to individuals based on specific eligibility criteria. Our training courses are exclusively available to United States citizens. We do not provide training to non-U.S. citizens, individuals with felony convictions, or those with similar disqualifying statuses.

To ensure compliance with this policy, all applicants must provide proof of U.S. citizenship and may be subject to background checks. This requirement is in place to maintain the security, integrity, and effectiveness of our training programs. We appreciate your understanding and cooperation in adhering to these guidelines.