Course Path

Firearms Course Overview

Tactical Pistol L1 & Carbine Operator L1 (2-day)

$150

These separate but similar courses build the foundation everything else depends on.

You’ll cover:

• Universal core principles that apply across all platforms

• Understanding your carbine/pistol and how it actually functions

• Gear placement—what works, what doesn’t, and why

• Proper sling usage and setup

• The 7 safety rules and how they apply in real scenarios

• The 5 fundamentals of shooting

• A consistent post-shot sequence

• Basic stances and efficient body mechanics

• Correction of common “range scars” and bad habits

• Structured dry fire routines

• Weapon presentations from multiple ready positions

• Basic reloads

• Presentation time / Set Time

This is where you build consistency, eliminate bad habits, and start developing a system you can rely on under pressure.

Carbine Operator 2 & Tactical Pistol 2 (1-2 days)

$200

This is where things start to expand and get more dynamic.

You’ll build directly on everything from Level 1, while adding more depth, movement, and problem-solving.

You’ll cover:

• Everything learned in Level 1, now under more demanding conditions

• More advanced shooting positions and when to use them

• Speed reloads and tactical reloads

• Facing movements and directional changes

• Adverse angle pivots

• More advanced drills and shooting patterns

• One handed reloads and presentations (dominant hand and support hand)

As your movement and shooting options increase, so does complexity.

You’ll begin working with obstacles—learning how to move around, use, and shoot in and around them effectively. This is where the environment starts to play a bigger role in how you think and operate.

This phase is about expanding your capability while keeping everything controlled, deliberate, and repeatable.

Carbine Operator 3 (1-2 day)

$250

This is the end of the beginning.

By the time you finish this course, you’re no longer just learning pieces—you’re operating within a full system. This is where everything comes together and starts to feel natural. More compromising and complex scenarios, more obstacles and what to do with them, more volume.

You’ll leave this course with a working understanding of the core methodology—something you can take into any environment and continue building on.

You’ll cover:

• Everything from Levels 1 & 2, now integrated and pressure-tested

• The final shooting positions and their applications

• Malfunction management under pressure

• Multiple shots and multiple threat engagement

• Handgun transitions (with and without a sling)

• Rapid target engagement and decision-making

• “Running and gunning”

This is where speed, control, and efficiency start to merge.

By the end, you’ll have more than just skills—you’ll have the basics of the craft, built in a way that actually holds up when things get fast, messy, and unpredictable.

From here, everything else is refinement and expansion.

Shotgun Operator L1 Remington 870 (2-day)

$200

The shotgun is a different animal—and it demands a higher level of awareness and control.

This course builds on the same foundation as your basic carbine and pistol work, but adapts it to a platform that is far less forgiving and far more demanding.

You’ll cover:

• All foundational principles from Basic Rifle & Pistol

• Facing movements and directional changes

• Adverse angles and off-line movement

• Zeroing and patterning your shotgun

• Top loads and bottom loads

• Shell selection and real-world application

• Malfunction clearance and reducing stoppages

• Recoil management and control

• Multiple shots and multiple threat engagement

• Understanding presentation time, set time, and slop factors

• Handgun transitions

• Structured dry fire routines

The shotgun forces you to be honest about your mechanics. Small mistakes show up fast.

This course will push you to manage the weapon efficiently, think ahead, and stay in control under pressure.

You don’t just run a shotgun—shotgun runs you.

Mentorship

Training doesn’t stop when the class ends.

Have questions later? Need guidance on gear or training?

Call us.

Mentorship is a core part of what we do—for every student.

Training Standard

• Small classes (typically 1–3 students)

• No bulk training

• No shortcuts

You get the time, attention, and repetitions you need to actually improve.