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Dan explains the importance of BZO
Students put classroom instruction to use on the
range.
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Dan shows how to achieve BZO
Dan demonstrates the kneeling position
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Reloading a semi-automatic one handed is not
something you want to learn during a gunfight. Better to
practice it on the range. ADVANCED HANDGUN
addresses this and many other issues.
Just because you may be down, doesn't mean you are
out of the fight. Down and disabled drills show
participants that they can be effective in any situation.
Here's a scary sight, Randy and Mike assaulting a
fortified position with shotguns using team tactics,
during the recent Tactical Shotgun Course.
During the TACTICAL RIFLE COURSE on October 17,
participants not only learned advanced skills with their
individual primary and secondary weapons, but also
learned to work as members of a team.
Participants address targets at varying distances, and
shoot threat discrimination drills during the 12-hour
long TACTICAL RIFLE COURSE in preparation for the
culminating tactical course at the end of the day.
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Moving and shooting from cover, and tactical magazine
changes were also skills learned and practiced.
Dinner break in the classroom not only provided some
very tasty Crappie, but also kept meal time productive with
discussion. Below, pieing off a doorway to address
multiple adversaries, while staying out of the "Fatal
Funnel" is an essential tactic for survival when searching
rooms. Instructor Dan McMicahel shows how.
The same assault from as different prospective. The
next adventure is Tactical Rifle on October 17, in
preparation for the three gun tactical match, December
20.
Instructor Dan McMichael drills the participants during
dry fire transition exercises, before applying live
ammunition in this Transition practice during the
TACTICAL RIFLE COURSE.
While the typical battle rifle may not be the optimum
choice for precision shooting, a 50 meter shot is
well within the weapons capabilities.
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