Carbine/Rifle 1:  Fundamentals/Move & Shoot Basics

Firearm:

• Semi-Auto carbine/rifle [ie AR or AK; 22LR conversion is ok]

• Sling [Single-point or Double-point; both have pros/cons convertable is best option]

• Three Magazines

• Mag pouch [that can hold at least 2 magazines]

• 300 rounds of ammunition [feel free to bring extra]

Safety:

• Eye and Ear protection

• Optional:  First Aid-Trauma Kit - See Article Review for example to build your own

 Dress Code:

• Long pants (No Shorts) Recommend BDU’s or 5.11 type

• Sturdy footwear [Boots, Quality tennis shoes]

  -Optional:  bandana, scarf, sunscreen 

Additional:

•   Bring at least 1 gallon of water, but 2 to 3 is better since we will be outside for most of the day during many of these classes.  At a minimum, bring a refillable water bottle/canteen

  -Optional:  Lunch/Snacks, Chair, Sun Shades/Hats, Weather Related Clothing-i.e. Rain Coat

 

Carbine-Rifle 2:  Advanced/Move & Shoot

Firearm:

• Semi-Auto carbine/rifle [ie AR or AK; 22LR conversion is ok]

• Sling [Single-point or Double-point; both have pros/cons convertable is best option]

• Three Magazines

• Mag pouch [that can hold at least 2 magazines]

• 300 rounds of ammunition [feel free to bring extra]

Safety:

• Eye and Ear protection

• First Aid-Trauma Kit - See Article Review for example to build your own

 Dress Code:

• Long pants (No Shorts) Recommend BDU’s or 5.11 type

• Sturdy footwear [Boots, Quality tennis shoes]

  -Optional:  bandana, scarf, sunscreen 

Additional:

•   Bring at least 1 gallon of water, but 2 to 3 is better since we will be outside for most of the day during many of these classes.  At a minimum, bring a refillable water bottle/canteen

  -Optional:  Lunch/Snacks, Chair, Sun Shades/Hats, Weather Related Clothing-i.e. Rain Coat

 

Carbine/Rifle-3:  Night & Low Light

Firearm:

• Semi-Auto carbine/rifle [ie AR or AK; 22LR conversion is ok]

• Three Magazines

• Mag pouch [that can hold at least 2 magazines]

• 200 rounds of ammunition [feel free to bring extra]

Safety:

• Eye and Ear protection

• Optional:  First Aid-Trauma Kit - See Article Review for example to build your own

 Dress Code:

• Long pants (No Shorts) BDU’s or 5.11 type recommended

• Sturdy footwear [Boots, Quality tennis shoes]

  -Optional:  bandana, scarf, sunscreen 

Additional:

•   Bring at least 1 gallon of water, but 2 to 3 is better since we will be outside for most of the day during many of these classes.  At a minimum, bring a refillable water bottle/canteen

• Small handheld flashlight

  -Optional: Lunch/Snacks, Chair, Sun Shades/Hats, Weather Related Clothing-i.e. Rain Coat