This workshop is a 201 level intermediate competition workshop. As such, you must have shot at least 5 matches, preferably 10 or more, to be able to sign up for this. Please do not sign up of you have not shot at least 5 and feel comfortable with all safety aspects of shooting a match.
If you have never shot a firearm before, please contact us and we'll recommend a basic firearm and safety course.
If you have not shot any matches yes, but have basic firearm experience and would like to shoot your first match, go to this workshop instead.
What to Bring:
Here's a list of the things you'll need to bring to the class:
Ammo - bring at least 500 rounds of ammo for your gun.
Firearm - any modern semi-automatic pistol is going to be fine. Common makers include Glock, Sig Sauer, Colt, M&P, CZ, Beretta, Taurus, and many more. No micro pistols such as ones designed for ankle holsters.
Holster - A belt holster that fully covers the trigger (Kydex holsters are the most commonly used). No shoulder, ankle, cross draw, small of the back or SERPA holsters allowed.
Magazines - 3 or more magazines for your firearm.
Magazine Pouches - 3 or more magazine pouches.
Sturdy Belt - a sturdy (rigid) belt that can hold your holster with firearm and magazines pouches with loaded magazines.
Food & Drink - You need to bring waters, snacks, and a lunch with you. A small cooler is recommended as well.
Clothing - You should have sturdy pants or shorts with a belt loop as well as whatever type of shirt you want for outdoor sunny days. Athletic closed toes shoes are also required. Highly recommended is a hat.
Safety - you must have your own eye and ear protection.
Other - we highly recommend sunscreen, a small towel, and anything else you would want for a long outdoor session.
Who is This For?
Who this class is for:
Anyone that has shot 5 or more matches that is looking to learn intermediate skills for competition shooting.
Someone that is a D class shooter to a M class shooter.
Who this class is not for:
Anyone that has not shot at least 5 matches and does not feel comfortable with shooting matches or the safety rules yet. (please see our intro workshop)
Anyone that lacks basic firearms handling skills, training, and/or experience.
Anyone with a disability that prevents them from moving around in a stage.
Notes for Arrival:
Handling firearms openly in a group setting takes a lot of safety procedures to keep everyone safe and to prevent accidents. Please read and comply with the following rules about how to show up with your gear:
Any and all firearms you bring MUST BE UNLOADED and cased upon arrival.
Do not store ammo in your firearm case. You can put a handgun case and ammo case inside your range bag, but do not put ammo in your firearm case.
Please keep magazines unloaded upon arrival as well.
When you arrive, do not handle any firearms, ammo, or magazines until told how, when, and where to do so.
Please arrive 15-30 minutes early and go to the check-in area. From there, we will give you instructions on where to go and what to do.
Failing to abide by the gun handling safety rules listed here, will get you removed from the class without a refund. Again, safety is our number 1 priority. Do not have loaded guns and do not handle firearms until told to do so.
