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This one-day course is designed for new AR-15 rifle owners who want to build a strong foundation in safe handling and practical rifle application.
The course focuses on fundamental rifle skills and real-world application, including:
Rifle setup and sling use
Basic rifle handling / procedures
Zeroing and confirmation
Shooting fundamentals
Reloading techniques
Malfunction recognition and clearance
Movement with rifles in dynamic environments.
Students will also learn structured dry fire training methods to continue developing their skills outside of the range.
Students must be able to communicate in English and follow instructions.
Students must be a US Citizen and eligible to own/operate firearms (State/Federal/ITAR Regulation).
Class size is limited to 10 students to ensure a strong student-to-instructor ratio and maximize individual coaching.
Dates and Location: See dropdown selection
Class schedule and details will be emailed 2-3 days prior to the course.
AR-15 style rifle (chambered in .223/5.56 recommended)
Must have a sighting system (red dot or iron sights)
Minimum of 3 magazines
Rifle sling (2-point preferred)
Magazine pouches or method to carry spare magazines recommended.
Eye and ear protection
300 rounds of ammunition
No armor penetrators, green tips, or tracer rounds allowed.
Water/snacks
Belted pants with pockets (cargo pants or jeans recommended)
Closed-toe shoes
Weather-appropriate clothing
Red dot optic
Weapon-mounted light
Backup rifle and supporting gear
Tools for optics/accessories
This one-day course is designed for new AR-15 rifle owners who want to build a strong foundation in safe handling and practical rifle application.
The course focuses on fundamental rifle skills and real-world application, including:
Rifle setup and sling use
Basic rifle handling / procedures
Zeroing and confirmation
Shooting fundamentals
Reloading techniques
Malfunction recognition and clearance
Movement with rifles in dynamic environments.
Students will also learn structured dry fire training methods to continue developing their skills outside of the range.
Students must be able to communicate in English and follow instructions.
Students must be a US Citizen and eligible to own/operate firearms (State/Federal/ITAR Regulation).
Class size is limited to 10 students to ensure a strong student-to-instructor ratio and maximize individual coaching.
Dates and Location: See dropdown selection
Class schedule and details will be emailed 2-3 days prior to the course.
AR-15 style rifle (chambered in .223/5.56 recommended)
Must have a sighting system (red dot or iron sights)
Minimum of 3 magazines
Rifle sling (2-point preferred)
Magazine pouches or method to carry spare magazines recommended.
Eye and ear protection
300 rounds of ammunition
No armor penetrators, green tips, or tracer rounds allowed.
Water/snacks
Belted pants with pockets (cargo pants or jeans recommended)
Closed-toe shoes
Weather-appropriate clothing
Red dot optic
Weapon-mounted light
Backup rifle and supporting gear
Tools for optics/accessories