Holster Course Information:
When: April 4, 2017 and April 18, 2017
Where: Shephard Range
Cost: 40.00
Instructor: Ken Bell
Sign Up: HERE
Duration: 3 Hours long
What to bring:
- 200 - 250 rounds of ammunition
- Belt to accommodate the holster and spare magazine pouches
- Strong side holster that is worn on the belt
- Prefer the holster not to have snap or tie down to it , and it should cover the trigger when holstered
- Prefer center fire semi autos with a few spare magazines
- Can use single action or double action revolver or a .22 as long as it fits the holster
- Eye and ear protection
- Good boots or track shoes for uneven terrain and/or wet conditions
- Hat to keep off sun and block spent brass from hitting you in the eye
- Water or other non-alcoholic beverages
- Snacks
- Sun screen
- Bug repellent
- Brass bag to pick up brass (optional, but picking brass is mandatory per range rules)
*** Need at least 4 students to run the course
Where: Shephard Range
Cost: 40.00
Instructor: Ken Bell
Sign Up: HERE
Duration: 3 Hours long
What to bring:
- 200 - 250 rounds of ammunition
- Belt to accommodate the holster and spare magazine pouches
- Strong side holster that is worn on the belt
- Prefer the holster not to have snap or tie down to it , and it should cover the trigger when holstered
- Prefer center fire semi autos with a few spare magazines
- Can use single action or double action revolver or a .22 as long as it fits the holster
- Eye and ear protection
- Good boots or track shoes for uneven terrain and/or wet conditions
- Hat to keep off sun and block spent brass from hitting you in the eye
- Water or other non-alcoholic beverages
- Snacks
- Sun screen
- Bug repellent
- Brass bag to pick up brass (optional, but picking brass is mandatory per range rules)
*** Need at least 4 students to run the course
Black Badge Course Information:
When: April 21-23, 2017
Where: Milo
Cost: TBD
Instructor: Ken Bell
Sign Up: E-Mail info@cdtsa.ca
Duration (must attend all 3 days):
Friday, Classroom Only, Location: Calgary 6:00pm - 9:00pm
Saturday, MILO, 8:00am - 5:00pm
Sunday, MILO, 9:00am - 5:00pm
What to bring:
Lunch, Snacks and Water on Saturday and Sunday.
Equipment:
- 9mm or larger caliber handgun (usually 9mm Para, .357 Sig, 38 Super, .40 S&W, 45 ACP, etcetera)
- 4 to 6 magazines to fit the caliber and model of handgun
- Belt to accommodate the holster and spare magazine pouches
- Holster that is worn on the belt, no drop leg holsters allowed
- Spare magazine pouches, preferably open topped (no snaps) to carry the spare magazines
- 500 rounds ammunition (minimum) to get through both days of shooting
- Eye and ear protection
- Good boots or track shoes for uneven terrain and/or wet conditions
- Hat to keep off sun and block spent brass from hitting you in the eye
- Water or other non-alcoholic beverages to last the day
- Lunch as we take lunch at the range so we can continue with the course
- Sun screen
- Bug repellent
- Chair (to sit down between exercises, optional)
- Brass bag to pick up brass (optional, but picking brass is mandatory per range rules)
Need at least 4 students to run the course
Where: Milo
Cost: TBD
Instructor: Ken Bell
Sign Up: E-Mail info@cdtsa.ca
Duration (must attend all 3 days):
Friday, Classroom Only, Location: Calgary 6:00pm - 9:00pm
Saturday, MILO, 8:00am - 5:00pm
Sunday, MILO, 9:00am - 5:00pm
What to bring:
Lunch, Snacks and Water on Saturday and Sunday.
Equipment:
- 9mm or larger caliber handgun (usually 9mm Para, .357 Sig, 38 Super, .40 S&W, 45 ACP, etcetera)
- 4 to 6 magazines to fit the caliber and model of handgun
- Belt to accommodate the holster and spare magazine pouches
- Holster that is worn on the belt, no drop leg holsters allowed
- Spare magazine pouches, preferably open topped (no snaps) to carry the spare magazines
- 500 rounds ammunition (minimum) to get through both days of shooting
- Eye and ear protection
- Good boots or track shoes for uneven terrain and/or wet conditions
- Hat to keep off sun and block spent brass from hitting you in the eye
- Water or other non-alcoholic beverages to last the day
- Lunch as we take lunch at the range so we can continue with the course
- Sun screen
- Bug repellent
- Chair (to sit down between exercises, optional)
- Brass bag to pick up brass (optional, but picking brass is mandatory per range rules)
Need at least 4 students to run the course
CQB Course Information
When
TBD
Cost
TBD
Letters on Invite for your STATT
Once you pay me (EMT down below) I will be directing you to my pointman and chief host via email. You will be responsible for arranging your own ST ATT. We do things differently here in Ontario (I am learning).
Material Focus
Everything I'll be teaching you is based on the CQB matches fired by the ORA at Langemark Range, CFB Borden.
Here's the bulk of the material from my www.tacticalteacher.ca website:
CQB Competition (like in the ORA - Ontario Rifle Association) :
* Snap shooting, rapid fire shooting, modified prone shooting
* Advance and fire shooting
* rapid magazine changes (since we don't use hi-cap mags in Canada)
* gear selection, gear manipulation, gear evolution (I'm gonna surprise ya big time...)
* What works in close and what belongs in the video games
* What works for you and what does not work for you
* Why you do up all your pouches and zippers especially before using the PortaPotty
CQB (non-restricted rifle) or (restricted rifle) Gear to Bring:
Depending upon the focus of the type of CQB clinic (this clinic happens to lean to the Restricted platforms)
* Reliable , dependable, and tested RESTRICTED rifle & pistol (unless you insist on shooting an SKS or other NR rifle)
* Current club issued long term ATT or Short term ATT for guests
* Optics (Aimpoint, EOTech, BUIS, iron sights, ACOG, ELCAN, 1x or 2x magnification scope)
* Bring over 400 Rounds of carbine ammo (distances inside 50m), bring the cheeep stuff
* Bring 100 rounds of pistol ammo
* Bring 5 rifle magazines AND 2 pistol magazines. Hopefully you have marked/named/numbered your magazines
* Ensure you have reliable iron sights or reliable/tested/proven optics
* Your vest or webbing must hold the 5 x 5/20 or the 5 x 5/30 magazines you will need, depends on your platform.
* Your vest should have pouches for 2 pistol magazines
* Your vest or webbing should be reliable (read: avoid the mall ninja, airsoft renditions) so buy quality
* Single point sling (Vickers, BFG, Magpul MS3... my favorite by far)
* Bring extra ammo, whenever in doubt (better yet double my suggested round count)
* a bottle of lube (CLP, oil, grease, KY Jelly)
* 2 or 3 pens/pencils
* small rag
* ear protection (electronic means are recommended)
* Ballistic glasses are mandatory
* an open mind
* a sense of humour
* Read about some gear preparation ideas here: http://www.canadiangunnutz.com/forum...1#post11386601
Registration:
TBD
I will keep updating this thread regarding the numbers and spaces remaining!
EMT Information:
Name: Tactical Teacher
Question: What is your Original CGN handle?
Answer: hungry (all low caps so I cannot mess things up)
Email address: hungry556 AT bell.net
Somewhere in the EMT, remind me of your CGN handle AND which clinic it's for (PR or CQB or M14), and the DATE also
Cheers,
Barney
TBD
Cost
TBD
Letters on Invite for your STATT
Once you pay me (EMT down below) I will be directing you to my pointman and chief host via email. You will be responsible for arranging your own ST ATT. We do things differently here in Ontario (I am learning).
Material Focus
Everything I'll be teaching you is based on the CQB matches fired by the ORA at Langemark Range, CFB Borden.
Here's the bulk of the material from my www.tacticalteacher.ca website:
CQB Competition (like in the ORA - Ontario Rifle Association) :
* Snap shooting, rapid fire shooting, modified prone shooting
* Advance and fire shooting
* rapid magazine changes (since we don't use hi-cap mags in Canada)
* gear selection, gear manipulation, gear evolution (I'm gonna surprise ya big time...)
* What works in close and what belongs in the video games
* What works for you and what does not work for you
* Why you do up all your pouches and zippers especially before using the PortaPotty
CQB (non-restricted rifle) or (restricted rifle) Gear to Bring:
Depending upon the focus of the type of CQB clinic (this clinic happens to lean to the Restricted platforms)
* Reliable , dependable, and tested RESTRICTED rifle & pistol (unless you insist on shooting an SKS or other NR rifle)
* Current club issued long term ATT or Short term ATT for guests
* Optics (Aimpoint, EOTech, BUIS, iron sights, ACOG, ELCAN, 1x or 2x magnification scope)
* Bring over 400 Rounds of carbine ammo (distances inside 50m), bring the cheeep stuff
* Bring 100 rounds of pistol ammo
* Bring 5 rifle magazines AND 2 pistol magazines. Hopefully you have marked/named/numbered your magazines
* Ensure you have reliable iron sights or reliable/tested/proven optics
* Your vest or webbing must hold the 5 x 5/20 or the 5 x 5/30 magazines you will need, depends on your platform.
* Your vest should have pouches for 2 pistol magazines
* Your vest or webbing should be reliable (read: avoid the mall ninja, airsoft renditions) so buy quality
* Single point sling (Vickers, BFG, Magpul MS3... my favorite by far)
* Bring extra ammo, whenever in doubt (better yet double my suggested round count)
* a bottle of lube (CLP, oil, grease, KY Jelly)
* 2 or 3 pens/pencils
* small rag
* ear protection (electronic means are recommended)
* Ballistic glasses are mandatory
* an open mind
* a sense of humour
* Read about some gear preparation ideas here: http://www.canadiangunnutz.com/forum...1#post11386601
Registration:
TBD
I will keep updating this thread regarding the numbers and spaces remaining!
EMT Information:
Name: Tactical Teacher
Question: What is your Original CGN handle?
Answer: hungry (all low caps so I cannot mess things up)
Email address: hungry556 AT bell.net
Somewhere in the EMT, remind me of your CGN handle AND which clinic it's for (PR or CQB or M14), and the DATE also
Cheers,
Barney
