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SERVICES

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RANGE DAY

Range Day is an all-day Home Defense program that was custom designed and created by our lead trainer Sal Broes to teach civilians how to protect themselves in their own homes. It is an all-encompassing range experience, where the shooter learns pistol techniques that are perfect for Home Defense. Awarding the individual shooter the confidence to not only carry their EDC, but also feel comfortable doing so in their own home, and around their loved ones.

Lunch is provided

RIFLE COURSE -

This course is designed to teach you not only how to properly shoot your M-4 or AR-15 style rifles, but how to properly move under stress. You are taught movement drills, move with a loaded weapon, stationary as well as shooting while moving.

This class is both physically and mentally demanding. This is a no nonsense, non-stop, high energy course that will keep you moving for the entire time.

Lunch is provided

LOW LIGHT SHOOTING

The Low Light portion is when you find yourself in the failing light of day or you enter a structure with low visibility. You will learn how to employ the use of a flash light to your advantage in a shooting situation.

**This class is an added class conducted at the end of our Range Day course.

ONE-ON-ONE TRAINING

Work privately with one of our instructors to build confidence, hone your skills, and or troubleshoot any specific issues that you may have or just want to work through. One on One training is also helpful for anyone needing extra help in choosing the right firearm for them.

HOME ASSESSMENT

Developed by Sal Broes to help individuals and families prepare for the possibility of an unfortunate event in their home. The home assessment takes approximately 1.5 hours in your home and consists of an overall evaluation of weaknesses of your surroundings and how to bolster them. You will receive your very own personalized protection plan for your home, and taking the time to run possible "what-if" scenarios in your own home.