Running the Magazine-fed Rifle
Course Description:
Everybody bought one, some have even fired them, few know how to fight with them. This course will cover the fundamentals of rifle marksmanship, and get you loading, shooting, reloading, clearing malfunctions, and hitting at 10-100 yards under pressure. Six hours can’t make you a gunfighter, but we will lay the foundation of principles that if practiced regularly will make you capable of defending yourself against worst case threats.
Course Requirements:
Bring the magazine-fed rifle you intend to use. Try it first. If it jams constantly, you will learn malfunction clearance a lot, but not much else. 200 rounds of the most reliable ammo you can afford in your caliber. Iron sights, or dot-scopes are the most useful, but if you have a hunting scope on it, that’s ok. Something to lay on. You’ll need eye protection, ear protection, at least two rifle magazines and holders. Bring a pistol, its holster and 25 rounds of pistol ammo. Water, snacks, clothing appropriate to the weather, and a camp chair. If you have a less than functional body part, knees etc, knee-pads are a good idea. Wear shoes with ankle support, and bring a few band aids.
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1. Owning a gun doesn't mean you know how to fight with it.
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2. Reality is, at the distances where a fight is most likely to occur, accessing and using a concealed firearm may be the least effective response to an immediate threat of violence. Knowing how to fight with or without your weapon will save your life.
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"Tell us about a person you admire. What has this person taught you?"
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Total Self Defense combines 30 years of experience in firearms training and with street-wise unarmed response tactics in short, we have taken from the best, and combined it in classes that provide realistic preparation for violent conflicts.
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We aren't dogmatic, and we are good teachers. We welcome new shooters, and we love women who want to prepare properly
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Come and see. It'll be worth it.
