Shooting-Performance Firearms Training

What it is:  A short (2-3 hours), interactive, informative online course taught through video lecture, instructor demonstration and feedback perfectly designed to help the student learn and master a skill. Learn from the comfort of home! You DON’T need a range or even live ammunition to dramatically increase your skill level. Students who have attended an ONLINE class tell us they learned more than the ON RANGE class they took! Sessions include instruction, dry fire (or Coolfire) drills as well as live fire drill assignments at the end of class.  Participants will receive a Certificate of Attendance for continuing education purposes or personal tracking. 

How it works:  Students will learn from lectures and participate in skill practice for live instructor feedback.  

While students are encouraged to participate, anyone enrolled can simply watch, learn and ask questions.  It's your choice! 

What you need: 1. Computer or Smart Device and Internet with good speed, 2. Webcam with microphone, 3. Distraction free room 4. Course required firearm gear (see the gear list for your course)

THIS CLASS COVERS: 

A detailed mini block that will teach key fundamental principles of building a good structure, and speeding up mount speed with a PCC or Rifle.  Designed for anyone who competes in practical shooting with a PCC or rifle, this class will show you key details of the building recoil resistant structure, aiming fast, and developing trigger speed.  Also covered will be the muzzle high and low mounts.    

Shooting a rifle or PCC is NOT the same as a handgun, and this class will teach you the key differences!  If you are looking for something that teaches Defensive Rifle stay tuned, that class is coming soon!

Required Gear: 

• Strongly Suggested: Coolfire Converted Rifle with the SIDEKICK (www.coolfiretrainer.com) use code MIKE30 for $30 off  OR

• Unloaded Rifle or PCC  OR

• S.I.R.T. STIC (https://nextleveltraining.com/) use code Seeklander10 for a discount

• Magazine with 20 Dummy Rounds (we suggest primer and power less reloads to simulate weight of actual magazines)

• Note Taking material