03-01-2014, 05:09 AM
There have been a lot of questions about some of the gear. I don't want anyone to look at the list and say, "I can't afford all that crap." and miss out on a great opportunity.
For example, I will provide loaners to the extent that I am capable for whatever you may need.
For flashlights, I use the little AAA battery Streamlight for a pocket carry, so I can illuminate dark areas that present unknowns to me when in the home, around the yard, or out and about at night, as well as within dark rooms and spaces in the day. It's my Every Day Carry light. Very low-profile, high performance, and very low cost, like $15-$20.
[video=youtube;61apOgM3EPk]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=61apOgM3EPk[/video]
Holsters: I like hybrid Kydex holsters with thin clips that allow tucking. Think about what carry positions there are that allow ease of draw from a seated position, as well as standing. For attendees, I will dish out actual curriculum for you to study before the course so that we can basically eliminate classroom instruction. Classroom instruction has a very limited or non-existent role in many of my courses.
In this course, we will basically be packing 5 days and nights of training into 3 days (3 full days plus 2 full nights). There will be a lot of information covered across pistol, carbine, and practical intermediate rifle, so it will be like a Mediterranean 7-course feast of different approaches to mindset, attitude, combative techniques with firearms, and marksmanship.
For example, I will provide loaners to the extent that I am capable for whatever you may need.
For flashlights, I use the little AAA battery Streamlight for a pocket carry, so I can illuminate dark areas that present unknowns to me when in the home, around the yard, or out and about at night, as well as within dark rooms and spaces in the day. It's my Every Day Carry light. Very low-profile, high performance, and very low cost, like $15-$20.
[video=youtube;61apOgM3EPk]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=61apOgM3EPk[/video]
Holsters: I like hybrid Kydex holsters with thin clips that allow tucking. Think about what carry positions there are that allow ease of draw from a seated position, as well as standing. For attendees, I will dish out actual curriculum for you to study before the course so that we can basically eliminate classroom instruction. Classroom instruction has a very limited or non-existent role in many of my courses.
In this course, we will basically be packing 5 days and nights of training into 3 days (3 full days plus 2 full nights). There will be a lot of information covered across pistol, carbine, and practical intermediate rifle, so it will be like a Mediterranean 7-course feast of different approaches to mindset, attitude, combative techniques with firearms, and marksmanship.