Simple Shoot House - Carbine 11-12 June 2016 Autryville NC

Simple Shoot House - Carbine 11-12 June 2016 Autryville NC


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The Simple Shoot House – Carbine course is a 2 day tactics-based class that is designed to teach students the fundamental principles needed to safely work alone in a fully ballistic shoot house with a carbine/rifle. These skills translate to the real world use in home defense, active shooter, and other violent situations that happen inside of a building. Skills that will be worked on during the course include: use of angles, visual clearing techniques, and shoot/no shoot decision making. This class isn’t designed to make a you a better shooter; instead it is designed to make you a better problem solver.

This course mandates the use of hard body armor capable of stopping service caliber rifle projectiles (5.56, 7.62×39, 308 etc) and a ballistic helmet. If you lack access to armor, contact us to set up the use of loaner armor.

Class Date: 11-12 June 2016

Location: Autryville, NC

Duration: 2 Days (at least 16 hours total). Class starts at 0900

Cost: $425

Primary Instructor: Chris (Bio)

Equipment Requirements:

Students will need:
1 zeroed reliable semi-auto carbine (AR15, AK variant, Mini-14, etc) with a Minimum of 2 Magazines (.22LR and pistol caliber carbines are acceptable) with sling
A method of carrying at least 1 spare magazine while working in the house
100 Rounds of Frangible Ammunition (DCNC will be providing 50 rounds of 5.56 frangible ammunition for students)
Pen/Pencil and Paper
Ear and Eye Protection
Body Armor

If you are interested in enrolling in this course please sign up via our online enrollment process

Schedule and Registration

Note: This is a tactics based course; not a marksmanship course. If you are unable to safely and accurately engage targets at room distances your live fire opportunities may be restricted based on the judgement of the training staff.

If you have any questions about the course feel free to email me. Chris@defensiveconceptsnc.com

We still have openings for this class. Additionally; we will be providing students with 50 rounds of 5.56 frangible ammunition for use in the class.

Sounds like an awesome class!

Now if only I could get out to NC in June...

I think that one is going to be the difficult part.

Thanks for notifying us of your availability, I hope the class fills up.

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Originally Posted by HeruMew

Sounds like an awesome class!

Now if only I could get out to NC in June...

I think that one is going to be the difficult part.

Thanks for notifying us of your availability, I hope the class fills up.

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Thanks! We had 10 shooters in our pistol shoot house course last week and will likely have a similar number for this one as well. We like to keep the class size around that number since it allows the shooters to have a fair number of runs through the house

I'd need a helmet.
If using pistol Cal, is frangible still needed?

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Originally Posted by Gunfixr

I'd need a helmet.
If using pistol Cal, is frangible still needed?

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We have loaner helmets if needed.

Frang is needed whether you are using pistol or rifle caliber carbines

Roger that.
We have an email conversation going now, in case you hadn't figured that already.
I'll just bring the rifle. The pistol Cal is an sbr, not sure if I'd get the f5 back in time. But, it would be sweet, real short.
However, doing with the rifle, the same principles would apply to the shorter, easier gun later.

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Had a real good time at this class. There were 9 of us, and the two instructors. It was blazing hot, but clear both days. Plenty of interesting scenarios, and plenty of explanation on the how's and why's of doing things. You definitely had to pay attention to what you were doing, and think things through, but as fast as safely possible.
No question was left unanswered, and there was plenty of both one on one, and group instruction.
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