Semper Paratus Arms 2 Day AR15 Armorer Course McDonough, GA June 2018

[Iraqgunz]

Semper Paratus Arms will be in Georgia at the Henry County Police Dept (Training Room) in McDonough, GA. This is an open enrollment course. GA POST credit has been approved for GA law enforcement personnel.

Course registration and payment will be conducted through- http://www.semperparatusarms.com/cou...-registration/

Dates: June 9/10 2018
Time: 0900-1730
Location: Henry County Police Dept.
108 S. Zack Hinton Parkway
McDonough, GA 30253


Cost: 350.00

STUDENTS MUST BRING A COMPLETE AR STYLED WEAPON OR PARTS KIT.

Additionally there is a new "minimalist" tool kit for the course.

All tools can be purchased through Brownells and it is the recommended source. http://www.brownells.com. The complete tool list is only required if you are building a weapon. The "minimalist" kit is the minimum required.


The complete kit is only necessary for those building a weapon during the course. Prior approval is required.

Complete set of steel punches- 1/16, 5/64, 3/32, 1/8, 5/32 (Starrett is preferred)
Complete set of roll pin holders
Complete set of roll pin punches
1" Nylon and Brass gunsmithing hammer. Part# 818-600-100WB
Small to medium pair of needle nose pliers
Large flat tip screwdriver or variable tip screwdriver set
Bolt Catch Pin Punch
Pivot Pin Installation Tool
Note taking material
USB Drive

Minimalist Tool List

Glock Punch
1" Nylon and Brass gunsmithing hammer. Part# 818-600-100WB
6" flat tip screwdriver or correct allen wrench for grip screw
Pivot pin installation tool- Part# 080-216-011WB
1/16 flat punch (Starrett is recommended)
Note taking material
USB Drive


Instructor will be bringing a variety of specialty tools to the class, to include a vise, vise blocks, etc......

Overview

This class will be taught using various media sources (videos, powerpoints and pictures) as well as well as hands on with functional weapons provided by the students. At the conclusion of the course all students should be able to fully disassemble and assemble a functional weapon from parts. In addition they should be able to recognize common malfunctions and be able to troubleshoot issues that are frequently encountered. We will cover standard AR's, SBR's and AR pistols. We will be installing barrels, staking carrier keys, replacing extractors, etc....

Students will have the opportunity to fix issues during the course such as stakings, etc... and check the weapon using gages.

The course will conclude with all students taking a written test as well as hands on test which will include the complete disassembly and reassembly of the weapon followed by a functions test.

TD 1

-Introduction to the AR15 platform, its history, and cycle of operation
-Parts breakdown and nomenclature
-Tool and equipment selection as well as proper usage
-Basic disassembly and reassembly (upper and lower)

TD 2

-Overview of TD 1
-Inspection criteria
-Troubleshooting and malfunctions
-Maintenance
-Complete and detailed dis-assembly and assembly of weapon
-Written test and certificate issuance

Instructor Bio

This course will be taught by a veteran of both the U.S. Army and U.S Coast Guard with over 29 years of experience working with the AR15 family of weapons. In 2005 he entered into the private sector working in Iraq and Afghanistan as an armorer/ instructor for several large private military companies supporting the Department of Defense and the Department of State. He has attended and completed numerous factory armorer courses from such companies as Beretta, Barrett, Colt, Dillon Aero, FNHUSA, Glock, Knights’ Armament, Remington, and Sig Sauer.

[Iraqgunz]

We are already at 40% filled. If you are on the fence, get off.

[LDB]

This sounds like an awesome course. I would love to attend something like this but having two left thumbs makes me a poor candidate for such things. If it's ever in the neighborhood so there aren't travel and lodging expenses I may have to break down anyway.

[Iraqgunz]

The closest one to you, was the one I just did in January in San Antonio.

This sounds like an awesome course. I would love to attend something like this but having two left thumbs makes me a poor candidate for such things. If it's ever in the neighborhood so there aren't travel and lodging expenses I may have to break down anyway.

[LDB]

Hah, I usually find out things a day or three late. Hopefully I've got enough years left in me to catch the next go around.

[Iraqgunz]

GA POST credit has been approved for GA LE Personnel.