Range: Angelina Rifle & Pistol Club at 1438 Rifle Rd, Pollok, TX 75969
We plan for both days to start at 08:30 AM and go until approximately 5:30 PM.
NOTE: There will be a $20 per day ($40 total) range fee for all non-ARPC members.
 
There will be a 1hr lunch break on both days.
 
 
Topics Covered:
- Effective Zero's
- Ballistic Considerations
- Performance Fundamentals and Structure
- Sling Management
- Equipment Set-up and Considerations
- Effective Recoil Management
- Drawing the Pistol
- Transitioning Systems
- Reloading the Carbine and Considerations
- Multiple Round Engagements
 
Class Requirements
 
All students MUST have safe gun handling skills prior to attending a course. Students must possess a basic level of firearms knowledge and marksmanship ability. 
At a minimum, each student should be able to safely shoot 10 rounds at 7 yards and hit an 8 inch circle 8/10 times on demand.
Please arrive with a zeroed rifle. The distance in which you are zeroed is less important than at least having a zeroed rifle. I would encourage you to have your rifle zeroed between 36yds and 100yds.
 
Handgun: 400 Rounds
Equipment 
Sharpie
Operational Pistol  (While we don't require a specific size or type, it is highly recommended that you do not bring a sub-compact firearm)   
3 magazines or the ability to have 20-45 rounds immediately at your disposal.
Belt mounted holster suitable for everyday carry or competition.  (Shoulder holsters, Serpa, "Versa-Carry," or any holster that does not fully cover the trigger are not permitted.)
A way to carry a minimum of 1 magazines on your person (Magazine pouches are highly recommended)
Belt
Hearing and Eye protection (wrap around eye protection recommended)
Sunscreen
Water
Seasonally appropriate clothing
 
Rifle/Carbine: 600 Rounds
Equipment
Sharpie
Rifle/Carbine with your preferred zero. Pistol Caliber Carbines are acceptable. (We will discuss your zero in class, but please arrive with a zeroed rifle.)
Sling – must allow you to move freely with the carbine.  Sling must keep the muzzle in a safe direction (straight up or straight down) when in a stored position. It is recommended that you have a single point or two point sling. AVOID three point slings.
3 magazines
A way to carry at least 1 magazine on the body (Belt mounted magazine pouches are highly recommended. Plate carriers or chest rigs are acceptable, but not recommended as a primary way to carry ammunition. Pocket reloads are also acceptable.
Eye and hearing protection (wrap around each eye protection is recommended)
Sunscreen
Water
Seasonally appropriate clothing
Notebook (You're going to really want this during our zero section