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