Magpul Dynamics - Pistol - COLORADO - June 2010

[USMC03]

Magpul Dynamics

Dynamic Handgun 1 & 2

Pueblo County, COLORADO - June 12 - 14, 2010

Cost: $600 + $45 range fee (The Rivers Edge Outdoors charges $15 per day range fee. The $45 range fee will be collected on the first day of class)



Course Description

This course is a combonation of Dynamic Handgun 1 & 2 and is designed to give the beginner or novice shooter the proper handgun fundamentals or the advanced shooter a refresher in the fundementals and will progress into intermediate / advanced shooting skills and techniques. Starting with combat mindset, the class covers:

-Proper gear selection and placement
-Shooting stance
-The draw
-Proper grip
-Axis and mechanics of recoil
-Grip, sight alignment, sight picture
-Trigger control
-Speed reloads
-Tactical reloads
-The four (4) primary malfunctions
-Strong and weak hand shooting
-Shooting on the move
-Situation specific shooting positions
-Terminal ballistics
-Rapid threat analysis and acquisition
-Shooting on the move
-Multiple target engagement
-Natural and improvised shooting positions
-Barricade shooting
-Concealed shooting
-Individual and team confidence enhancement shooting drills
-Individual and team live fire stress courses


Hardware/Kit

A functional and practical handgun chambered in 9mm, .40 cal, or .45 ACP. If available, a spare weapon system is also an excellent idea. A cleaning kit and tools that are compatible with the weapon system(s) in question is also a must. Each student should have a minimum of 5 working magazines. Sometimes magazines will make it in your dump bag and sometimes they won't. If they hit the ground they can become fouled, causing weapon malfunctions and time off the line.

-Note pad, and pen/pencil
-Clothing suited to strenuous type activity as well as being seasonally appropriate
-Appropriate foot wear
-Rain gear / cold weather gear (seasonal)
-Ear pro (electronic preferred)
-Eye pro, which wraps around
-Clear lenses for night shoots
-Baseball style hat recommended
-A holster and magazine pouch that will retain equipment when moving
-Secondary weapon mounted or handheld light
-Spare bulbs and batteries
-Tools that work on your weapon
-Weapons lube
-Water hydrating device
-Knee and elbow pads (optional)
-Gloves (optional)
-Insect Repellent (optional)
-An open mind
-2,000 rounds of ammo


To register for this class call 1.877.4MAGPUL ext 126 or email jreynolds@magpul.com

For local information pertaining to the class, contact Jeff at Carpenter0311@msn.com (ZERO before the311@msn.com, not the letter "o")


The class will be held at:

The Rivers Edge Outdoors Range
4960 44th Lane
Avondale, Colorado 81022 (approximately 30 minutes east of the city of Pueblo)
(719) 948-4144
www.riversedgeoutdoors.us

A couple added bonuses for this class:

1) Arctic Shooting Supply ( www.arcticshootingsupply.us ) owns The Rivers Edge Outdoors range that this class is being hosted at. Arctic Shooting Supply is passing along their Member/LEO/Military pricing discount to all students who sign up for any of the classes that I host at their range. This discount can be used on almost all items in their store (firearms, ammo, holsters, nylon gear, tactical clothing, slings, magazines, accessories, etc). Contact Arctic Shooting Supply for details - sales@arcticshootingsupply.us - (719) 545-1800 - Arctic Shooting Supply 411 W. 6th St. Pueblo, CO 81003

2) Magpul Dynamics is offering all students a 20% discount off of one order from www.magpul.com (discount can only be used on one order and order has to be made within a year from the date of signing up for class

[colblaster]

In terms of holster design, is this class centered around the civilian application of the handgun, where a concealable type holster would be preferred? Or would a tactical holster make more sense ?

Jeff, what holster design are you going to be using in the class?

What would you recommend for straight non LE / non mil taking the class?

Thanks

[USMC03]

I recommend the following for just about any class:

Where in class what you would wear in the real world.

I'm a plain clothes Detective and a SWAT Officer. At classes, shooting matches, etc. I wear gear that I use at work. In plain clothes I wear a blade-tech or raven concealment kydex outside the waist band belt holster. I also wear my SWAT holster (a safariland 6004) so I can get training on that platform as well.

If you wear an inside the waist band holster for CCW, wear it in class. A training class is a great venue to learn about yourself as a shooter and the gear that you are carrying. Often times I use matches and classes to test out new gear. In a training class you will quickly learn if the gear you are using works well for you or not.

For concealed carry (which is how I carry 10+ hours a day), I prefer a blade-tech or raven concealment kydex outside the waist band belt holster. Use what works best for you.


Hope this helps.