Firearms Rules of Safety:
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- Always Keep the Firearm Pointed in a Safe direction
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- Treat All Guns as Though They are Loaded
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- Keep Your Finger Off the Trigger until You are Ready to Shoot
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- Always Be Sure of Your Target and What’s Beyond It
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Firearms Training Disciplines
Pistol
Our basicTpistol class will teach the student all elements of self-defense, functionality, and applied tactics with a pistol. Techniques from a variety of disciplines from carry to tactical applications.
9mm Carbine
Our carbine course teaches the student, nomenclature of the carbine, self-defense applications, functionality, and applied tactics with a carbine.
Rifle & Shotgun
Our Rifle & Shotgun introduction course provides a nomenclature presentation, self-defense applications, and tactical considerations for each weapon.
How We Work Training
01 Educational
Classroom instruction on gun safety, firearm carry, legal responsibility, and how to train without bullets. Do’s and Don’ts to gun ownership.
02 Basic
Basic firearms course teaches the student how to shoot their preferred weapon. This course teaches defensive pistol use from concealment. The round count is 200+. Successful completion of this course qualifies as a training certification from Raider Cop Tactical.
03 Intermediate
Upon completion of the Raider Cop Tactical course, you are ready for the intermediate level.
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Frequently Asked
Questions
How long will it take me to learn firearms?
We believe that the most important factor is the student’s willingness to learn and their ability to acquire new knowledge. It is essential to practice using firearms regularly, as the skills can diminish over time if not maintained. The first step is recognizing that everyone has a fundamental right to protect themselves and their loved ones.
Can I train at home?
By creating a safe environment, you can practice various skills at home without using real bullets. These skills include things like sight picture, sight alignment, trigger control, stance, and drawing from the holster. It’s a way to train safely and effectively.
What are the differences in gun evolution?
The difference between a revolver, a pistol, a carbine, a shotgun, and a rifle lies in the way each firearm functions. Students may find it challenging to understand these differences.
How long is the training?
Training in firearms is a skill that you should continuously develop throughout your life. Regular training helps you improve and challenges you to always do your best.
How do I change my mindset?
The warrior mindset is the same as the survival mindset. Training gives you confidence in your abilities in a fight.
Can I get others to train with me?
Training with a group is a fantastic way to inspire and support one another.
Have additional questions?
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