It's official, I'm coming out WEST to TSE in Calgary. TSE Jr has been so accommodating to host me for three days of clinics and this one is the pistol clinic.
Edmonton Garrison Carbine Shooters:
This year we are having any participants from the Soldier ON program attend all my clinics for FREE! Come one out and have fun with us!
Where:
The Shooting Edge in Calgary. Here's a link to their website: http://www.theshootingedge.com/
When:
Tuesday 15 September 2015. One day of carbine instruction
Cost:
$ 50 for the DAY
Timing:
Gather for 0830
Casual Start at 0900
Lunch at 12ish to 1ish..
Ending at 1600
Registration and Payment:
EMT the $50 to me with this information:
Name: Tactical Teacher
Question: What was your OLD CGN handle? I was not always tacticalteacher, you know.
Answer: hungry (low caps, no spaces) that way I cannot screw things up
Email: hungry556 AT bell.net
Somewhere in the EMT, remind me of your CGN handle AND which clinic it's for (PR or CQB or M14 or pistol or carbine)
Short Term ATT Arrangements for TSE
Things are different for us Ontario ATT procedures. I believe you guys have to arrange your own Short Term ATT to bring your restricted firearms to TSE.
What is involved:
* Safety (first and foremost)
* Basic carbine handling
* Basic positioning
* Elementary drills
* Snap shooting (timed exposures)
* Rapid fire shooting (timed exposures)
* Magazine changes
* Gear selection, organization, manipulation, evolution
* Various position shooting
* Introduction to Service CQB Course of Fire from the www.ontariorifleassociation.ca matches held at Langemark Range , Base Borden, ON.
Things to bring for Day Clinic:
* Proven, tested , reliable carbine (AR carbines rock at this game)
* Non-restricted carbines are welcome!
* 5 magazines minimum (I will teach you how to test and evolve them for competition)
* Tac vest, chest rig, or plate carrier with magazine pouches (we will discuss their pros and cons)
* Single point sling (Vickers, Blue Force Gear, Magpul MSx series)
* Hopefully you have a single point sling adapter plate on your carbine
* electronic ear defenders are recommended
* Personal range bag to hold your necessary range gear
* Spare ear defenders
* Ballistic glasses are recommended
* notebook, pens, digital camera
* lubricant (oil, CLP, lube), grease?
* Snacks, drinks
* 300 rounds of reliable and safe rifle ammunition. NO Steel core (must pass the magnet test if in doubt)
* screwdriver set, basic tools to strip / assemble your carbine (if necessary)
* a rag or two for wiping down you carbine in between shooting relays
Questions?
Bring them on! I specialize in newbies!
Cheers and warm regards,
Barney
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