Training: Pictures from our Tactical Rifle course this past weekend

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tdsacanada

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Here are some pics from our course this weekend, everyone had a great time! Thanks a lot to those that came out!

The whole gallery can be found at our Flickr account here.

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I had a great time, thanks to all the instructors. It amazing how only 1 day of training made such a huge improvement.

-Captain Trigger
 
That's my big ear right next to you reddogatv! Had a blast there. Great instruction, easy to learn teaching method and tons of trigger time = smiling kromedome! Can't wait to do another course with tdsa!
 
No worries dood. I had plugs, and I actually wear them for a living. I just hope you had as much fun/growth as I did. Cheers, Krome.
 
WARMACHINE said:
Are some pics missing? All I see is people standing out in the open shooting at stationary targets. Are you charging people money for this "tactical rifle course"?

WM
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Thanks for your response.

Have you been on many tactical rifle courses that have "movers" vs "stationary targets"? If so, let me know where you've trained so we can improve our academy to those standards. Typically moving targets cost thousands of dollars to acquire and implement, we would love to have them some day, but all of the tactical rifle courses we have taken and participated in the US and Canada have relied mostly on stationary targets.

However, all input is greatly appreciated. Please let us know more about how we can improve our courses.

Thanks!
 
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Is there any issues if a studewnt (me) is from Quebec? As I can bring a tactical Non restricted rifle there without any specials paperworks, what it would be if I'll go for a pistol course? Did already a student from quebec followed your classes?

Regards,

Dark
 
WM - It's all good, no worries.

Dark - I don't think there are any issues at all. Non Restricted firearms are fine for transport between provinces. I assume, and don't know for sure, but to come to Quebec to one of our courses you would just need an invitation letter to supplement your Quebec ATT from the club that is hosting our course, which is easy to obtain. If you have any questions let us know!
 
How many mags and how much ammo is required for the course? Are rifle slings needed?

I put my name on the waiting list, would love to take this course and the shotgun one whenever becomes available. :)
 
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