Does anyone offer an AR-platform basic training course? I'm totally new to them and would be interested in a course on how they work, how to assemble/disassemble, clean and maintain, proper operation, etc. I'm not even looking for any shooting time, just a table top run through on how the platform runs and learn all the guts and goings on. Rather than fart around trying to learn it myself it would be nice to have an experience person shorten up my learning curve.
AR basic training course?
- Thread starter The Baron
- Start date
- Location
- East ontario
May help if we know were you are
- Location
- East ontario
sorry about that, i was surfing with my BB
We are foign to put on an AR15 clinic at one shot tactical at some point, prob some time in the summer, but no problem with doing one or two later in the year also.
bbb
that's easy, just go to the recruiting center. When the guy asks you if you like camping, say yes
Clobbersauras
CGN Ultra frequent flyer
- Location
- Waaay out west.
Baron, contact CGN member Tritium (Earl Green) on this board or though his website phase line green tactical. I've taken his two day carbine course, he's a very good instructor.
While I agree that watching the right video's can be helpful and asking the right questions to the right people is a good start, nothing takes the place of one on one training. Not only do you get to learn by doing, but you get to see what parts of your kit work and what parts don't. There is no substitute for quality personal training.
While I agree that watching the right video's can be helpful and asking the right questions to the right people is a good start, nothing takes the place of one on one training. Not only do you get to learn by doing, but you get to see what parts of your kit work and what parts don't. There is no substitute for quality personal training.
Just come to one of the IDPA shoots at the club. There are quite a few in the group who would be more than willing to answer any questions you have and I'm sure show you a thing or two.
Geoff
- Location
- Richmond, BC
If you don't mind waiting a bit, I know an organization that will actually PAY you to learn some of the basics. They will teach you general safe-handling of an AR based rifle, how to do a field strip, a detailed strip, some basic operating skills (shooting from various positions as well as a few stoppage drills), and some basic marksmanship principles.
Try these guys:
http://www.forces.ca/en/home/
Also if you like getting yelled at and beasted in physical training, then I highly recommend it.
