TSE's Basic Carbine Course - Dec. 6th and 8th - 1 slot left!

[ccwcanada]

January will be another Holster Course, and then February will be the next Carbine Course.

Do you offer anything beyond/in addition to the Holster & Carbine courses?

 

[TSE_Justin]

At this point those are the courses offer, we do have others in the works.

 

[Donster 125]

my bad, delete post!

 

[wicked_police]

Brian D. Kenney CD. Chief Instructor

EXPERIENCE
23 years total service DND, Regular Force Infantry PPCLI

5.5 years service Canadian Airborne Regiment, 2 Commando
1 Operational Tour - Somalia
2 Operational Tours - Bosnia
2 Operational Tours - Afghanistan

CERTIFICATIONS
CFSC & CRFSC Instructor
I.P.S.C. Black Badge
RCMP Appointment Firearms Verifier
A.S.I.C. ( Advanced Small Arms Instructor, DND)
Small Arms Coach (DND)
F.F.Q. (Field Firing Qualification, DND)
U.O.I ( Urban Operations Instructor, DND)
SigArmsAcademyDefensive Shotgun Instructor
Patrol Rifle Instructor, Bank Miller
Defensive Shotgun Instructor, Bank Miller
Advanced Holster Instructor, Bank Miller

Thanks Justin.

 

[TSE_Justin]

There's 4 spots left on the course at the moment, I'd hurry and get signed up if you haven't already!

 

[bollox]

Any chance of doing a shotgun course? I'd be in for sure.

 

[ccwcanada]

What about a 3-Gun course? THAT would be so super-duper-uber amazingly fun.

 

[TSE_Justin]

A shotgun course is in the works. No ETA.

 

[TSE_Justin]

Two spots left!

 

[ABCZAR]

Guys...Brian is a good guy, you will learn from him.

I served with him in AFG, was in his Platoon for a few years, did CFSAC with him and the UOI crse with him, hunted with him.....he is knowledable, professional and an all round nice guy.

I just finnished the American Marksmanship Unit QRD instructor course a few weeks ago and Brian could show them a few things, IMHO.

VP

 

[TSE_Justin]

The course is now full. Check back for future dates!

 

[TSE_Justin]

1 spot just opened up due to cancellation.

 

[TSE_Justin]

Great course! Thanks to the guys who made it out.

 

[ccwcanada]

Yep, lots of fun! Would highly recommend to anyone! You don't need to be an expert operator, it's very comfortable and will adjust to your pace, no matter what. Slower, faster, etc. You just need the holster course already which is also a lot of fun. The course was very beneficial and friendly, and you get an opportunity to use your rifle in a way that you can't really get any other place.

Brian proposed the idea of having occasional graduate matches once a few cycles of the course have run through, for those who might be interested in upping the challenge and testing their skill set a little more. I'd definitely be up for that.