Rifle Basic Orientation
Rifle Basic Orientation
This course is geared towards the modern semiautomatic rifle or carbine. This entry level course will guide the new owner through the basics of safety, handling, loading, unloading, firing, and maintenance. With the Combination of classroom and range instruction the students will gain the necessary skills in a safe and supportive environment.
Duration: 4 hours (2 classroom / 2 range)
Overview
- Responsible Firearms Ownership and Applications of the Rifle
- Safe Use and Handling of Firearms
- Safety Concerns and Practices While Training and While Carrying a Firearm
- Locking Devices and Techniques for Firearms to Prevent Unauthorized Access
- Applicable Laws relating to the possession, transportation, and storage of firearms
- General Guidelines on interstate travel with firearms
- Components and Operation of Modern Rifles
- Types, Components, and Purposes of Modern Rifle Ammunition
- The Fundamental of Basic Shooting Techniques
- Ready Positions
- Administrative Loading and Unloading of rifles
- Potential Dangers (penetration, ricochet, misidentification, accidental discharges, etc.)
- Preventative Maintenance
Estimated round count: 200 rounds
Notes
Please wear long pants with pockets, closed toe shoes (no flip flops or sandals), and a crew neck (T-shirt) or button-up shirt (no low-cut neck lines), also a cap or hat with a brim. Bring water to stay hydrated during the range time.
You may bring your own semi-automatic rifle or carbine, 3 magazines and a pouch (optional). Calibers allowed include 5.56/223, 7.62×39, 5.45×39, 5.7×28, 9MM, .40S&W, and .45ACP.
Prerequisites
None
Tuition includes the following:
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- 10% discount for Rifle Intermediate Course
