Low Light / Night Shooting with Ross Begnaud

Low Light Skill Building with Ross Begnaud

This course is designed and presented as an advanced level program focusing on shooting in low or reduced light situations with and without a weapon mounted light.  Flashlight use with handguns will be introduced.  The safe and efficient drawstroke, presentation, and reloading of the semi-automatic handgun will continue to be reinforced.  Competency and consistency in the fundamentals of shooting and safe weapons handling skills will be expected.

Course Length:  3 hours

Prerequisites:  This is an advanced level class.  Students must have successfully taken professional training courses and proficient with a handgun.

Ammunition:  50-100 rounds

Equipment needed:  Handheld flashlight and/or weapon mounted light if so desired

Agenda:             

• Introductions
• Refresh Firearms safety
• Refresh offline movements, drawstroke, and presentation
• Introduce low light and reduced light shooting principals
• Introduce flashlight techniques discussing pros/cons of each
• Dry fire all positions ensuring handgun is presented BEFORE flashlight
• Show options for flashlight placement during reloads
• Range time
• After action brief and future training recommendations

Location

• Harry Beckwith Guns & Range
• 12130 S HWY 441 Micanopy, FL 32667
• 352-466-3340

Age

• 18yrs and older

Cost

• Included in the Skill Builder Series
• Training Course: $95 per student 
• Ammunition:  Students are required to purchase 50-100rds of ammo on the day of training from the range.

Includes:

• Instruction
• Range time
• Targets
• Assessment

You Will Need to Bring

• Handheld Flashlight
• Quality functional semi-automatic pistol – Full size and compact pistols only. With or without mounted light.
• 2 magazines minimum
• Speed loader
• Eye Protection (We prefer wraparound eyewear, polycarbonate lenses or non-shattering prescription glasses)
• Electronic earmuffs or earplugs

Other:

• Please make sure to bring food and water as it is not provided
• Note taking material.

Range Attire:

• Clothing suitable for training
• Closed-toed shoes
• Cap or Wide Brimmed hat
• No loose-fitting shirts at the neck, tank tops,v-neck, etc… (to avoid brass from entering shirt)
• Eye protection (We prefer wraparound eyewear, polycarbonate lenses or non-shattering prescription glasses)
• Electronic earmuffs or earplugs

Things to do Before Handguns Firearms Training 

• Watch Firearm Safety Video  NSSF Firearm Safety Video
• Read the Firearm Safety Rules
• Complete the Training Range Waiver
• Any questions or concerns please email Michelle Pickett