USCCA Gear and Gadgets (Drawing from Holster and Holster Options)

USCCA Gear and Gadgets with Instructor, Ron Stambough is a hands-on interactive training course.

This course is designed and presented as an intermediate level program focusing on the safe and efficient draw-stroke and presentation of the semi-automatic handgun. Competency and consistency in the fundamentals of shooting and safe weapons handling skills will continue to be reinforced.

Course Length  4 hours

Prerequisites  This is an intermediate level class.  Students must have successfully taken HG 102 or an equivalent course.

Ammunition  50-100 rounds

Equipment List              

• Pistol in good working order with at least 3 magazines (semi-auto center fire pistols only – revolvers or .22 caliber pistols are not allowed)
• Belt mounted, dominant side OWB (Outside the Waistband Holster)
• Magazine pouch
• Sturdy belt at least 1.5″ wide
• Footwear suitable for rapid movement and turning
• Casual, comfortable clothing suitable for training in any weather
• Hydration system
• Sunscreen and bug spray
• Hat with a brim
• Hearing protection
• Wrap-around eye protection
• Note taking materials and highlighter

Location

We will be meeting at Harry Beckwith Guns & Range.  Please arrive early, as we may not permit late arrivals.

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

Includes

• Instruction
• Range time
• Targets
• Shooting Qualification
• Assessment

 Course Length 

• 5-5.5hrs
• Please bring healthy snacks, lunch and water.  You are able to eat and drink inside the classroom.

Cost

• $125 per student

Age

• 18yrs and older
• Under 18yrs of age must have a parent or legal guardian attending the same course.

Ammunition

• Students are required to bring or purchase at our range 50-100rds of ammo.
• NO STEEL CASING OR RELOADS!

You Will Need to Bring

• Quality functional semi-automatic pistol or revolver
• At least 2 magazines minimum for your semi-auto
• OWB Holster (Outside
• Speed loader
• Electronic earmuffs or earplugs
• Eye Protection: We prefer wraparound eyewear, polycarbonate lenses or non-shattering prescription glasses
• Note taking material.

Range Attire

• 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)