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As profiled in Combat Handguns, Guns & Weapons for Law Enforcement,
Woman and Guns and S.W.A.T. magazine. Northeastern Tactical Schools'
Secrets of the Concealed Carry Snub Revolver presents shooting
methods and manipulations unique to the short-barreled revolver.
This course is designed to improve the snub owner’s self-defense
handgun handling skills. Class topics include:
Class includes:
- Twenty-five snub advantages
- Daily
function check
- Snub concealment
holsters
- Snub stocks for self-defensive
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Gunsmithing recommendations
- Optimum snub ammunition
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Contact, grasp and grip mechanics
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Grip strengthening exercises
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Concealment draw strokes
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Six sight picture alternatives
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Trigger contact mechanics
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Speed shooting and pacing
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Unconventional snub manual-of-arms
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Loose round training exercises
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Unconscious cylinder indexing
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Interrupted loading drills
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Speed Strip loading tactics – (Loaders supplied)
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Emergence reloading drills
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Speedloader loading tactics
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Speedloader comparison drills
– (Loaders supplied)
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Shooting speed improvement drills
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Contact shooting methods
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Coat pocket shooting drills
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Stanford gunfight mindset testing
The
class is ideal for any level shooter but
shooters must have an understanding of fundamental gun safety
as well as the revolver's basic operation. Standard shooting safety equipment is required.
Equipment List:
- Snub revolver (3" or under - any .38 or .357 caliber)
- A 2nd snub
(Optional only - but encouraged only if available)
- A quality holster (Does
not close up on draw - some are available for loan)
- A quality belt
- Ear and eye protection
- A shooting cap with a baseball-style bill
- 125 rounds of ammunition (Better ammo, better
training)
- A disposable pair of pants (No jeans, and
we will be shooting holes in the spare pair)
- 3 ring notebook
(No paper needed)
- Pen or pencil
- Lunch and snacks (All lunches are working lunches)
- Bottled water
(Every shooter must have water for hydrating on the range)
"Mr. de Bethencourt has decades of experience with the snub-nose revolvers to share. He offers a lively and informative program and will challenge your thinking on these under-rated little guns." - Ralph Mroz, Nationally known firearms writer and Training Director for the Police Officers Safety Association.
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