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Beginner Handgun /Rogers Range Student Max 12 followed by Supplemental Beginner Carbine Student Max 12
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Beginner Handgun /Rogers Range Student Max 18 followed by Supplemental Beginner Carbine Student Max 18
From Mr. Bill Rogers:
"Most experts agree that a handgun is the least desirable firearm to choose for defense. The advantage of firepower and inherent accuracy usually makes selection of some type of shoulder weapon the obvious choice. However, in many cases, such as driving, climbing, rappelling, fighting in very close quarters, crawling through narrow places, carrying something, or being wounded, a handgun has a definite advantage. In most of these real life cases, which are common, only one hand is used to control the weapon. We tell people that the original inventors had that intent when they designed the weapon and that is why it was called a handgun and not hand(s) gun. Over the years of training, we have had a number of past students who claim to be alive because they learned those one handed skills at our school. Unfortunately, most shooting schools, including those operated by the military and police, do very little training with one hand."
"With the advent of the video recorder mounted in the police car, many shootouts have been recorded in the last few years. A review of these shows a majority of the officers using one hand techniques even when they were not trained to do so. At the Rogers Shooting School half of our instruction is dedicated toward one hand use of the weapon. This is just one of the aspects that separate us from other schools. The main difference between our school and others is that we teach the students how to successfully engage small partial targets that are only exposed for fractions of a second. From the first drill of the first day, our targets are exposed for less than a second and they never get slower. Many very experienced shooters of prestigious fighting units have found shooting at Rogers ranges to be very challenging. Most if not all police and military agencies have been exclusively trained to shoot what we call "Precision" shooting with a handgun. These people find themselves in trouble when they are forced to shoot at partial targets that are moving quickly. Would they have the same problem in real life? You can count on it. Analyzing the Uniform Crime Report statistics on the number of shots fired at very close distances shows that less than 20% of the bullets fired by police hit the intended target."
Retired FBI agent Bill Rogers developed the Rogers Range more than forty years ago. His reactive shooting techniques revolve around human neurological performance and thought processing studies. The target exposure times and sequencing on the range are structured on the brain's ability to process information and the minimum reaction / action times associated with it.
Bill Rogers unrivaled range design and instructional methodologies are considered to be the gold standard in training by our nation’s most elite warriors.
When training on the Rogers Range, shooters face an enclosure in which seven, 8” concealed targets lie in wait from a distance of 5 to 20 yards. Targets are pneumatically operated and driven by a computer in either prearranged or random courses of fire. All targets are reactive in design, meaning solid hits take them down and out of the fight, offering the most realistic challenge in handgun training to date. You simply cannot learn to shoot faster and more accurately than this.
Course focuses on the science of precision shooting, firearm manipulation and body positioning, as well as moving and shooting techniques for the purposes of effectively defending yourself while employing a handgun.
$550
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Course focuses on the science of precision shooting, firearm manipulation and body positioning, as well as moving and shooting techniques for the purposes of effectively defending yourself while employing a handgun.
$550
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Close Quarters Combat (CQC) also known as Close Quarters Battle (CQB), refers to a highly specialized form of tactical combat arms training which specifically focuses on engaging deadly threats in confined spaces at relatively short distances. CQC involves using specific tactics, techniques, and procedures in order to effectively navigate and engage armed opponents in various inhabited environments including various sized buildings, confined urban areas, or tight quarters where traditional military battlefield tactics may not be as effective.
CQC emphasizes quick efficient decision-making, strategic teamwork, and tactical adaptability to rapidly changing multidimensional scenarios; making it essential training for special forces, law enforcement and qualified civilians for home defense and operating in close proximity to potential threats.
We focus on key elements:
3. Situational Awareness
4. Proper Weapon Control
5. Tactical Fire Control
6. Tactical Communication & Teamwork
7: Stealth
8: Mindset & Training
9: Violence of Action
Course focuses on the science of precision shooting, firearm manipulation and body positioning, as well as moving and shooting techniques for the purposes of effectively defending yourself while employing a carbine.
$550
2022 Dates Coming Soon
Once reserved for our nations tip of the spear Military and LEO units, this high speed reactive shooting course, designed by Bill Rogers, is now available to our responsibly armed citizens as well.
Starting at $550
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Basic level course focused on safely manipulating and employing the semi-automatic pistol caliber subgun platform in and around vehicles, including the application of direct threat bleeding control care and tactical evacuation techniques in this dynamic and often difficult to navigate environment.
$575
2022 Dates Coming Soon
Intermediate / Advanced level course focused on fighting in and around vehicles while utilizing both two man and team tactics. Course covers ballistic theory involving shooting through glass and the vehicles attributes as it relates to cover and concealment.
Starting at $725
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Mission Critical TX Long Range Precision Rifle Course covers the basics of LRP marksmanship and is not restricted to just tactical applications, but covers all aspects of LRP shooting. Instructors are highly experienced Special Operations veterans and share lessons learned through decades of combat experience.
All students attending should have a rifle that is capable of 1MOA accuracy at 100 yards, a tactical scope, bi-pod, rear bag or monopod, sling, 250 rounds of ammunition. Additionally, comfortable clothes, food, water, snacks and rain gear.
Optional Equipment (NOT Required): Spotting Scope, Laser Rangefinder, Wind Meter, Data Book, Ballistic Program on Smart Phone (Applied Ballistics Munitions recommended), Tripod, Shooting Stool.
Our ranges start at 100 Yards and reach to 1000 Yards. We also have a 1 mile range if you feel the need.
* We can adjust course curriculum based on the training needs for private classes of 9 or more.
COURSE LENGTH: 2 days
Key Course Topics
· Rifle setup and maintenance
· Scope setup and maintenance
· Fundamentals of marksmanship
· Accuracy vs Precision
· Understanding Natural Point of Aim
· Establishing and confirming rifle/scope zero
· Reading Trace
· Shooter spotter dialogue
· Introduction to internal and external ballistics
· Range estimation
· Compensating for environmental conditions
· Introduction to wind reading/estimation
· Data gathering, data confirmation, and scope/reticle manipulation
· Building a solid position
· Barricades and non-standard firing positions
Course includes a variety of training blocks based upon real world scenarios, operating in 360 degree environments, utilizing handguns and / or carbines converted to fire non-lethal UTM brand sims / munitions.
Weapons and munitions and PPE are included in the price of the course.
$350
Courses are conducted on Fridays prior to any of our handgun, carbine or subgun courses.
Please contact us via email to schedule this training course.
Students learn the fundamentals of reading topographical maps, using a compass, understanding their position, then planning and executing routes, while overcoming interwoven wilderness first aid training blocks.
$400
By request only. Please contact us via email to schedule this course.
TCCC teaches life-saving techniques and strategies for providing trauma care on the battlefield.
TECC teaches EMS, LEO and civilian
pre-hospital providers how to respond to and care for patients in a civilian tactical environment
$450
By request only.
Please contact us via email to schedule this course.
