RIFLE & PISTOL COURSES
with Rob Leatham & Travis McCamish
Become proficient with your pistol and long gun in one short weekend! 
2 Day Rifle and Pistol Course

Rob Leatham and Travis McCamish may seem like an “odd couple”, but they compliment each other well on the range;
— When practicing / training for their own improvement.
— AND when instructing clients for the clients’ betterment.

Their Rifle and Pistol Course is a 2-day event designed to optimize your pistol and long-gun skills and make the best use of your highly-prized ammo.  Each day consists of 2 equal blocks of training with each firearm. 

Day 1 – Focuses on building the shooter’s understanding of what is required to be successful with each platform.

Day 2 – Shooters learn how to analyze their performances, identify variables and structure exercises / drills that directly contribute to creating immediate progress.

Don’t miss out on this unique opportunity!  Review Client, Equipment and Range REQUIREMENTS below before registering. 

 

COURSE DATES:

None currently scheduled.

LOCATION:
Casa Grande Police Dept. Range
2766 S. Isom Road
Casa Grande, Arizona 85122

COURSE REGISTRATION:
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 TIMES:

0800 to 1700 each day

 

DAILY SCHEDULE:

4 Hours of Rifle Training
1 Hour Lunch Break
4 Hours of Pistol Training

 

 

CLIENT REQUIREMENTS:
  • LEGAL POSSESSION – Must be legally able to posses / own a firearm in the USA in accordance with ALL questions / requirements on the BATF-E Federal Form 4473.
  • LAWS – Must be informed about laws and regulations regarding firearm ownership, use and transportation in the location of the class and any states / counties / cities, etc. you may travel through to attend the class.
  • PROFICIENCY – Must be familiar, safe and proficient with your pistol and rifle.
  • CLASSIFICATION – Must be classified “C” Class or higher by USPSA – or- SS Class or higher by IDPA.

WHAT EXACTLY DO WE EXPECT OF OUR CLIENTS IN TERMS OF SAFETY?

In all of our classes, SAFETY is priority one.

When we are all safe, aware and in control, the entire class benefits.

Participating on a common firing line with multiple shooters DEMANDS that we all pay attention at all times and that we follow all safety rules.

There are no exceptions when it comes to safety – any shooter deemed unsafe will be DISQUALIFIED and sent home, without refund. Go to the CLASS EXPECTATIONS page for the detailed safety info.

  • RANGE SAFETY – Must be knowledgable about range safety and firing line operations and demonstrate safe practices at ALL times during class.
  • FIREARM SAFETY – Must demonstrate universal firearm safety rules regarding muzzle direction and finger position at all times.
EQUIPMENT REQUIREMENTS:
  • MODERN PISTOL in the caliber and configuration of your choice.  Must be 9mm caliber or larger.  4 pistol magazines and 2 mag pouches minimum.
  • AR-15 PLATFORM RIFLE with 4 rifle magazines and 1 mag pouch minimum. 
  • RIFLE SLING
  • QUALITY BELT – must be rigid enough to securely hold magazine pouches and holster securely in place. The belt should thread through the holster and magazine carriers, and preferably through belt loops.
  • STURDY HOLSTER –  Holster should be firmly attached to your belt on your strong side. Holster must completely cover the trigger, preventing access to or activation of the trigger while the gun is holstered.
    HOLSTERS NOT ALLOWED:
    Holsters that utilize a trigger finger to manipulate any retention device,i.e. Blackhawk Serpa, ARE NOT ALLOWED.
    — IWB
    holsters are NOT permitted.
    — Appendix holsters are not allowed.
    Nylon holsters are not allowed.
    Cross-draw holsters are not allowed.
    — Shoulder / back holsters are not allowed.
    — Ankle holsters are not allowed.
    Fanny pack holsters are not allowed.
  • PISTOL AMMUNITION – 500 rounds of factory ammunition minimum.
  • RIFLE AMMUNITION – 400 rounds of factory ammunition minimum..
  • EYE & EAR PROTECTION – electronic ear protection is REQUIRED.
  • APPROPRIATE RANGE CLOTHING – based on the weather.
  • GENERAL SUPPLIES – hat, sunscreen, water, snacks, backup batteries for ear protection and scope.

 

Become proficient with your pistol and long gun in one short weekend!
RANGE SAFETY REQUIREMENTS:
  • COLD RANGE / SAFETY AREA – We run a cold range. Arrive with your firearms UNLOADED. We will establish a safety area for handling your unloaded gun unsupervised. You will put your UNLOADED PISTOL in the holster and remove your UNLOADED PISTOL from the holster ONLY in the safety area. Once your unloaded gun is holstered, DO NOT HANDLE YOUR GUN. Your gun  may NOT be handled unless you are:
    1) on the firing line and under the command of the instructor / SO or
    2) in the safety area
    LOADED GUNS ARE NOT ALLOWED IN SAFETY AREA.
    GUN CONDITION – Before you holster the gun in the safety area or you leave the firing line, double check the condition of your gun:
    1 – the gun is unloaded
    2 – the gun does not have a magazine inserted
    3 – the slide is forward / closed
    4 – the trigger has been pulled and the hammer is down
  • ONE PISTOL RULE- Clients are allowed to have one (1) PISTOL ONLY during class and said gun will be in your holster on the strong side of your body.
    CONCEALED FIREARMS ARE NOT ALLOWED ON BODY / IN RANGE BAGS, ETC. 
  • FIRING LINE – The only time you will load and unload your gun is on the firing line, and only upon the LOAD & MAKE READY  command of the safety officers and/or instructors. 
  • MUZZLE DIRECTION – Keep muzzle pointed in a safe direction at all times – straight downrange, toward the targets, parallel to the ground.
    We do not allow muzzle up or muzzle low positions. A common firing line allows very minimal lateral muzzle movement.
  • FINGER POSITION – Practice proper finger placement. Finger should only be in the trigger guard or on the trigger when pointed at the target and ready to shoot! At all other times, during all manipulation, malfunctions, drawing, holstering, moving, etc. finger should be VISIBLY out of the trigger guard. As soon as you are done shooting targets, trigger finger should immediately come off of the trigger and out of the trigger guard.
  • DRAWING & RE-HOLSTERING – Must be practiced and proficient in drawing from a holster and re-holstering. MUST able to safely draw firearm from holster and safely reholster firearm with the finger completely and VISIBLY outside of the trigger guard during these processes.  At no time while drawing or re-holstering your pistol, should the muzzle point at any part of your body / support hand / arms. Be aware of your support hand during the drawing and holstering processes – keep it away from and behind the muzzle!
  • MANUAL SAFETY DURING THE DRAW
    1) Do not take the safety off during the draw until the muzzle is straight downrange, pointed at targets, parallel to the ground.
    2) Do not put your finger on the trigger or in the trigger guard until AFTER the safety is OFF.
  • MANUAL SAFETY BEFORE HOLSTERING –
    Before re-holstering:
    1) Trigger finger must be visibly outside of the trigger guard.
    2) The manual safety must be engaged, while the muzzle is straight downrange, parallel to the ground.

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