Protection Shotgun 2: Combative

Description

Part 2 (of 3) of our Protection Shotgun Series.
Close quarters shotgun handling and shooting.  Moving with a shotgun and shooting on the move.  Multiple assailant/targets.  Slug changeovers, zero, and marksmanship. Mid distancd shooting.  Skill drills. Judgement drills. Review of PS1 skills.  Additional reloading techniques. Heavy emphasis on recoil reduction techniques as well.    Pursue mastery of your home howitzer!

Class is geared toward tube-fed pump and tube-fed semi-automatic repeating shotguns. 

Topics Covered

Review of PS1 skills. 
Close quarters shotgun handling and shooting. 
Moving with a shotgun and shooting on the move. 
Multiple assailant/targets. 
Slug changeovers, zero, and marksmanship. 
Mid distancdeshooting. 
Malfunctions including tranisition to handgun.
Skill drills. Judgement drills. 
Additional reloading techniques.
Heavy emphasis on recoil reduction techniques as well.    
Class is geared toward tube-fed pump and tube-fed semi-automatic repeating shotguns. 

Expectations and Outcomes

This course will be incredibly fun for all.  Students who complete this course should expect to have obtained and practiced skills with a defensive shotgun well beyond the standard square range abilities.  Continued work on multiple loading and gun handling skills.  New areas of learning include using and moving with a shotgun in close quarters, moving and shooting, moving while shooting, orienting to the threat.  Students will establish skills in engaging multiple assailants/targets with a shotgun, both for speed, and for social responsibility (Rule 2 and 4).  Establish a comfort level fixing malfunctions, and also recognizing when it is time to switch to another weapon if the shotgun is down, and practicing it, both with a sling and without.  In addition, Slugs will be covered in lecture and on the range, including zero, mid-distance shooting, and emergency slug changeovers for when buckshot is not the appropriate solution to your problem.  Finally have the ability to do all of this under some stress, competition, and while having a lot of fun, in order to lock the skills and knowlege in to allow correct future practice.    Students who complete the course will recieve a certificate of completion.  Additional awards for performance are available.  

Types

Advanced, Intermediate, Seminars / Lectures, Shotgun, Specialty Other

Documentation Requirements

Drivers lisence or other US or State issued I.D.

Students should be graduates of our Protection Shotgun 1 class or equivalent training at another reputable training school.  Please go ahead and contact us with any questions and let us know what your previous training is.  
At minimum student should have a good handle on safety, including knowledge and adherence to the rules of safe firearms handling.
Students should be very familar with the controls of thier shotgun and facile with loading (including port loads, and magazine loads) and unloading their shotgun.  

The instructor requires a copy of your Government Issued ID once you register.

Requirements

Will need:
Quality well functioning tube fed pump or semiautomatic shotgun. (bring a spare if you have one)
(other types of shotguns including magazine fed will be considered for this course as well.  Please email)
Sling for shotgun.
Ammo source.  Sidesaddle/velcro cards recommended.  Dump pouches, pockets, ammo belt are all fine.
Handgun with hip holster and 50 rounds of ammunition.  (holster must stay open even when handgun is removed).
Ballstic eye protection.
Electronic (magified) hearing protection.
Round count:  TBD.   Will need at least 100 birshot.  30 slugs (strongly recommend low-recoil slugs if available). 25 buckshot.
Not taking materials.
Good attitude.  :)