Chuck Taylor's
2-Day TACTICAL RIFLE CLASS
May 22-23, 2010
This highly condensed weekend course provides the student with an all-encompassing look at the rifle from a totally practical standpoint and provides all the skills required to become an effective rifle marksman. Once you’ve completed this course, you’ll be able to hit targets quickly and accurately out to a full 200 meters from a variety of field shooting positions.
Lecture topics include:
• Deadly Force and the Law
• The Moral and Ethical Implications of Deadly Force
• Effective Weapon/Ammunition/Support Equipment Selection
• Small Arms Stopping Power
• Concepts of Environmental Awareness and
• Principles of Tactics and Shooting Aftermath.
“Hands-on” subjects covered on the range include:
• Correct Stance; Proper Sighting under Stress
• Tactical Carry and Ready Positions
• Field Position Shooting (Offhand, Kneeling, Sitting, Squat and Prone) and
• Small Targets at Close Range.
Equipment: semi-automatic rifle with sling, three magazines, 300 rounds of ammunition, wrap around eye protection, hearing protection, brimmed ball cap, sack lunch and beverages, pen and paper and footwear and clothing appropriate for two days outside in the Pacific Northwest.
TUITION...
$400.00
SCHEDULED COURSE DATES
May 22-23, 2010 ... 9 a.m.-5 p.m. ... FAS, Onalaska, WA-Sorry! Class Full!
About the instructor:
The author of over 5000 magazine articles, three magazine columns (“Combat Corner” in Combat Handguns; “Sharpshooter” in Guns & Weapons for Law Enforcement and “Handguns In Combat” in Handguns) and four successful books (The Complete Book of Combat Handgunning, The Fighting Rifle, The Combat Shotgun and Submachine Gun and his latest work, the 4th edition of The Gun Digest Book of Combat Handgunnery) on weapons & tactics, Chuck Taylor is an adjunct professor of police science and court-recognized expert witness. A qualified parachutist and decorated Vietnam Veteran who served two combat tours in that conflict, he is both AIRBORNE and RANGER qualified, with additional expertise in SWAT and Counter-Terrorist Operations.
Taylor has been involved training the tactical and security personnel of a number of both well-known and covert military & police special-operations units. Chuck has been rated by virtually all of the gun magazines as one of the so-called “Big Four,” the four best trainers in the world and, in January, 1996, was honored when the Swiss Army (and, in January, 1997, the Swiss Air Force) formally adopted his rifle, submachine gun & handgun techniques. In January, 2003, the Belgian Army followed suit, making him the only professional trainer in the world to have his techniques adopted by several major military powers.
Taylor has received multiple commendations from the U.S. Department Of Justice, Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) & Federal Bureau Of Investigation (FBI), International Association Of Law Enforcement Firearms Instructors (IALEFI), U.S. Special Operations Command (USSOCOM), U.S. Army Special Forces, U.S. Navy Special Warfare and dozens of SWAT units and law-enforcement agencies worldwide.
A sometimes controversial innovator with an unflinching commitment to results, Chuck’s techniques are credited with saving the lives of hundreds of law-enforcement officers, military personnel and civilians alike. In fact, as students, many of his professional colleagues learned much of what they know from Taylor.
