2012 Schedule

ACT Instructional League 2012 Dates

Atlanta Dates: 24Mar, 21Apr, 23Jun, 28Jul, 25Aug, 22Sep

Riley Conservation Club Dates:  17Mar, 28Apr, 19May, 30Jun, 21Jul, 18Aug, 15Sep

The Instructional League is a series of “mini matches” that will focus on techniques that will help the competitor increase his skill set and knowledge base.  Each successive league date will build on the last further illustrating the concepts from the Competitive Pistol series of  classes.  Participants will shoot stages at least twice with coaching and tips from the ACT staff.

Contact Aron for more information and to reserve a spot.

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DP201 – Defensive Pistol 201

DATE:10 MARCH 2012: 0900 to 1600
LOCATION: Marion County Fish and Game
INSTRUCTOR: John Viray, assisted by ACT staff
TUITION: $165 (MCFG members receive $10 Discount)
PREREQUISITES: DP101 or equivalent with instructor approval

Defensive pistol 201 will build upon and extend the concepts and techniques presented in DP101. Students should be able to properly and efficiently execute the skills learned in DP101 in order to participate in this class. Topics will include multiple target engagement, more extensive movement including shooting while moving, shooting from cover, alternate positions, shooting at extreme close quarters, strong hand only and support hand only shooting, etc. Equipment list and other details will follow.

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Competition Pistol 101
When: Saturday March 31st 2012 10 am to 2 pm
Where: Riley Conservation Club
Cost: $65
Round Count: 200 rounds
Instructor: Aron Bright

Competition 101 is designed to introduce the new competitor to the sport of USPSA shooting. It is timed to take place at the start of the competition season so you can hit the ground running. This course has been shortened and the price reduced from its previous form. It will still consist of a classroom and a range session. In the classroom we will discuss safety rules, scoring and divisions. Any and all questions will be answered.

On the range we will shoot three different stages. Each student will be given feedback on how to best shoot the stages. These stages will introduce things like draws, reloads and target transitions on the clock.

If you have been thinking about getting into competition this class is the place to start. This course will save you money and time in the long run. Want to avoid having to learn the sport by the trial and error method then come and spend the day with us.

Warning! Competition is fun and addicting.

Equipment list: gun (9mm or larger), holster, belt, magazine pouches, eye and ear protection, 300 rounds of ammo, range bag of some kind.

$50 non-refundable deposit returned with registration forms holds your spot in class with the balance due at the class.