Your Questions, Answered

  • The pistol courses are made to be as adaptable as possible to the different ways of using/carrying your own firearm. The differences between open/duty carry and concealed carry will be addressed in the courses.

  • Our courses are designed to be practical and straightforward, focusing on real-world situations and the legal implications of using a firearm in self-defense. Please keep in mind that any use of a firearm may lead to legal scrutiny, and you could be required to justify your actions in court.

  • No, the tactical pistol and rifle courses are not designed to comply with IPSC or IDPA competition rules.

    However, the Pistol Fundamentals course does address IPSC/IDPA principles, allowing you to apply the skills learned in a competitive setting.

  • Personalised training is tailored to your needs, whether you’re preparing for an upcoming course, improving specific skills, or working through challenges related to carrying and using your firearm.

  • Our training primarily uses double-stack Glock pistols chambered in 9×19 with iron sights, chosen for their reliability and widespread availability.

    Students typically start with an OWB (outside-the-waistband) holsters featuring active retention. Later, training can be adapted to IWB (inside-the-waistband) holsters, including appendix and 3 o’clock carry positions.

    Rifle courses are conducted with Arsenal AK rifles in 7.62×39 chosen for their two sided safety and “stock” AR-15 platforms in 5.56. We try keep rifle setups as simple and practical as possible, only by using with red dots sight and a two-point sling.

    Depending on the course, additional equipment such as a plate carrier, chest rig, or duty belt with magazine holders may be required.

    Hearing protection and safety glasses are mandatory at all times.

  • Requirements vary by course. Some courses are open to all participants, while others require prior training and knowledge gained in earlier courses.

    In some cases, we may ask you to complete a brief assessment to ensure your current skill level aligns with the course requirements.

  • Yes, you may bring your own firearm, provided it is a modern, safe, and appropriate platform for the course.

    The firearm must be suitable for the intended use and comply with all safety requirements. We reserve the right to approve or decline equipment based on safety and course compatibility.