Class Title:
Terrain Based Tactical Rifle Course
Target Audience:
Sponsoring Agency:
Oregon Peace Officers Association, Albany Police Department, Thor Targets, NW Shooting Range
Date and Time:
Cost:
$200 OPOA Members
$225 Non-members
Lunch not provided, please pack one.
Training Location:
NW Shooting Range
41544 Upper Calapooia Rd.
Sweet Home, OR 97386
Instructor:
Sgt. Buck Pearce, Albany Police
Detective Sam Posthuma, Albany Police
Brief Overview:
This rifle course will help prepare you for the immediate, spontaneous and lethal attacks not covered on a square range. Principals based on sound fundamental tactics for the patrol rifle operator will be introduced at a venue that takes you off the square range and into an environment where the operator determines the shooting position, cover, movement, distance to target, and their limitations in abilities to make a legal and moral decision to engage and stop threats. We are excited to bring back firearms training that will make a difference and bridge the gap in rifle operations for the patrol officer.
Contact Information:
Supplies/Prerequisites:
· Zeroed Rifle - Operator knows their rifles point of aim/point of impact · Basic rifle course completed · Duty holster with weapon and magazines · Patrol Rifle with sling and 2 magazines (minimum) · 500 rounds of rifle ammunition · 200 rounds of handgun ammunition · Body Armor · Flashlight · Billed hat · Eye protection · Weather appropriate clothing (rain gear) · Gloves (optional) · Knee/Elbow pads (optional)
Attire:
Weather Appropriate.
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