PT 2 Reloading, Malfunctions & Movement

Service Description

In high-stress situations, how you handle your firearm under pressure matters. This intermediate course teaches emergency skills like reloading, clearing malfunctions, and incorporating basic movement. Learn how to safely reload under stress, recognize and fix malfunctions, and maintain accuracy when repositioning or using cover. You'll run drills that simulate real-world encounters while focusing on speed, safety, and control. Who It's For: Students who have a strong foundation in firearms fundamentals (like those who completed Firearms 101+ or equivalent) and are ready for hands-on, situational training. Who It’s For: Students ready to learn how to manage malfunctions, reload efficiently, and stay mobile under pressure. Course Details: Understanding and practicing emergency reloads Clearing common malfunctions: failure to feed, stovepipe, double feed Reloading while moving: footwork and balance techniques Shooting from different positions and while on the move Cover awareness and incorporating dynamic movement Stress drills to simulate real-world response What to Bring: Your firearm (rentals available) Two magazines minimum - Three preferred Minimum 150 rounds of ammo Eye & ear protection - we have some for you if you don't have any Mag pouch or carrier