Training class

This is not your average Appleseed!   This is a special clinic for Instructors and Riflemen who want to gain experience shooting at full distance. For folks with centerfire, semiauto rifles. 

This will be the first full-distance Appleseed shot on an electronic targeting system. Your shots will be displayed digitally on a tablet right in front of each shooter.

Mike Seeklander will once again be returning to PMRPC in 2013 to teach his 2 compeition handgun classes. 

Whether you’re a USPSA, IDPA or SASS competition shooter don’t miss this opportunity to take your game to the next level. 

The 2-day level 1 class is Dec 4th & 5th and the 1-day level 2 class is Dec 6th (you must have taken the level 1 class sometime in the past to be allowed in the level 2 class). 

As with previous classes, Mike will be staying over to coach & shoot with all students in the Dec 7th monthly USPSA match. 

IDPA or International Defensive Pistol Association is a shooting sport that uses practical equipment including full charge service ammunition to solve simulated "real world" self defense scenarios. This course is 5-hours long and is intended for those who want to learn the basics of defense pistol handling, understand  IDPA safety and competition rules, equipment requirements and Divisions & Classifications. 

This course will teach you the basics of tactically employing your self-defense carbine/rifle and your defensive handgun together as an integrated close-quarters battle self-defense system.

You will learn . . . how to move from cover to cover while engaging multiple targets; . . . how to transition from the carbine/rifle to the handgun and back; . . . how to transition from strong hand to support hand; . . . and while handling multiple malfunctions and disabilities or incapacitations.

This course is designed to tie-together all the fundamentals of self-defense shooting with a shotgun and handgun.

You will learn . . . how to employ the fundamental concepts of self-defense battle into a smooth, fluid defensive shotgun and handgun system; . . . how to transition from strong hand to support hand; . . . how to move from cover and position to new cover and positions while engaging multiple targets; . . . and while handling multiple malfunctions and disabilities or incapacitations.