Videos tagged with Range Qualification

This video details the California CCW shooting qualification process at Magnum Range, covering renewal requirements and the course of fire. The qualification involves 18 rounds per firearm at 7, 10, and 15 yards, requiring shots to stay within the black scoring area of a silhouette target. The instructor demonstrates proficiency with multiple 9mm handguns, emphasizing accuracy and adherence to range rules for successful completion.

This video depicts a US Army range qualification, specifically referred to as 'Dot-40'. While the specific firearm and caliber are not explicitly detailed in the description, the context of a military range qualification implies standard issue service weapons and calibers. The video likely showcases the process and environment of such a training exercise, focusing on marksmanship and adherence to military protocols. It's an informational look into the training regimen of US Army personnel.

This video provides a consumer-focused guide on selecting a quality concealed carry weapons (CCW) class. Key factors include respecting training hours and standards, prioritizing objective over subjective instruction, ensuring practical range time with holster draws, and evaluating the instructor's ability to articulate and demonstrate skills. Realistic and relevant training tailored to CCW scenarios is emphasized as crucial for effective self-defense.

This video details the process of obtaining a Texas License to Carry (LTC), focusing on the shooting proficiency test. The instructor, Esai Givens, explains the requirements, including a 4.5-hour class and a timed shooting qualification at 3, 10, and 25 yards using iron sights only. He demonstrates the drills and shares his experience achieving a perfect score of 250, highlighting the importance of legal firearm ownership and self-defense preparedness.

This video details the San Diego County Sheriff's range qualification for concealed carry permits. It outlines specific round counts, distances (3, 5, and 7 yards), and time limits for each stage, emphasizing strong hand, support hand, and two-handed shooting. The instructor also recommends practicing from various positions and highlights the importance of accuracy and speed beyond the minimum requirements for real-world self-defense scenarios.