Courses

$85.00 (+gst) – 1.5 hours

What equipment do I need in my kit? Introduction to various equipment and what not to buy.  Equipment can be expensive, knowing what to buy so you do not waste your money is key.  This class will introduce you to various types of holsters, mag pouches, duty and combat belts, plate carriers/chest rigs and other key pieces of equipment.

If you don’t know the difference between a paperclip and a malice clip… this class is for you!

Focus Areas

• Holsters
• Combat / Duty belts
• Mag pouches / tacos
• Cases & carry bags
• Chest rigs
• Plate carriers
• Slings
• Different types of handguns
• Gloves
• Optics / Red Dots

Required Equipment

• Notebook and Pen

$85.00 (+gst) – 1.5 hours

What handgun is right for me?  Introduction to handguns course is designed for those with little to no handgun experience.  Factors to consider before buying a handgun.  What you want to accomplish with your handgun purchase.  If you are a beginner with little to no experience, this class is for you.

Focus Areas

• Firearms Safety
• Different types of handguns
• What to look for when buying a handgun
• Types of ammunition

Required Equipment

• Notebook and Pen

$100.00 (+gst) – 2 hours

P200 Classes and up requires all individuals to have a current RPAL for participation.

This course is designed around learning the fundamental skills behind shooting handguns both safely and accurately and is the second-level class in the QRF’s Pistol Curriculum. The course is a high instructor-to-student ratio, allowing for a close, personal hands-on attention while still being in a relaxed classroom environment. Course instruction includes classroom work, hands-on dry-fire practice. This class is designed for anyone that cannot shoot consistent 4” groups at 3 yards.

Focus Areas

• Safety
• Excellent for beginners to intermediate shooters
• Key fundamental features include grip, proper operation of your firearm, stance, sight alignment, and trigger squeeze
• Learn and review universal firearm safety
• Practice one of the hardest to master skills – trigger control
• Excellent review for seasoned shooters that have not been shooting for a while and would like to group their rounds within 4 inches at 3 yards
• Skills required for anyone looking at the Dynamic Shooting course
• Skills required for students interested in moving on to the more advanced shooting courses

Required Equipment

• Semi-automatic handgun

$135.00 (+gst) – 2½ hours

P200 Classes and up requires all individuals to have a current RPAL for participation.

The Shooting course is the third in the sequence of handgun instruction. It builds upon the skills found in the Static Fundamental Shooting course and on your own personal experience. Our Dynamic Fundamental Shooting Skills course focuses on the more complex movements required for advanced level shooting. The class is a 2½-hour course and includes classroom work, and range time to prepare you for the Dynamic Shooting Competence Check (DSCC).  This course, once passed, will permit you to challenge the DSCC and grant access to the Dynamic (Tac) range area, without an escort*.

Focus Areas

• Safety
• Proper methods to draw from the holster (Strong Side)
• Proper methods to re-holster
• Accuracy with shooting the first shot from the holster
• Multi-round shots & follow-through
• Appropriate sight picture at various target distances
• Advanced reloading techniques, advanced malfunction clearances

Required Equipment

• Semi-automatic handgun
• 100 rounds of ammo
• Minimum 3 pistol magazines
• Proper Kydex holster (specific to your gun)
• Mag pouches
• Eye and ear protection.

* Requires annual membership with The Range Langley

$95.00 (+gst) – 1 hour

P200 Classes and up requires all individuals to have a current RPAL for participation.

This one-on-one shooting course is for shooters wanting direct training to improve their skill set.  It builds upon the skills found in the Dynamic Fundamental Shooting Skills course and on your own personal experience. Our Dynamic Shooting Skills course focuses on the more complex movements required for steel shoots and working your way to competitive shooting. The class is a 1½-hour course and is all down range time.  This course requires The Range Langley Tac certification*.

Focus Areas

• Safety
• Proper methods to draw from the holster (Strong Side)
• Proper methods to re-holster
• Accuracy with shooting the first shot from the holster
• Multi-round shots & follow-through
• Appropriate sight picture at various target distances
• Advanced reloading techniques, advanced malfunction clearances

Required Equipment

• Handgun
• 150 rounds of ammo
• Minimum 3 pistol magazines
• Proper Kydex holster (specific to your gun)
• 2 mag pouches
• Eye and ear protection.

* Requires annual membership with The Range Langley and ‘Tac O’ certification.

$85.00 (+gst) – 2 hours

R100 Classes and up requires all individuals to have a current (R)PAL for participation.

The course focuses on the basics of the sport and competition AR15 rifle platformed rifles. However, we will be working with both Pistol Caliber Carbine (PCC) and .223/5.56 variants as we wait for the reversal of the May 1, 2020 OIC. We welcome any tactical rifle such as the Freedom Ordnance FX9, Tavor X95/SAR, Raven or Kodiak WC180. We learn the history, theory of operation, and basic use. This class is designed for a shooter who has recently purchased a carbine-style rifle and would like to know the basics of use. We cover everything you want to know from the gun to the accessories you’ll need to put on to make it right for you.

Focus Areas

• Safety
• Basic history & theory of operation
• Dynamics and rifle ballistics
• Optics v. scopes
• Difference between Carbine and Rifle

Required Equipment

• Nothing Required

$135.00 (+gst) – 2½ hour

P200 Classes and up requires all individuals to have a current RPAL for participation.

You’ve asked and we have delivered. This course is the first class in a series that will help you learn basic tactical skills using a carbine for close-quarters shooting. The class is a 1½ hour course and includes classroom work, hands-on dry-fire practice, and live-fire drills.

Focus Areas

• Safety
• Tactical shooting positions
• Reloading techniques
• Malfunctions clearances
• Live-fire drills such as controlled pairs, close-quarters speed drills

Required Equipment

• Carbine rifle
• 100 rounds of ammo
• Minimum two 10-round magazines
• Closed-toe shoes or boots
• Eye and ear protection

$145.00 (+gst) – 1½ hour

P200 Classes and up requires all individuals to have a current RPAL for participation.

The Carbine 2 course follows the Carbine 1 course and builds on those skills. In addition to some review, the Carbine 2 course will dive into much more advanced techniques and include the use of your tactical pistol skills for low light encounters. The class is a 1½ hour course and includes classroom work, hands-on dry-fire practice, and live-fire drills. Pistols are not required.

Class Prerequisites

• Must have completed R200 and P400 if using your pistol

Focus Areas

• Advanced shooting positions
• Search and assess for threats
• Barrier transitions
• Suppressive fire techniques
• Pistol transitions
• Reloading on the move

Required Equipment

• Carbine rifle c/w sling
• 100 rounds of ammo
• Minimum three 10-round magazines
• Semi-automatic handgun
• Proper Kydex holster (specific to your gun)
• Closed-toe shoes or boots, knee pads (optional)
• Eye and ear protection

* Requires annual membership with The Range Langley and ‘Tac O’ certification.

$100.00 (+gst) – 1 hour

P200 Classes and up requires all individuals to have a current RPAL for participation.

Introduction to Shotguns is a course designed to provide attendees with the basic instruction and understanding of the shotgun, its history, and its purpose. The shotgun can be a great all-around tool for not only fun target shooting but also as a very effective home defense tool.

Focus Areas

• Shotgun fundamentals
• Safe manipulation of the shotgun
• Ammunition selections / purpose
• Semi-Automatic vs. pump-style
• Characteristics of various shotgun loads
• Live fire practice

Required Equipment

• Shotgun
• 10 to 15 rounds of ammo
• Eye and ear protection