Challenges
MEASURE. REFINE. PERFORM
LOCATION: Dahlonega
|
"Complete Combat Ant Rank Patches"
Every Entry Level Pistol Essentials and first time Pistol Essentials clients will receive a 2.5" WHITE "Complete Combat Ant" rank patch"! You challenged yourself and CAME TO A PROFESSIONAL FIREARMS TRAINING CLASS...good for you! We are very proud of you and this first step needs to be recognized! Accuracy standards and challenges are a BIG part of our classes. The BLUE Standards are the FIRST of FOUR standards that builds upon our interlocking curriculum. After that, you will advance a "Complete Combat Ant" rank after you have successfully completed each challenge. Blue, purple, brown and Complete Combat Ant Rank patches will be awarded AFTER the standards have been met with a 90% or above. Black Complete Combat Ant Rank level patch has a completely different scoring system. |
"The Mixed 6" by Brian Hill
The armed citizen must have a trustworthy draw, and the ability to hit the target quickly and efficiently. Since our starting position will be different depending on the context of the encounter. The following six positions are the most common in personal protection. The par times relative to the bulls eye ring require visual patience, and strong grasp of the fundamentals of shooting.
This is the "basic" drill that builds upon our interlocking curriculum.
|
POSSIBLE SCORE OF 150:
Passing score = 90% (135 points) ACTION TARGET: M3 Strategies Multi-Purpose Training Target (Version 3) |
"Complete Combat Ant Challenge Cards"
5x5 Challenge During each live fire class (with the exception of Entry Level Pistol Essentials) we will invite you to take part in the 5X5 Challenge.
|
"Top Shot" of the Day Brian Hill is very pleased to present this Top Shot Award to one student per class. The student picked will be receiving the honor of Top Shot due to their accuracy, speed and/or good decisions on the range. Keep up the great work and remember “training is NOT an event but a process. Training IS the preparation for practice”. Claude Werner |
"The Trifecta" by Brian Hill
Head: 4 3/8 inches Body: 9 3/4
Under 4 seconds = Very very well done! Under 3 seconds = EXCELLENT! Film and send the vid to Brian!!! (Brian's average at the moment is 3.5 seconds) |
Big thanks to Tom Givens, Max Michel, Gabe White, Ernest Langdon, and Scott Jedlinski for the concepts and terminology
|