Combat Shotgun I

If there ever was a point and shoot weapon, it is the shotgun. From the trench guns of WWI, all the way up to today's application of the shotgun in law enforcement, military and home defense. No other firearm out there commands the respect that a 12-gauge shotgun does, when you rack that slide.

In this one-day course Mike Rayburn will take his knowledge of point shooting and apply it to the shotgun. When you're in combat, whether it's with a handgun, rifle or shotgun, your body will instinctively react to the stress when your fight or flight response kicks in. This course will teach you to work with those natural reactions while applying the shotgun as an effective tool.

Some of the topics covered:

    * Dispelling The Recoil Myth
    * Proper Mounting & Stance
    * Combat Loading
    * Movement
    * Rapid Firing
    * Ready Positions
    * Under arm Shooting
    * Hip Shooting
    * Low Light

STUDENT MATERIALS: 12 Ga. Shotgun, 60 rounds of trap load, 25 rounds of 00Buckshot, belt, boots, loose fitting BDU style clothing, ball cap, eye & ear protection.

Class time 7:45am - 5:00pm

Feb 20
or
April 24


http://www.smith-wesson.com/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/ProductDisplay?catalogId=1...


I have no affiliation with this course,
though I heard that the company (Smith and Wesson)
knows a few things about firearms

I will be at the Feb 20th course



The Noob

Thanx "Noob", good info there.  I'd love to take a shotgun course like that.

Anybody else out there take a combat shotgun course?  If so, which one(s) and what did you like and dislike about it?