Most people own at least one and often discount their effectiveness in problem solving
WHAT YOU ARE GOING TO DO IN THE CLASS
Due to strong demand Thunder Ranch is bringing back DEFENSIVE SHOTGUN. This was a staple for the TR Texas Facility and a huge hit.
Often overlooked for their presumed archaic characteristics the shotgun continues to be a good choice, with the right load, for personal defense.
Most people own at least one and often discount their effectiveness in problem solving.
Course will include safety, operation, loads, reloads, malfunctions, deployment, patterning, movement, communication, and the use of cover and concealment.
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WHAT YOU NEED TO BRING TO THE CLASS
A working shotgun
Shotgun must have sling
Stock must fit correctly
Shoulder shooting pad
Side saddle if possible
Dump pouch for shells
Elbow and knee pads
Eye and ear protection
Sun screen
Clothing for all types of weather
Ammunition Requirements:
NOMINAL 400 bird | 150 00 buck. |. 25 rifled slugs
All Tuitions for Courses and Tutorials are to be paid in full at the time of registration.
Please be sure of the class you want. There are NO REFUNDS and NO TRANSFERS.
ABOUT THE FOUNDER
CLINT SMITH
Clint Smith, President, and Director of Thunder Ranch® is a Marine Corps veteran of two infantry and Combined Action Platoon tours in Vietnam. His experience includes seven years as a police officer during which he served as head of the Firearms Training Division as well as being a S.W.A.T. member and precision rifleman.
He left law enforcement to serve as Operations Officer for the American Pistol Institute where he was Dean of instruction and was instrumental in range and curriculum development for A.P
ABOUT THE FOUNDER
CLINT SMITH
Clint Smith, President, and Director of Thunder Ranch® is a Marine Corps veteran of two infantry and Combined Action Platoon tours in Vietnam. His experience includes seven years as a police officer during which he served as head of the Firearms Training Division as well as being a S.W.A.T. member and precision rifleman.
He left law enforcement to serve as Operations Officer for the American Pistol Institute where he was Dean of instruction and was instrumental in range and curriculum development for A.P
