Feb 22: Practical Skills for Cold Climate Riflemen
Cold Climate Riflemen (Including lowlight)
The range is covered in snow. If you’re up for some great cold weather (but not frigid) and solid cold climate rifle work, join us and learn practical skills in maintaining one’s comfort, mobility, mechanics and overall effectiveness.
Saturday the weather outlook is finally clear, sunny w temps expected 20-34F.
Each Student will receive a FREE bonus: imperative cold climate outdoorsmen gear!
We will study temperature related effects to our equipment and ourselves and explore practical adjustments for function and efficency.
Related Concepts (but not limited to):
- Ammo and Ballistics
- Restricted Movement Mechanics
- Insulated Gloved / Mittened Hand Effectiveness & Techniques
- White Light Concepts for Highly Reflective Environments
- Maintaining Accuracy & Accountability
- Power Supply Maintenance (Batteries)
- Remaining Warm, Dry and Effective
Ken Allen Training, LLC is 'Training for All Conditions'
Learn to effectively function in the environments that one lives and works. It’s not all about shooting skills. Learn to be observant and learn to assess, analyze and rapidly process a decision based on what is there that you observe as well as anticipate what you may not have observed. Life does not come with a 1st Responder waiting next to you to help nor is the background, a range backstop. Train.
Be Safe
Ken Allen Training, LLC
Backstory - Carbine type firearms in a Vehicular Environment
Know your State, Region and Environment(s) for Legalities
Carbine type firearms in a Vehicular Environment • Know your state, region and environment(s) for the legalities related to carrying and utilizing firearms in vehicles.
Also study and be aware of the firearms and ammunition(s) capabilities (pos & neg).
‘Vehicular Dynamics and Vehicular Geometry’ is a real skill set with or without a sidearm and or a Patrol Rifle / Defense Carbine (Truckgun). Know the difference in the states you live, work and travel, the sub regions and environments and make sure you spend time training for your actual / anticipated environment(s) and reality(s).
In many places within the US, one most likely will not be driving w immediate response access to a carbine. Plan accordingly. If this need is anticipated in your state, region-area, make sure you follow all related laws and train the application of the firearm(s) from within and around vehicles and learn / understand the ballistic capabilities of your gear.
It’s not all about shooting skills. Learn to be observant and learn to assess, analyze and rapidly process a decision based on what is there that you observe as well as anticipate what you may not have observed to the best of the situation and your ability in that moment. The background will not be a range backstop.
KA Training is not an attorney and does not offer or express legal advice. See a qualified Attorney for any legal advice or information.
Be Safe
Ken Allen Training, LLC
