Master Firearms Instructor (40 Hours)

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Overview

The Master Firearms Instructor program is a 5 day course, its purpose built to incorporate increased performance in two areas, shooting and instructing. By utilizing the SIG SAUER Principles of training and receiving critical feedback, the student will expand both their knowledge base and shooting skills across pistol and rifle platforms. Students will also be introduced to performance training for the individual and leave the course with the tools to identify and make corrective actions not only to their students, but also their own skills and information delivery.

Experience Requirements

This course is restricted to individuals that have successfully completed Advanced Pistol Instructor AND Advanced Rifle Instructor or equivalent. Proof of certification may be requested. An expert proficiency level and working knowledge with the carbine and pistol are required to attend. The student must also be free of any physical ailment that would limit their participation in events that require running, climbing and carry 45lbs for extended periods. 

Course Outline

Upon successful completion of this course, the student will be able to:

• Display clear communication and information delivery skills 
• Identify problem shooters for specific correction
• Explain the adult learning theory
• Perform foundational skills for pistol and rifle
• Present information and drills using the EDIP format
• Apply performance-based training methods
• Conduct skills assessment and deliberate feedback
• Assess drill design and isolate performance tasks
   

Equipment List

• Semi-automatic pistol with 3 magazines
• Semi-automatic rifle with 3 magazines, optic and weapons light, IR laser and sling
• Individual First Aid Kit (IFAK)
• Safety glasses
• Hearing protection
• Gun belt

Ammo

• Lead core ammunition to be used on steel only
• No green/brown tip, armor piercing, or surrogate rounds to be used on steel at any time
• Recommended round count:
  • Pistol Count: 1000
  • Rifle Count: 1000

Notes

5-Day Course