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Registration for this course is now closed. To enroll in the KGAC Holster Course, follow the instructions below – do not deviate;
You will bring the following to the course:
Come prepared - this is a hands-on-live-fire-outdoors’-course:
DownloadsYou must be logged in to access these documents. 2023 Aid-de-Memoir - Single vs Double Action | Date: 18 March 2023 |
Registration for this course is now closed. To enroll in the KGAC RSO Course, follow the instructions below – do not deviate;
| Date: 15 April 2023 |
Registration for these courses are now closed.
To register for the 22-23 APR course, use this link: https://kgac.ca/event-5136378
To register for the 29-30 APR course, use this link: https://kgac.ca/event-5116060 Successful completion of the IPSC “Black Badge” Course is a mandatory prerequisite for ALL new IPSC shooters. This course also automatically earns you a KGAC Holster qualification. The IPSC Black Badge Course is a two day course combining written exams, classroom lectures followed by dry and live firing exercises. The course is designed to teach the new IPSC shooter how to SAFELY draw a loaded firearm from a holster, reload on the move, proper IPSC range commands and much, much more. Ostensively, the course is about SAFE gun handling in the dynamic, fast paced IPSC match environment. This is NOT "just another holster course". The new shooter will graduate from this course with a heightened sense of SAFE gun handling and a new respect for practical shooting skills. In addition, they will have a rudimentary understanding of how an IPSC match is run. Once a new shooter has successfully completed the Black Badge Course they will be allowed to join IPSC Alberta and compete in sanctioned IPSC matches/qualifiers. With Safety ALWAYS being the primary focus of the Black Badge course (and the sport of IPSC), you will learn how to safely:
| Date #1: 22-23 April 2023 |
Course Overview:Anyone wanting to acquire restricted firearms must also take the Canadian Restricted Firearms Safety Course and pass the written and practical tests (in addition to the Canadian Firearms Safety Course listed above). Topics:
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