Gun No Pew

Name: Gun No Pew
Start: 2025-02-16T13:00:00-05:00
End: 2025-02-16T16:00:00-05:00
Location: 5239 US 601 HWY, Yadkinville, NC, United States, North Carolina 27055

Schedule

Sun Feb 16 2025 at 01:00 pm to 04:00 pm

UTC-05:00

Location

5239 US 601 HWY, Yadkinville, NC, United States, North Carolina 27055 | Yadkinville, NC

“Gun No Pew”
Imagine the perfect day at the range. You're focused and confident, and your shots are ringing true. Then, suddenly... silence. Your gun clicks, but there's no "pew." What do you do?
This workshop is for YOU!
We all experience malfunctions, but how you handle them can make a critical difference. Stop wasting precious seconds fumbling! Learn to diagnose and clear stoppages quickly and efficiently, getting you back to putting rounds on target in no time. This hands-on class will build the skills on demand that you need to stay calm and confident under pressure.
We'll cover everything from the most efficient techniques:
Understanding Stoppages: Learn the mechanics of your firearm and identify common malfunctions.
Clearing the "Jam": Master essential clearing procedures for both simple and complex stoppages.
Emergency Reloads: Be prepared for any situation with efficient emergency reloading techniques.
Inboard and Outboard Manipulations: Practice clearing malfunctions with a variety of methods.
Sharpen Your Skills: Hone your technique with both dry and live fire exercises.
Personal Bests: Track your progress and build confidence through individual timed drills.
Don't let "Gun No Pew" ruin your range day. Take control and get back to enjoying the power and satisfaction of shooting!
Pre-requisites:
Students must have a good understanding of safe gun handling and range etiquette. Students must have had prior training in pistol marksmanship (basic marksmanship course, private instruction, etc.). A semi-auto handgun. At least 100 rounds of ammunition. Minimum of 3 magazines with at least one spare magazine pouch. 10 inert dummy rounds. A quality holster (No serpas, or nylon holsters). Note-taking gear. Water. No low-cut shirts or open-toed shoes. A brimmed hat is advised. Eye protection and ear protection. If you have questions on gear, please feel free to contact us.