Purpose of Range Training
Range training is important for improving shooting skills and ensuring safety. It helps both individuals and groups. For individuals, range training improves shooting accuracy, teaches firearm safety, and helps master different shooting techniques. It provides a safe place to practice and improve shooting skills without the risks of unregulated environments. Groups gain the additional benefit of developing a stronger sense of teamwork through the shared experiences at the range.
In military and law enforcement, range training ensures readiness and skill in weapon handling, which is critical for safety and mission success. Preparing for your next LEO/MIL Qual? Join us at the range!
Goals of Range Training
The main goal of range training is to develop consistent safety practices while improve shooting accuracy and reinforce basic skills. This includes:
- Accurately hitting targets
- Managing stress
- Maintaining weapon handling skills
- Range training also tests and refines techniques and equipment, allowing for real-time adjustments and improvements.
In military and tactical training, the focus is on achieving high standards in weapon handling and marksmanship under realistic conditions. This includes mastering firing positions, understanding environmental impacts, and engaging targets at different ranges, especially under stress.
Liberty & Justice Customized Range Training (CRT)
A customized range training program developed with Liberty & Justice Firearms can help all levels of shooters, from the first-time shooter to the experience competition shooter by:
- Addressing individual strengths and weaknesses
- Providing focused practice to improve specific skills
- Offering flexibility to adjust training intensity and focus
- Enhancing overall shooting performance and confidence
Liberty & Justice CRT programs are tailored to meet specific goals, such as improving speed, accuracy or endurance, based on the specific needs of the shooter.
Sample Customized Range Training
- Pistol Fundamentals – Stance, Posture, Grip, Controlled Breathing, Trigger Control
- Marksmanship – NRA CMP, CRPA Challenge, Minimum Capable Handgun Challenge
- Practice Quals - FBI, Air Marshall, LASD, LAPD, BPD
- Competition Training – GSSF, USPSA/IPSC, PCSL, Steel Challenge
- Skills & Drills – Trigger Control, Recoil Management, Doubles, Transitions, Movement, Bill Drill, Figure 5, Reloads, Draw, xyz
- Fun Zone – Plate Rack, Texas Star, Dueling Tree, Harmonic Steel, Hostage Targets
