Tactical Long Gun 102 (TLG102)

TLG 102 will build on the skills you learned in TLG 101 and continue to grow your knowledge and skills.  We will review all of the skills that you learned in TLG101, and you will learn new skills such as: shooting from alternate positions, clearing most common types of malfunctions that can occur while shooting, and engaging multiple targets

The class includes dry fire and live fire exercises.

The ideal platform for this class is an Modern Sporting Rifle like the AR or AK platform. However, lever and bolt action can be used in this class, as well. Shotguns allowed as well.  Preferred caliber is a service caliber (.38/9mm or higher for PCC, .223/5.56 or higher for others).  NO GREEN TIP OR STEEL CORE AMMO!!!

Equipment needs include:

• a functioning firearm, with a minimum 3 Standard (not low capacity) magazines. At least 5 Magazines are strongly recommended. Don’t be the person everyone has to stop for because you had to load magazines.
• Knee and elbow pads (sport or landscaping pads are fine, “Tactical pads” not required)
• 10 caliber specific snap caps
• Plate carriers welcome- but must contain armor
• a way to hold your magazines (battle belts, and chest rigs welcome)
• if using a bolt or lever action, a butt cuff or ammo pouch is highly recommended,
• wrap around eye protection.
• a brimmed hat that is compatible with your hearing protection. This is a non-negotiable safety rule.  If you have any questions, Ask BEFORE the class. If you show up with inappropriate or dangerous gear, you will be dismissed from class with NO REFUNDS.
• “in the ear” hearing protection (foam plugs are fine) and electronic hearing muffs.  We prefer Howard Leight Impact Sport models.  This is a non-negotiable safety rule.  If you have any questions, Ask BEFORE the class. If you show up with inappropriate or dangerous gear, you will be dismissed from class with NO REFUNDS.
• hat with a brim that is compatible with your hearing protection,
• a sling (2 point tactical preferred).
• Approximately 250-300 rounds are required, but bring what you can “Afford” to shoot. The important thing is the TRAINING, not making the gun go “Bang”.
• Shotgun contact instructor at cdc123abc@gmail.com for ammo needs

Optics must be pre-sighted. Preferably 50 yard zero. Iron Sights must be “pre-sighted”.  We will not be zero-ing the rifles.

You can sign up for this class at: https://cdcllc.org/sign-up%2Fpay-for-classes/ols/products/tactical-sporting-rifle-102-tsr102
At checkout: choose the “pickup” option NOT THE SHIPPING OPTION.  The payment link has specifics on course requirements.

See a list of all classes being offered at https://cdcllc.org/class-schedule-1

LPSA members will get a 20% discount when signing up for classes.  Check your email or reach out to Dave for the code.

If you have any questions, please contact:
Dave Chang
     Text (NO PHONE CALLS) 484-938-8828
     E-mail: cdc123abc@gmail.com

Dave is the lead instructor for Civilian Defense Concepts and brings over a quarter of a century of training experience to the table. He is currently an NRA Training Counselor (pistol, rifle, shotgun, home firearms safety, CCW), NRA Refuse to be a Victim instructor (crime prevention course), NRA Chief Range Safety Officer, an NRA LE Certified Instructor (pistol, patrol rifle, and shotgun), Sig Sauer Academy Certified Semi-Auto Pistol Instructor and a graduate of their Master Pistol Instructor and Pistol Mounted Red Dot Optics Instructor programs. He is also a Taser, Pepper Spray, Munio Self Defense Keychain, AVERT and ALERRT active shooter response instructor, Mental Health First Aid Provider instructor, First Aid/CPR/AED instructor, and Advanced Bleeding Control/Stop the Bleed certified instructor.  He believes in a holistic approach to self defense and he will be bringing many of these programs to the club.