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INTRODUCTION TO FIREARMS
Basic - Firearm Introduction - $95+Tax
This course teaches fundamentals of firearms geared to new firearm owners. Led by a certified NRA instructor, this class includes one hour of hands-on classroom time and one hour of live fire range time.
Topics Covered:
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How to clear the firearm
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Basic cleaning
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Proper grip and stance
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Trigger pull
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Sight picture
CONCEAL CARRY + Live Fire
One on One Training - $185+Tax
Groups 5 or More - $85+Tax
This course teaches firearm mechanics, general gun safety, cleaning a gun, state laws, liability issues, best carry methods and home defense. You should know how to operate several different types of firearms. The two basic types of handguns for concealed carry purposes are revolvers and semi-automatics.
Topics Covered:
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Wisconsin Conceal Carry requirements
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Basic self-defense methods
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Basic liability issues
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NRA, US Law Sheild, USCCA introduction
INTRODUCTION TO HOLSTER TRAINING
HOLSTER TRAINING - $185.00+Tax
In this LIVE FIRE Wisconsin holster training class, you will discuss the legal and moral implications of carrying and utilizing your weapon.
Led by our NRA certified instructor you will discuss laws; how to safely carry, shooting positions, stances, and live simulations of how to draw safety and aim accurately.
Prerequisites: None
Additional needs: 150 rounds of ammunition.
Upon successful completion, students will receive a certificate of training that exceeds Wisconsin DOJ requirements to apply for the license.
Cost: $185.00 per person
Time: 1 hour
INTRODUCTION TO CLAY SHOOTING
SPORTING CLAYS INSTRUCTION - $95 + Tax
Understandably, most folks who come into Sporting Clays rely on their "natural instincts" to break targets. History has proven, shooting instinctively typically takes a shooter to 50% and maybe 60% success ratios. This is just fine, until our Sporting Clays shooter decides to seek the next skill level. Here, with instruction, is where the swing inconsistencies must be identified and replaced with the basics, the fundamentals of good shooting. Only when the swing becomes more consistent can we expect the Sporting Clays performances to become consistent and scores improve.
In a safe, educational, reassuring environment, our certified staff patiently teaches the Sporting Clays basics. This is the foundation, the necessary structure that creates consistency and moves students ahead. This structure allows you to correct your own mistakes and repeat the successful shot. Once understood, a student can advance with confidence. Paragon methods are not complicated and are 100% reliable. That’s our promise to our students - and we keep that promise.
COURSE LAYOUT:
50 Rounds of Sporting Clays / Ammunition not included.
INTRODUCTION TO ARCHERY
BEGINNING - INTERMEDIATE ARCHERY LESSONS - $55 + Tax
This one-on-one course teaches the fundamentals of Archery for all ages. Beginning with the stance, aim, placement and position is key to hitting your target every time. Our instructors shoot throughout the state of Wisconsin at multiple ranges and have also hunted around the world with a bow. Join us for a session in our woods to see how much archery can be fun!
COURSE LAYOUT:
1hr Lesson / Bow and Arrows Included
Group Rates: 5 or more $15 per shooter / Shoot the rest of the day
Firearm Cleaning
April 26, 2025
1pm
Introduction
5 Stand
April 26, 2025
2pm
INTRODUCTION TO LONG RANGE
long Range Fundamentals - $600.00 + Tax
This course is designed for anyone interested in learning the fundamentals of long-range shooting. Whether you are an avid hunter looking to take that long-range shot or a beginning shooter that wants to learn proper form, this course will benefit you. The course is a total of 8 hours with classroom instruction along with live fire instruction.
Time: 8AM - 5PM
Course Description:
300-yard rifle marksmanship and long-range course consisting of classroom and live fire instruction. The course will cover:
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Firearm and optic nomenclature
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How properly to setup and zero your rifle
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Firearm inspection and maintenance
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Scope function and adjustments (Mils/MOA turrets and reticles, first vs second focal plane optics, parallax and diopter adjustment)
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The fundamentals of marksmanship and building a repeatable shooting position
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Collection of environmental and ballistic data
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The practical application of gathered data, on the range, with your rifle and optic at 100-300 yards
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Targets supplied
REQUIRED EQUIPMENT
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Appropriate eye/ear protection and suitable attire for the weather
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Rifle capable of 1.5 MOA accuracy with ammunition to be used in class
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Rifle case
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120 Rounds of match grade (or equivalent) ammunition; must all be the same manufacturer and load/grain (same lot number is recommended)
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Variable powered optic with exposed or capped finger adjustable turrets in, at minimum, ¼ MOA or .1 Mil adjustments. Parallax adjustable, zero reset and zero stop equipped optic encourage.
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Optic’s max magnification a minimum of 9x power
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Bipod and rear support required (may be bags or monopod). Rear bags may be purchased from office while supplies last.