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Rifle Reload & Malfunction Clearance Class

Basic - This hands-on class teaches you how to perform emergency and tactical reloads efficiently on AR-style rifles, as well as clear common malfunctions

Duration: 1 hour classroom and dry fire, 2 1/2 hours range time

Environment: In Person

$80.00

Fee

Date Location Class Size Class Time Instructor Availability
Register Now August 23 Sunday
Clermont, FL
1 - 10 Students 09:30am - 1:00pm Coach Marty Martin Space Available
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Description

Join us for this often-overlooked under-trained skill every user should be proficient in. Gain confidence and skill with our hands-on rifle training focused on mastering emergency and tactical reloads along with clearing common malfunctions quickly and safely. Whether you’re a beginner or looking to sharpen your defensive shooting techniques through our practical drills and live-fire exercises, you’ll develop the muscle memory and calm mindset needed to respond effectively under pressure. Prioritize your safety and readiness with the skills instructed in this reload and malfunction clearing class. Prioritize your safety and readiness with the skills instructed in this reload and malfunction clearing class.

Applying AR rifle reload and malfunction clearance skills in real-world scenarios is about staying calm, efficient, and safe under pressure. Here’s how:

1. Emergency Reload in Real Life

If you’ve run your magazine dry during a critical moment — say, in a self-defense or tactical situation — performing a fast emergency reload gets you back in the fight immediately. This can make the difference between controlling a threat or being vulnerable.

2. Tactical Reload for Preparedness

Before entering a potentially dangerous area or after a sustained engagement, a tactical reload lets you top off your ammo while retaining partially spent magazines. This keeps you ready for longer and prevents you from running dry unexpectedly.

3. Malfunction Clearance Under Stress

Malfunctions like failure to fire (Type 1), failure to extract (Type 2), or failure to feed (Type 3) can happen anytime. In a real scenario:

  • Recognize the malfunction type quickly.
  • Use practiced clearing techniques to fix the issue without losing situational awareness.
  • Maintain muzzle discipline and control your weapon to avoid accidents.

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Topics Covered

Emergengy and tactical reloads

Type 1, 2, and 3 malfunctions

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Types

Basic, Intermediate, Specialty Other

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Requirements

Class is for AR style rifles not bolt action or shotgun

Caliber: 9mm (PCC), .223, 5.56, 300 black out

3 magazines required

Expect at times, to shoot limited rounds to simulate some malfunctions 

Slings preferred

100 rounds

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