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Register for The Alaska Mile, October 2–4, 2026 at Willow Creek Air Park. Choose your session below. Open to all skill levels. Compete or shoot for fun. Please Note: You can register for and shoot more than one event over the weekend, but you're only scored on the first event you shoot. Any additional sessions you enter are for fun and practice only, not competition. Choose your first event carefully if you're shooting to compete. *If you register for more than one shooter, please include their name, address, email and phone number in the order notes to complete their registration.
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Fall 2026 Standard Skills Lab Sessions
- October 1 -Draw Stroke Development & Dynamic Dry Fire – OWB, concealment & positions
- October 8 - Illumination – Handheld or gun mounted lights?
- October 15 - Virtual Reality – Experience firsthand the benefits & boundaries of “free ammo”
- October 22 - Beyond Concealed Carry – The integration of protection into your daily life
- October 29 - Concealed Carry Concepts - a hard look at before and after an act of defense
- November 5 - The AR: America’s Rifle – Foundation, application & history of this adaptable platform
- November 12 - Alternative Defense – A practical look at layering defense options
- November 19 - Red Dots – Applicable setup, optimization, and dynamic dry fire
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Standard Skills Lab—Sessions aimed at standard shooting skills. Purchase your individual session by adding this product to your shopping cart. CLICK HERE to buy the whole series at a discounted rate.
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Hunter Skills Lab whole series at a discounted rate.
2026 Hunter Skills Lab Sessions
July 16 – Build a drop chart for the field, gear essentials, and how to pack it July 23 – Tripods for shooting (primary) and glassing July 30 – Hunt Safely in Bear Country August 6 – Measure Moose / Glass Effectively / Optics Set Up and Focus August 13 – Wobble Zone / Science of Stability (live fire!) -
Hunter Skills Lab—Sessions aimed at improving hunter skills. Purchase your individual session(s) by adding this product to your shopping cart. CLICK HERE to buy the whole series at a discounted rate.
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Class format: 2–4 hour one-on-one private firearms training; 2 hour minimum
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Session types: Try Before You Buy, skill building, Basic Handgun, Basic Rifle, Basic Carbine, Firearms for Bear, Data Download
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Equipment and tools: use your own firearms or our training fleet; long-range camera and lab radar available; option to add a second shooter; range fees, rentals, and ammo handled separately
- Accurate Advantage staff will reach out to you to schedule your private training session.
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Class length: 4-hour certified NRA Refuse To Be A Victim course taught over two evenings
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Focus: survival mindset, personal safety strategy, recognizing threats early, and avoiding victimization
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Requirements and materials: open to men and women of all ages; bring a learner’s mindset and note-taking supplies; course workbook, completion certificate, and pin provided
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Class length: 3-hour less-lethal self defense course
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Focus: verbal commands, physical defense techniques, and layered personal protection skills
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Tools covered: pepper spray, stun guns or TASER-style tools, striking devices, light and visual impairment methods, and alarms; includes inert training spray canisters, course packet, and certificate
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Class length: 2–4 hour private/custom youth firearm training session
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Focus: foundational firearm safety, handling, safety absolutes, and basic marksmanship for young shooters
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Requirements: youth must be physically and mentally capable; rimfire rifle or handgun and 100 rounds factory ammo required; rentals, family/small group options, homeschool and scholarship discounts available
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- Class length: 4-hour live-fire range course
- Focus: safety, gun and ammo selection, shot placement, basic ballistics, and what makes an effective “bear gun”
- Holsters, slings, and effective carry options for field work and recreation
- Practical function – getting effective impacts under pressure
- Alaska bear-defense laws and reporting parameters,
- Bear Defense / Bear Guard qualification – proctored (if applicable)
- Offered for individuals, private groups, or corporate training
- This training meets the requirements of many state and local entities. Please check with your employer for certification parameters
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Course Length: 4 hours
- Rifles must have a confirmed 100-yard zero (no exceptions), and participants must possess established rifle proficiency with reliable accuracy and DOPE to 300 yards
- Learn effective shooting bag selection and management for maximized stability
- Build solid, adaptable shooting positions tailored to the needs of the target
- Refine control of wobble zone, improve pre and post recoil management and develop the ability to spot impacts
- Apply new skills through realistic mock stages designed to reinforce technique
- Strengthen core fundamentals essential for sport shooters, hunters, and competitive marksmen
- Prerequisites: Intermediate Bolt Rifle or Mid-Range Practical Bolt Rifle or equivalent training
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- Course Length: 15 hours
- Builds on skills from Basic Carbine and Intermediate Carbine
- Covers optics optimization, ballistic apps / drop card creation, wind reading, external ballistics / environmental factors,
- Positional shooting and mid-range accuracy (note this is a physically demanding course)
- Includes mixed-range steel, practical challenges and real-world shooting scenarios
- Working coms and shooter / spotter teams you’ll learn range estimation and target size without a laser or rangefinder, gun number for faster wind calls, and more!
- Prerequisites: Basic Carbine and Intermediate Carbine or equivalent courses
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