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- Intensive eight-hour advanced handgun training designed for seasoned shooters
- Enhances reactive ability through live-fire movement and scenario-driven drills
- Develops rapid decision-making and critical thinking under pressure
- Refines marksmanship from unconventional shooting positions
- Introduces techniques for building positional structure for optimal performance
- Pressure drills elevate accuracy, speed, and confidence in realistic conditions
- Gear requirements: personal or rental handgun, four magazines (pistol) or six speed loaders (revolver), 500 rounds of ammo
- Prerequisites: Intermediate Handgun 201
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- A rigorous 12-hour advanced handgun course focused on realistic scenarios and progressing effective skills on demand
- Includes dynamic stages working efficient movement, communication, defensive responses, use of cover / concealment, building body structure for optimal performance and precision under high-pressure situational training conditions
- Requires: full-size handgun, concealed carry or backup handgun, 1,000 rounds of ammo, and performance capable gear
- Pushes beyond the 301 level through timed tests, dynamic targets, and teamwork challenges
- Prerequisites: Advanced Handgun 301 plus a pistol competency drill
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Alaska concealed carry permit obtained through hands-on training that builds confidence in safety, law, and defensive shooting skills.
- For ages 21+ with prior handgun experience.
- Meets Alaska’s 12-hour training requirement.
- Includes classroom and range sessions.
- Covers defense boundaries, state law, firearm safety, and baseline shooting proficiency.
- Permit valid ~5 years and reciprocal with 38 states.
- Receive the forms to submit your CHP packet to the State of Alaska.
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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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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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Foundational 4-hour basic rifle training focuses on safety, function, accuracy, and confidence
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Covers scope adjustment, benchrest technique, foundational ballistics, and data collected out to 200 yards
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Requires a bolt action rifle, optic or iron sights, and 40 to 60 rounds of ammunition
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Builds repeatable technique for hunting, target shooting, and future long-range work
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Rental rifles are available, and supplementary equipment is available to borrow
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- Course Length: 4 hours
- Learn safety, setup, maintenance, efficient reloads, and malfunction clearing
- Build accuracy and confidence with drills from point-blank to 50 yards
- Includes barricade work, sling use, and Alaska-specific legal considerations
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- Four-hour hands-on course with live-fire drills and practical instruction.
- Gun safety-first approach plus mindset and legal basics.
- Introduces reliable function and consistent shot placement.
- Malfunctions, reloads, and core firearm operations explained.
- Rental packages are 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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- Class length: 3-hour classroom session with outdoor inert pepper spray tutorial
- Key topics:
- A dynamic, interactive presentation given by a knowledgeable Alaskan offers insight into specific bear biology, identification and understanding of body language, behavior, and seasonal / locational aspects
- An in-depth video presentation introduces situational awareness, do’s and don’ts, and highlights ways we can have safe encounters without conditioning bear behavior or jeopardizing future encounters
- This course identifies the advantages and disadvantages of pepper spray and focuses on its successful field use through informative, hands-on training
- State laws regarding pepper spray and firearm bear defense are outlined, reporting procedures are provided, and questions specific to your context are answered
- Included with course: training packet, field identification tools, inert pepper spray canister for live fire practice, certificate of completion
- This course is independently offered for Brown / Grizzly / Black Bear or for Polar Bear (2 separate subjects) Please indicate which training is needed / desired
- 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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