OpSpec Training returns to SIG SAUER Academy in Sept. 2016 for our flagship two-day Practical Fundamentals class. The Academy is conveniently located in Epping, New Hampshire about 30 minutes west of the Manchester-Boston Regional Airport.
Tuition includes free loan of firearms, holsters, safety glasses and hearing protection at the Academy. This includes the P320 and any other P-series pistol.
If you've taken OpSpec Training's Practical Fundamentals class, competed in USPSA, IDPA or 3-Gun matches you meet the pre-requisites for this class. If you've taken this class before, you will get even more out of the program the second or third time.
Practical Fundamentals
Using a building-block approach, Practical Fundamentals encourages students to focus on the process of running the gun, tamping down the emotional desire to see results on the target. By using a variety of dry fire and live fire exercises, students are brought through the fundamentals of marksmanship with a focus on trigger control to help the shooter make fast hits on small targets, on demand.
Student Testimonials
As of June 2016, about two of three OpSpec Training survey respondents said their course outright EXCEEDED expectations.
Read Testimonials and see Survey Results.
Instructors*: Bruce Gray
When: Sept. 16 & 17, 2016, 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. each day.
Class size: Limited to 24 students, with a minimum of 12 students.
Tuition: $450
Range Fees: None
Ammunition: Round count for Practical Fundamentals will be about 750 rounds.
Important Links and Information
Where:
SIG SAUER Academy
233 Exeter Road
Epping, NH 03042
Where to Stay
SIG SAUER Academy has a special rate arrangement with three local hotels, all within 15 minutes of the Academy. Contact the hotels directly, and ensure you reference the SIG SAUER Corporate Rate when making reservations.
Food at Lunch Break
There is a collection of fast food restaurants (Subway, Wendy's, McDonald's, Burger King) about 2.5 miles (5 minutes) to the west near the intersection of Route 125 and Route 101. Of course, you can also bring your own food to the range.
Tuition includes free loan of firearms, holsters, safety glasses and hearing protection at the Academy. This includes the P320 and any other P-series pistol.
If you've taken OpSpec Training's Practical Fundamentals class, competed in USPSA, IDPA or 3-Gun matches you meet the pre-requisites for this class. If you've taken this class before, you will get even more out of the program the second or third time.
Practical Fundamentals
Using a building-block approach, Practical Fundamentals encourages students to focus on the process of running the gun, tamping down the emotional desire to see results on the target. By using a variety of dry fire and live fire exercises, students are brought through the fundamentals of marksmanship with a focus on trigger control to help the shooter make fast hits on small targets, on demand.
Student Testimonials
As of June 2016, about two of three OpSpec Training survey respondents said their course outright EXCEEDED expectations.
Read Testimonials and see Survey Results.
Instructors*: Bruce Gray
When: Sept. 16 & 17, 2016, 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. each day.
Class size: Limited to 24 students, with a minimum of 12 students.
Tuition: $450
Range Fees: None
Ammunition: Round count for Practical Fundamentals will be about 750 rounds.
Important Links and Information
- What to Bring to an OpSpec Training Pistol Class
- Online Course Registration (This ensures we have your contact information immediately.)
- Register for the class and make your payment at the Academy website (Required).
Where:
SIG SAUER Academy
233 Exeter Road
Epping, NH 03042
Where to Stay
SIG SAUER Academy has a special rate arrangement with three local hotels, all within 15 minutes of the Academy. Contact the hotels directly, and ensure you reference the SIG SAUER Corporate Rate when making reservations.
Food at Lunch Break
There is a collection of fast food restaurants (Subway, Wendy's, McDonald's, Burger King) about 2.5 miles (5 minutes) to the west near the intersection of Route 125 and Route 101. Of course, you can also bring your own food to the range.
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