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Armorer

Course Description: The Armorer Course is a one-day foundational gunsmithing program focused primarily on the Glock pistol platform and AR15-type rifles. Contents: The course begins with essential theory covering firearm design principles, functional components, and safe handling procedures prior to disassembly. In the first section, participants fully disassemble a Glock pistol down to its individual components. The training covers proper cleaning and lubrication procedures, inspection of parts, replacement of commonly changed components, basic trigger system work, and guidance on sight installation and initial zeroing. Participants reassemble the pistol with full understanding of its mechanical function and internal operation. The second section provides armorer-level insights and technical information regarding additional firearm platforms such as AK-pattern rifles, SA58, CZ P-10, CZ Scorpion EVO, CZ BREN, as well as pump-action and semi-automatic shotguns. The third section focuses on AR15-type rifles. Participants learn the differences between direct impingement and piston-operated systems, complete rifle disassembly for detailed maintenance, inspection for wear and operational faults, proper cleaning and preservation techniques, and user-level component replacement. The course also demonstrates more advanced repairs and part replacements requiring specialized tools, including common pitfalls that may lead to irreversible damage if performed incorrectly. Participants may, by prior agreement with the instructor, replace selected AR15 components during the course (e.g., trigger assemblies, end plates, or other user-serviceable parts). The course also covers mounting procedures for iron sights and optical systems, basic zeroing principles, and concludes with instruction on suppressor use, maintenance, and care. Recommended equipment: Comfortable civilian or tactical clothing and solid outdoor or sports shoes, writing accessories, notepad. Weapon: You will be equipped with our training weapons. Timing: Meeting at 08:30 – 08:45 am at the car park of the shooting range, the subsequent administration and preparation of equipment and materials. The beginning of class is at 09:00 and the end around 18:00. Venue: The location of the course, or individual venues in the case of multi-day courses where multiple locations are used, can be found in the course details, for example by clicking on the date in the calendar on our website. Accommodation and food: Accommodation is not included in the course fee, each participant provides and pays for it himself. If the course is held at the shooting range Oleško or in the vicinity, you can use modern accommodation 200 m from the shooting range. More information can be found in the Services section of the accommodation page. There will be a 30 min lunchtime meal time. We recommend you bring food ration for the outdoors and enough drink for the day. Language: Czech with translation to English.

Survival

Course Description: The Survival course is an intensive practical training program focused on acquiring fundamental skills necessary for survival in harsh natural environments with minimal equipment. The course prepares participants for unexpected situations such as being stranded in remote areas, natural disasters, or loss of access to modern infrastructure. Training emphasizes practical decision-making, prioritization of survival needs, efficient use of available resources, and risk mitigation in wilderness environments. Participants develop essential field skills required to maintain safety and sustain themselves until rescue or evacuation. Contents: Fundamental survival principles and prioritization (shelter, water, fire, navigation), site selection for shelter construction, building improvised shelters from natural materials, emergency fire-starting techniques and fire maintenance, water sourcing and purification methods, basic food procurement principles, land navigation without modern devices, map and compass fundamentals, signaling and rescue techniques, energy management and environmental risk prevention, practical field exercises in real outdoor conditions. Recommended equipment: Bigger knife suitable for nature use, pocket knife, small pot, spoon, two stronger PET bottles, about 15 meters of solid lines or paracord rope (maybe you will destroy it), good clothes and hard shoes suitable for outdoor stays (we recommend a waterproof jacket, but we do not recommend artificial fibers due to a stay at the fire), working gloves, writing equipment. Personal items of daily use (e.g. contact lenses and their accessories, medicines if you take them regularly, etc.), toilet paper, tick repellant, optionally a waterproof tarpaulin, two condoms (preferably without lubricant) and two menstrual tampons (large, if possible). The fact that you don't see a sleeping bag here in the list is not a mistake.You can take it, but 99.99% of the time you won't use it and it will only be in the car in case of a completely extraordinary event (tornado, snow storm with frost, etc.) :-) Timing: Meeting at 08:30 – 08:45 am at the training area, the subsequent administration and preparation of equipment and materials. The beginning of class is at 09:00 and the end around 15:00 pm last day. This course is 4 days NON STOP! Venue: Participants won't find out about the meeting place until a few days before the course, as the predicted weather can also affect the choice. Language: Czech, unless otherwise agreed ...

Tactical Driving

Course Description: The Tactical Driving course focuses on vehicle control and driver proficiency in civilian, tactical, and duty-related conditions. The training develops the ability to maintain control of a vehicle under stress, limited space, and time pressure. Participants learn to respond effectively to sudden obstacles, emergency braking situations, and dynamic changes in driving conditions. Emphasis is placed on braking technique, steering control, weight transfer management, spatial awareness, and maintaining stability during high-intensity maneuvers. The course is suitable for civilian drivers seeking advanced control skills as well as security personnel and protective teams requiring enhanced vehicle handling capability. Contents: Fundamentals of vehicle dynamics and weight transfer principles, steering and braking control techniques, emergency straight-line braking, braking with obstacle avoidance maneuver, driver reaction and perception drills, forward and reverse slalom exercises, confined-space maneuvering, 180-degree tactical turn (reverse turn technique), tight corner navigation, combined maneuver drills under time pressure. Recommended equipment: Civilian clothing and footwear (this equipment should be suited for any weather conditions – goratex in cause of rain etc). You will be training with our training vehicles. No need to bring your own. Timing: Meeting at 08:30 – 08:45 am at the training area, the subsequent administration and preparation of equipment and materials. The beginning of class is at 09:00 and the end around 18:00. Venue: The location of the course, or individual venues in the case of multi-day courses where multiple locations are used, can be found in the course details, for example by clicking on the date in the calendar on our website. Language: Czech with translation to english.

Tactical Driving Advanced

Course Description: Tactical Driving Advanced is an advanced course focused on offensive and contact vehicle tactics in civilian, tactical, and duty environments. The training is intended for drivers who already demonstrate solid vehicle control skills and seek to develop capabilities for active response to vehicle interdiction, blockage, or hostile interference.  The course develops the use of a vehicle as a tactical tool for escape, obstacle breaching, and controlled contact with other vehicles. Emphasis is placed on timing, weight transfer management, damage mitigation, and maintaining mobility under high-pressure conditions. Contents: Fundamentals of offensive and contact vehicle tactics, tactical use of vehicle mass and momentum, pushing disabled vehicles forward or backward out of danger zones, controlled vehicle-to-vehicle contact techniques, PIT maneuver execution and countermeasures, vehicle recovery from block situations, breaching light roadblocks with own vehicle, breaching obstacles using disabled vehicle in front, combined contact maneuver drills under stress conditions, scenario-based exercises focused on mobility preservation under threat. Recommended equipment: Civilian clothing and footwear (this equipment should be suited for any weather conditions – goratex in cause of rain etc). You will be training with our training vehicles. Timing: Meeting at 08:30 – 08:45 am at the training area, the subsequent administration and preparation of equipment and materials. The beginning of class is at 09:00 and the end around 16:00. Venue: The location of the course, or individual venues in the case of multi-day courses where multiple locations are used, can be found in the course details, for example by clicking on the date in the calendar on our website. Language: Czech with translation to english.