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Aerial Platform Operations

Course Description: Aerial Platform Operations (APO) is an exclusive two-day helicopter shooting course that, outside the United States, can legally be attended only with Hard Task Training in the Czech Republic. The course focuses on the safe and effective use of a semi-automatic rifle from one of the most demanding shooting platforms available. Students will experience an environment where marksmanship, safety, communication, and the ability to operate under constantly changing flight conditions must all come together. The course is intended for experienced shooters who want to take part in a type of training that most firearms enthusiasts will never have the opportunity to experience during their lifetime. Contents: Day 1 (12:00 - 17:00 hr) : Precision rifle zeroing with and without suppressor, confirmation of point of impact at multiple distances (50–100 m), ballistic consistency validation, and dynamic time-limited shooting drills at extended distances to establish accuracy and weapon confidence prior to aerial application.  Day 2 (09:00 - 17:00 hr) : Theoretical foundation of aerial platform operations, helicopter safety procedures and range protocols, operational briefing and mission planning considerations, ground-based dry drills inside the helicopter platform, live-fire shooting from static ground-positioned helicopter, engagement from hovering platform, shooting during controlled orbit around target, and engagement procedures during evasive flight maneuvers including flare execution. Recommended equipment: Comfortable civilian or tactical clothing and solid outdoor or military shoes (both adapted to the current weather and outdoor temperatures), belt, shooting goggles, hearing protection (headphones, earbuds ...), tactical gloves and magazines holster or plate carrier with the pouches for the magazines and working harness. Weapon: Semi rifle or sniper rifle + 2 magazines and 300 rounds for semi rifle or 150 rounds for sniper rifle, brass weapon mounted catcher, rifle silencer. If you do not own a gun or would like to try a gun other than the one you own, we are able to provide you with gun with ammunition and other accessories. Please click on your chosen course date and you will see a full list of weapons available for that course date. In the first section you will find complete packages which always include a rifle with two magazines, kydex magazine holster, eye and hearing protection and the number of rounds needed for the course. If you bring your own factory ammunition, you can choose to rent the gun only. A complete list of these, along with the option to order the ammunition itself, silencer, brass catcher, holsters, or perhaps protective equipment, can be found in the sections below. Please note tha brass weapon mounted catcher and rifle silencer is mandatory for this course. Law: There is no need of firearms license, background check or criminal record copy to attend this course. There is no restriction on lenght of semi auto rifle barrels. You are allowed to use high capacity magazines. Silencers, weapon mounted lasers and flashlights are legal in the Czech Republic. If you are a holder of the European Firearms Pass (EFP) and you have your firearm listed in it, you are allowed to temporarily bring and use it in the Czech Republic for training purposes. According to Czech law, it is sufficient to prove the purpose of your visit — for example by showing your course registration or other document confirming the reason for travel. An official invitation is not required by law. The EFP also covers carriage of a quantity of ammunition corresponding to the purpose of the trip (for example, ammunition for a competition or training). Please note that specific limits or additional requirements may apply in transit countries or by your airline, so if you plan to travel through several countries or by air, contact us and we will help prepare any documentation (such as an invitation) you may need. 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. 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. Aerial Platform Operations video clip: You can visit our Youtube channel and enjoy very first dynamic video clip of APO course.

Combined Firearms

Course Description: Combined Firearms is a one-day tactical firearms course focused on transitions between a rifle and a handgun during a shooting situation. Students will learn how to safely and efficiently respond to a rifle malfunction, situations where there is no time to clear the problem, or circumstances in which transitioning to a handgun is the more effective tactical option. The course covers both emergency and tactical weapon transitions and their practical application during dynamic shooting exercises. Training also includes the fundamentals of working in pairs and scenario-based drills designed to reinforce the techniques learned throughout the course. Contents: Refresher of selected core techniques from Pistol and Rifle Level 1–3 to ensure consistent safety and manipulation standards; structured training of forced and tactical weapon transitions from rifle to pistol and back to rifle; malfunction-based transition principles; decision-based weapon switching under time pressure; reinforcement of safe sling management and weapon retention during transitions; introductory two-man coordination concepts during mixed-platform engagements; and dynamic shooting drills integrating movement, communication, and rapid transition application under realistic conditions. Recommended equipment: Comfortable civilian or tactical clothing and solid outdoor or sports shoes (both adapted to the current weather and outdoor temperatures), belt, high-quality and safe kydex or plastic hand gun holster placed on the strong hand side and covering the trigger guard, holster for the magazine, shooting goggles, hearing protection (headphones, earbuds ...), knee pads, body armor or plate carrier and helmet. Just simply bring the clothing or duty gear based on your civilian or Law Enforcement/Military daily usage. If you intend to shoot with ammunition other than the standard 223 Rem, 7,62x39, 9 mm Luger or .45 ACP on this course, please also bring 5 pieces of dummy ammunition designed for dry training and weapons handling. Nylon or similar soft pistol holsters as well as underarm holsters are very dangerous for the training as well as for the user safety in real weapon carry. Please avoid wearing them for the course and even in real life. High quality kydex holsters from RH Holsters manufacturer for Glock 17/19/26/43, Walther PDP/PPQ/PPS/Creed, H&K SFP9, S&W MP9 along with magazine pouches are available for a small fee. Just click on the course date of your choice and in the section below class info please find the selection "Rent a firerams inc. ammo for course" and make order the rental of the desired kydex holster. Appendix carry holsters are allowed but it must meet the definition of a high quality and safe kydex or plastic hand gun holster, preferably kydex holster placed on the strong hand side and covering the trigger guard. Weapon: Pistol with 2 magazines and 250 rounds + Rifle with 2 magazines and 250 rounds (We recommend You to bring more ammo) + holsters and pouches for the magazines. In cause of using subcompact pistol (G42/G43 etc) please bring at least 3 spare magazines. If you do not own a guns or would like to try a gun other than the one you own, we are able to provide you with gun with ammunition and other accessories. Please click on your chosen course date and you will see a full list of weapons available for that course date. In the first section you will find complete packages which always include a rifle or pistol with two magazines, kydex pistol and/or magazine holster, eye and hearing protection and the number of rounds needed for the course. If you bring your own factory ammunition, you can choose to rent the gun only. A complete list of these, along with the option to order the ammunition itself, holsters, or perhaps protective equipment, can be found in the sections below. Ammunition consumption may vary slightly as the course includes several shooting scenarios where each shooter will have a different way of dealing with the situation and consequently a different amount of ammunition consumed. Law: There is no need of firearms license, background check or criminal record copy to attend this course. There is no restriction on lenght of semi auto rifle barrels. You are allowed to use high capacity magazines. Silencers, weapon mounted lasers and flashlights are legal in the Czech Republic. If you are a holder of the European Firearms Pass (EFP) and you have your firearm listed in it, you are allowed to temporarily bring and use it in the Czech Republic for training purposes. According to Czech law, it is sufficient to prove the purpose of your visit — for example by showing your course registration or other document confirming the reason for travel. An official invitation is not required by law. The EFP also covers carriage of a quantity of ammunition corresponding to the purpose of the trip (for example, ammunition for a competition or training). Please note that specific limits or additional requirements may apply in transit countries or by your airline, so if you plan to travel through several countries or by air, contact us and we will help prepare any documentation (such as an invitation) you may need. 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. 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.

CQB Live Fire

Course Description: CQB Live Fire is a one-day tactical firearms course focused on the use of live weapons in confined and built-up environments. Building on fundamental CQB training, the course develops safe and effective techniques for moving through hallways, entering rooms, and clearing structures as an individual, pair, or team. Emphasis is placed on communication, teamwork, and safe weapon handling in an environment where mistakes can directly affect other team members. The course is intended for shooters who already have a solid foundation in CQB and safe firearm handling. Due to the use of live firearms while operating in pairs and teams, a high level of discipline, safety awareness, and individual proficiency is required from every participant. Contents: Focused refresher of critical CQB techniques and correction of common problem areas to ensure safety, consistency, and tactical discipline; live-fire one-man room entry procedures; slicing the pie techniques and angular problem solving; corridor and hallway movement under live-fire conditions; structured team-based room entry drills with emphasis on communication, sector responsibility, and muzzle discipline; progressive integration of individual and team tactics inside confined environments; and complex full-structure live-fire scenarios conducted in a kill house using real firearms and ammunition under strict safety protocols. Recommended equipment: Comfortable civilian or tactical clothing and solid outdoor or sports shoes (both adapted to the current weather and outdoor temperatures), belt, high-quality and safe kydex or plastic hand gun holster placed on the strong hand side and covering the trigger guard, holster for the magazine, shooting goggles, hearing protection (headphones, earbuds ...), knee pads, body armor or plate carrier and helmet. Just simply bring the clothing or duty gear based on your civilian or Law Enforcement/Military daily usage. If you intend to shoot with ammunition other than the standard 223 Rem, 7,62x39, 9 mm Luger or .45 ACP on this course, please also bring 5 pieces of dummy ammunition designed for dry training and weapons handling. Nylon or similar soft pistol holsters as well as underarm holsters are very dangerous for the training as well as for the user safety in real weapon carry. Please avoid wearing them for the course and even in real life. High quality kydex holsters from RH Holsters manufacturer for Glock 17/19/26/43, Walther PDP/PPQ/PPS/Creed, H&K SFP9, S&W MP9 along with magazine pouches are available for a small fee. Just click on the course date of your choice and in the section below class info please find the selection "Rent a firerams inc. ammo for course" and make order the rental of the desired kydex holster. Appendix carry holsters are allowed but it must meet the definition of a high quality and safe kydex or plastic hand gun holster, preferably kydex holster placed on the strong hand side and covering the trigger guard. Weapon: Pistol with 2 magazines and 200 rounds + Rifle with 2 magazines and 200 rounds (We recommend You to bring more ammo) + holsters and pouches for the magazines. In cause of using subcompact pistol (G42/G43 etc) please bring at least 3 spare magazines. If you do not own a guns or would like to try a gun other than the one you own, we are able to provide you with gun with ammunition and other accessories. Please click on your chosen course date and you will see a full list of weapons available for that course date. In the first section you will find complete packages which always include a rifle or pistol with two magazines, kydex pistol and/or magazine holster, eye and hearing protection and the number of rounds needed for the course. If you bring your own factory ammunition, you can choose to rent the gun only. A complete list of these, along with the option to order the ammunition itself, holsters, or perhaps protective equipment, can be found in the sections below. Law: There is no need of firearms license, background check or criminal record copy to attend this course. There is no restriction on lenght of semi auto rifle barrels. You are allowed to use high capacity magazines. Silencers, weapon mounted lasers and flashlights are legal in the Czech Republic. If you are a holder of the European Firearms Pass (EFP) and you have your firearm listed in it, you are allowed to temporarily bring and use it in the Czech Republic for training purposes. According to Czech law, it is sufficient to prove the purpose of your visit — for example by showing your course registration or other document confirming the reason for travel. An official invitation is not required by law. The EFP also covers carriage of a quantity of ammunition corresponding to the purpose of the trip (for example, ammunition for a competition or training). Please note that specific limits or additional requirements may apply in transit countries or by your airline, so if you plan to travel through several countries or by air, contact us and we will help prepare any documentation (such as an invitation) you may need. 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. 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.

Low Light

Course Description: Low Light is a specialized two-day course focused on tactical movements, weapon handling, manipulation and shooting with handgun in in diminished light conditions and darkness, essential for self-defense or duty use of individuals and teams. During this intensive two-day training, you will have a unique opportunity to understand the principles of utilizing tactical hand-held torches or weapon-mounted flashlights in low light and darkness. You will learn to harness the darkness to your advantage and acquire skills that enable effective responses and ensure safety in dark environments.  This course is NOT highly recommended for complete beginners who are new to shooting. It is highly advisable to have had any quality training in the fundamentals and basic weapon handling and manipulation of a firearm. Candidates must have a well-mastered basic, advanced and safe weapon handling skills. We strongly recommend previous attandance at one of our tactical courses such as Close Quarters Battle or One Man CQB. Contents: Fundamental principles of operating in low-light and no-light environments; handheld and weapon-mounted flashlight techniques with a handgun; one-handed shooting and manipulation while managing illumination tools; light discipline and the tactical use of darkness for concealment, identification, and positional advantage; movement techniques for solo operators and two-man elements in confined spaces; positive target identification and decision-making under limited visibility; integration of light use within one-man CQB and small-unit residential or patrol-based scenarios; force-on-force training using FX Simunition firearms to apply low-light tactics under stress and realistic conditions; followed by live-fire application on an indoor range focusing on accuracy, manipulation, movement, and light management under reduced visibility conditions. Recommended equipment: Tactical hand torche, comfortable civilian or tactical clothing and solid outdoor or sports shoes (both adapted to the current weather and outdoor/indoor temperatures), belt, high-quality and safe kydex or plastic hand gun holster placed on the strong hand side and covering the trigger guard, holster for the magazine, shooting goggles, hearing protection (headphones, earbuds ...), knee pads. If you intend to shoot with ammunition other than the standard 9 mm Luger or .45 ACP on this course, please also bring 5 pieces of dummy ammunition designed for dry training and weapons handling. Nylon or similar soft pistol holsters as well as underarm holsters are very dangerous for the training as well as for the user safety in real weapon carry. Please avoid wearing them for the course and even in real life. High quality kydex holsters from RH Holsters manufacturer for Glock 17/19/26/43, Walther PDP/PPQ/PPS/Creed, H&K SFP9, S&W MP9 along with magazine pouches are available for a small fee. Just click on the course date of your choice and in the section below class info please find the selection "Rent a firerams inc. ammo for course" and make order the rental of the desired kydex holster. Appendix carry holsters are allowed but it must meet the definition of a high quality and safe kydex or plastic hand gun holster, preferably kydex holster placed on the strong hand side and covering the trigger guard. Weapon: Pistol with 2 magazines and 150 rounds. In cause of using subcompact pistol (G42/G43 etc) please bring at least 3 spare magazines. If you do not own a gun or would like to try a gun other than the one you own, we are able to provide you with holsters, ammunition and other accessories. Please click on your chosen course date and you will see a full list of weapons available for that course date. In the first section you will find complete packages which always include a pistol with two magazines, kydex pistol and magazine holsters, eye and hearing protection and the number of rounds needed for the course. If you bring your own factory ammunition, you can choose to rent the gun only. A complete list of these, along with the option to order the ammunition itself, holsters, or perhaps protective equipment, can be found in the sections below. For tactical part of the course (Day 1) you will be equipped by our FX Simunition Glock 17 GEN4/GEN5 with the holsters. FX ammunition included. Law: There is no need of firearms license, background check or criminal record copy to attend this course. There is no restriction on lenght of semi auto rifle barrels. You are allowed to use high capacity magazines. Silencers, weapon mounted lasers and flashlights are legal in the Czech Republic. If you are a holder of the European Firearms Pass (EFP) and you have your firearm listed in it, you are allowed to temporarily bring and use it in the Czech Republic for training purposes. According to Czech law, it is sufficient to prove the purpose of your visit — for example by showing your course registration or other document confirming the reason for travel. An official invitation is not required by law. The EFP also covers carriage of a quantity of ammunition corresponding to the purpose of the trip (for example, ammunition for a competition or training). Please note that specific limits or additional requirements may apply in transit countries or by your airline, so if you plan to travel through several countries or by air, contact us and we will help prepare any documentation (such as an invitation) you may need. 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. 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.

Machine gun

Course Description: Machine Gun is a one-day course focused on the safe handling, operation, and employment of a machine gun. Students will become familiar with the weapon’s design, maintenance procedures, malfunction clearance, barrel changes, and other skills required for its safe and effective use. The course also includes live-fire training from various shooting positions and practical exercises designed to develop the fundamental skills needed to operate this type of weapon. The course is only for Czech Firearms License holders! Contents: Basic theory, assembly and disassembly, maintenance and cleaning of the machine gun, use of various machine gun accessories, dry practice of safe handling of the machine gun, live firing from various positions, dealing with malfuctions and barrel changing. Recommended equipment: Comfortable civilian or tactical clothing and solid outdoor or sports shoes (both adapted to the current weather and outdoor temperatures), shooting goggles, hearing protection (headphones, earbuds ...) and gloves. Weapon: You will be equipped with our Minimi training machine guns in 5.56 NATO calibre. The price of the course includes 100 pcs of belted ammunition for 5.56 NATO calibre machine guns. It is possible to buy more ammunition of the mentioned calibre on the spot. It is possible to buy ammunition of calibre 7,62x51. Law: It is MANDATORY to have a Czech firearms license! Without it, participation in this course is not possible. 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 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. Accommodation and food: Accommodation is not included in the course fee, each participant provides and pays for it himself. 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.

Shooting Instructor

Course Description: Shooting Instructor is a one-week course designed for both aspiring and active firearms instructors. The course focuses on training methodology, firearms training management, student error recognition and correction, and the safe conduct of live-fire instruction. Its primary purpose is not to improve shooting performance, but to develop the ability to effectively teach and coach others. Students will prepare and conduct training sessions, work with groups of shooters, and receive direct feedback from experienced instructor trainers throughout the course. The curriculum is built around the techniques and procedures taught in our Dynamic Pistol 1–3 and Dynamic Rifle 1–3 courses, and participants are therefore strongly encouraged to complete these training levels before attending the instructor course. Contents: Methodological preparation of the shooting course, making of written preparations for the training, selection and preparation of training material, making important fundamentals of gun safety instructions, teaching of recognition of common shooting mistakes, involvement of modern trends and clever complex exercises in the class, training courses of the group of shooters with immediate feedback by authorized lecturers, implementation of student´s feedback to the next class etc. Be prepared for long evening hours of your own preparation for your instructor outcomes which will present you the next day. Recommended equipment: Comfortable civilian or tactical clothing and solid outdoor or sports shoes (both adapted to the current weather and outdoor temperatures), belt, high-quality and safe kydex or plastic hand gun holster placed on the strong hand side and covering the trigger guard, holster for the magazine, shooting goggles, hearing protection (headphones, earbuds ...), knee pads, body armor or plate carrier and helmet. Just simply bring the clothing or duty gear based on your civilian or Law Enforcement/Military daily usage. If you intend to shoot with ammunition other than the standard 9 mm Luger or .45 ACP on this course, please also bring 5 pieces of dummy ammunition designed for dry training and weapons handling. Nylon or similar soft pistol holsters as well as underarm holsters are very dangerous for the training as well as for the user safety in real weapon carry. Please avoid wearing them for the course and even in real life. High quality kydex holsters from RH Holsters manufacturer for Glock 17/19/26/43, Walther PDP/PPQ/PPS/Creed, H&K SFP9, S&W MP9 along with magazine pouches are available for a small fee. Just click on the course date of your choice and in the section below class info please find the selection "Rent a firerams inc. ammo for course" and make order the rental of the desired kydex holster. Appendix carry holsters are allowed but it must meet the definition of a high quality and safe kydex or plastic hand gun holster, preferably kydex holster placed on the strong hand side and covering the trigger guard. Weapon: Pistol with 2 magazines and 500 rounds + Rifle with 2 magazines and 500 rounds (We recommend You to bring more ammo) + holsters and pouches for the magazines. In cause of using subcompact pistol (G42/G43 etc) please bring at least 3 spare magazines. If you do not own a guns or would like to try a gun other than the one you own, we are able to provide you with gun with ammunition and other accessories. Please click on your chosen course date and you will see a full list of weapons available for that course date. In the first section you will find complete packages which always include a rifle or pistol with two magazines, kydex pistol and/or magazine holster, eye and hearing protection and the number of rounds needed for the course. If you bring your own factory ammunition, you can choose to rent the gun only. A complete list of these, along with the option to order the ammunition itself, holsters, or perhaps protective equipment, can be found in the sections below. Law: There is no need of firearms license, background check or criminal record copy to attend this course. There is no restriction on lenght of semi auto rifle barrels. You are allowed to use high capacity magazines. Silencers, weapon mounted lasers and flashlights are legal in the Czech Republic. If you are a holder of the European Firearms Pass (EFP) and you have your firearm listed in it, you are allowed to temporarily bring and use it in the Czech Republic for training purposes. According to Czech law, it is sufficient to prove the purpose of your visit — for example by showing your course registration or other document confirming the reason for travel. An official invitation is not required by law. The EFP also covers carriage of a quantity of ammunition corresponding to the purpose of the trip (for example, ammunition for a competition or training). Please note that specific limits or additional requirements may apply in transit countries or by your airline, so if you plan to travel through several countries or by air, contact us and we will help prepare any documentation (such as an invitation) you may need. 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. 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. English possible if all participants speak it.

Team Work

Course Description: Team Work is a one-day tactical firearms course focused on communication and cooperation between armed team members. The course develops the ability to move safely, communicate effectively, and solve tactical problems as part of a pair or a larger team. Emphasis is placed on movement coordination, responsibility within the team, effective use of cover, and the ability to work together during both shooting and manoeuvring exercises. The course is intended for shooters who already have a solid foundation in safe weapon handling and want to expand their skills to team-based operations. Contents: Focused refresher of selected techniques from Pistol and Rifle Tier 1–3 courses to ensure unified manipulation and safety standards; structured team shooting drills in two-, three-, and four-man elements; coordinated movement and communication during simultaneous engagement; use of cover and cross-coverage principles within small teams; corridor and hallway movement in pairs and larger elements; room entry procedures with clearly defined sector responsibilities; battle drills with and without cover; integration of movement, communication, and live-fire engagement in progressively complex team-based scenarios. Recommended equipment: Comfortable civilian or tactical clothing and solid outdoor or sports shoes (both adapted to the current weather and outdoor temperatures), belt, high-quality and safe kydex or plastic hand gun holster placed on the strong hand side and covering the trigger guard, holster for the magazine, shooting goggles, hearing protection (headphones, earbuds ...), knee pads, body armor or plate carrier and helmet. Just simply bring the clothing or duty gear based on your civilian or Law Enforcement/Military daily usage. If you intend to shoot with ammunition other than the standard 223 Rem, 7,62x39, 9 mm Luger or .45 ACP on this course, please also bring 5 pieces of dummy ammunition designed for dry training and weapons handling. Nylon or similar soft pistol holsters as well as underarm holsters are very dangerous for the training as well as for the user safety in real weapon carry. Please avoid wearing them for the course and even in real life. High quality kydex holsters from RH Holsters manufacturer for Glock 17/19/26/43, Walther PDP/PPQ/PPS/Creed, H&K SFP9, S&W MP9 along with magazine pouches are available for a small fee. Just click on the course date of your choice and in the section below class info please find the selection "Rent a firerams inc. ammo for course" and make order the rental of the desired kydex holster. Appendix carry holsters are allowed but it must meet the definition of a high quality and safe kydex or plastic hand gun holster, preferably kydex holster placed on the strong hand side and covering the trigger guard. Weapon: Pistol with 2 magazines and 250 rounds + Rifle with 2 magazines and 250 rounds (We recommend You to bring more ammo) + holsters and pouches for the magazines. In cause of using subcompact pistol (G42/G43 etc) please bring at least 3 spare magazines. If you do not own a guns or would like to try a gun other than the one you own, we are able to provide you with gun with ammunition and other accessories. Please click on your chosen course date and you will see a full list of weapons available for that course date. In the first section you will find complete packages which always include a rifle or pistol with two magazines, kydex pistol and/or magazine holster, eye and hearing protection and the number of rounds needed for the course. If you bring your own factory ammunition, you can choose to rent the gun only. A complete list of these, along with the option to order the ammunition itself, holsters, or perhaps protective equipment, can be found in the sections below. Law: There is no need of firearms license, background check or criminal record copy to attend this course. There is no restriction on lenght of semi auto rifle barrels. You are allowed to use high capacity magazines. Silencers, weapon mounted lasers and flashlights are legal in the Czech Republic. If you are a holder of the European Firearms Pass (EFP) and you have your firearm listed in it, you are allowed to temporarily bring and use it in the Czech Republic for training purposes. According to Czech law, it is sufficient to prove the purpose of your visit — for example by showing your course registration or other document confirming the reason for travel. An official invitation is not required by law. The EFP also covers carriage of a quantity of ammunition corresponding to the purpose of the trip (for example, ammunition for a competition or training). Please note that specific limits or additional requirements may apply in transit countries or by your airline, so if you plan to travel through several countries or by air, contact us and we will help prepare any documentation (such as an invitation) you may need. 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. 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.

VCQB

Course Description: Vehicle CQB is a two-day tactical firearms course focused on the use of vehicles during armed confrontations and vehicle-based incidents. Students will learn which parts of a vehicle provide meaningful cover, how to move safely in and around vehicles, and how to respond to attacks directed at the driver, passenger, or the entire vehicle crew. The course includes live-fire demonstrations, ballistic testing of vehicle components, and scenario-based exercises using FX Simunition training weapons. Training involves both handguns and rifles and focuses on situations that may realistically be encountered in defensive or professional vehicle operations. Contents: Fundamental principles of vehicle-based engagements and the realistic understanding of cover versus concealment in relation to vehicle structures; demonstration and application of shooting positions around vehicles, including over-vehicle, under-vehicle, and angular engagements; ballistic testing of vehicle components to evaluate penetration, deflection, and projectile behavior across various calibers; analysis of windshield effects, body panel penetration, and structural limitations.  Day one focuses on individual application with handgun and carbine, progressing from fundamental positioning and weapon manipulation to complex problem-solving drills around vehicles, culminating in one-on-one force-on-force scenarios using FX Simunition firearms.  Day two expands these principles into two-man team operations, emphasizing communication, movement coordination, cross-coverage, extraction concepts, and cooperative engagement around vehicles, followed by structured force-on-force team scenarios replicating realistic armed confrontation situations. Recommended equipment: Comfortable civilian or tactical clothing and solid outdoor or sports shoes (both adapted to the current weather and outdoor temperatures), belt, high-quality and safe kydex or plastic hand gun holster placed on the strong hand side and covering the trigger guard, holster for the magazine, shooting goggles, hearing protection (headphones, earbuds ...), knee pads, body armor or plate carrier and helmet. Just simply bring the clothing or duty gear based on your civilian or Law Enforcement/Military daily usage. If you intend to shoot with ammunition other than the standard 223 Rem, 7,62x39, 9 mm Luger or .45 ACP on this course, please also bring 5 pieces of dummy ammunition designed for dry training and weapons handling. Nylon or similar soft pistol holsters as well as underarm holsters are very dangerous for the training as well as for the user safety in real weapon carry. Please avoid wearing them for the course and even in real life. High quality kydex holsters from RH Holsters manufacturer for Glock 17/19/26/43, Walther PDP/PPQ/PPS/Creed, H&K SFP9, S&W MP9 along with magazine pouches are available for a small fee. Just click on the course date of your choice and in the section below class info please find the selection "Rent a firerams inc. ammo for course" and make order the rental of the desired kydex holster. Appendix carry holsters are allowed but it must meet the definition of a high quality and safe kydex or plastic hand gun holster, preferably kydex holster placed on the strong hand side and covering the trigger guard. Weapon: Pistol with 2 magazines and 500 rounds + Rifle with 2 magazines and 250 rounds (We recommend You to bring more ammo) + holsters and pouches for the magazines. In cause of using subcompact pistol (G42/G43 etc) please bring at least 3 spare magazines. If you do not own a guns or would like to try a gun other than the one you own, we are able to provide you with gun with ammunition and other accessories. Please click on your chosen course date and you will see a full list of weapons available for that course date. In the first section you will find complete packages which always include a rifle or pistol with two magazines, kydex pistol and/or magazine holster, eye and hearing protection and the number of rounds needed for the course. If you bring your own factory ammunition, you can choose to rent the gun only. A complete list of these, along with the option to order the ammunition itself, holsters, or perhaps protective equipment, can be found in the sections below. For tactical part of the course you will be equipped by our FX Simunition Glock 17 GEN4/GEN5 with the holsters and AR15 FX simunition conversion kit or entire converted weapon. FX ammunition included. Law: There is no need of firearms license, background check or criminal record copy to attend this course. There is no restriction on lenght of semi auto rifle barrels. You are allowed to use high capacity magazines. Silencers, weapon mounted lasers and flashlights are legal in the Czech Republic. If you are a holder of the European Firearms Pass (EFP) and you have your firearm listed in it, you are allowed to temporarily bring and use it in the Czech Republic for training purposes. According to Czech law, it is sufficient to prove the purpose of your visit — for example by showing your course registration or other document confirming the reason for travel. An official invitation is not required by law. The EFP also covers carriage of a quantity of ammunition corresponding to the purpose of the trip (for example, ammunition for a competition or training). Please note that specific limits or additional requirements may apply in transit countries or by your airline, so if you plan to travel through several countries or by air, contact us and we will help prepare any documentation (such as an invitation) you may need. 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. 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.