FPF Shotgun Skills - 10/21/23 Culpeper, Va.

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https://www.fpftraining.com/fpf-cale...-1-jhcmc-83785

Shotgun Skills builds upon the foundation taught in Home Defense Shotgun to help you chart a path from competence to true proficiency with the defensive shotgun. We push speed, accuracy, manipulations and introduce specialized topics in Shotgun Skills that give you the ability to use the shotgun with the same kinds of speed, accuracy, and accountability as any other long gun.

Foundational to that effort is teaching recoil mitigation, something precious few instructors actually know how to teach well. We believe it's impossible to learn on a gun that's kicking your butt...so we stop that from the start by teaching and coaching you on proper recoil mitigation techniques that tame the 12 gauge.

You can see what that looks like in this video from TFTB:



Minimum round count: 125-150 birdshot, 25-50 buckshot (at least 10 rounds of buckshot you would use for defense), 25 slugs (NO STEEL OR TUNGSTEN SHOT ALLOWED!) Note: With the current ammunition situation it may be difficult to locate buckshot. If you cannot get your hands on buckshot or slugs for practice and patterning, that's OK...we'll work around it in class.

[TCinVA]

I have two slots left in Shotgun Skills.

Ashton Ray of 360 Performance Shooting will be joining me to present Shotgun Skills, so it will be the full T&A show.

If you're not sure what that means, maybe this will help a bit. Adam of Aridus Industries was just in a 00 Haught class and managed to win Symtac Skills Gauge coin number 8:

https://www.facebook.com/AridusIndus...r1M9M7LGpAUdtl

It takes a considerable level of skill to achieve that.

Well, Ashton and I are coins #3 and #4 respectively...and we did it with a pump shotgun.

Most importantly, however, is our ability to translate it to you. So if you're already competent with a defensive gauge and want to become truly proficient, Skills is the right class to start that process.