When
Dates to be announced – waiting list in effect
Where:
Williams Lake Sportsman’s Association facilities 920 Bond Lake Rd Williams Lake BC
NROI / IPSC Certified Training Course Instructors
Heino Seibert / CRO, TCI
Bill Davidson / RO, TCI
Class Size
IPSC guidelines allow only a maximum of 6 students per course.
To secure a spot, complete
“STEP 1” ASAP.
* No cancellations accepted 2 weeks prior to Course *
STEP 1
Email registration Info to: hseibert@spectrapowersports.com
Include all of the below
Use PW: BBC
STEP 2
YOU MUST HAVE YOUR CONFIRMATION EMAIL
Mandatory to register and join IPSC BC
Notify at hseibert@spectrapowersports.com once you’ve completed this.
Training Instructor Heino Seibert / CRO, TCI will retrieve your Member Number and order the training manuals for you
STEP 3
Training Material will be given out to students no later than 2 weeks prior to course
The IPSC Canada National Training program, better known as the “Black Badge Course” teaches a combination of safety, proficiency, and understanding of the international rules. The course is used to train competitors in the Action Shooting sports, giving them the basic skills necessary to participate in IPSC competitions world wide. Many students use the course to develop and or improve their personal dynamic gun handling skills as well. A manual is provided to assist the students and will be used as a reference throughout the course.
Skills are learned by:
The emphasis of the Black Badge Course is safety and proficiency. Recognizing this, many other clubs and organizations use the Black Badge Course as their standard for training or in lieu of their own training programs.
The Black Badge Course contains both a theoretical and practical component. Students should expect to spend up to 4 hours in a classroom environment and 12 hours on the range. Here, students will learn the safety procedures involved when moving with a drawn firearm, reloading, engaging targets under time pressure, utilizing a holster.
Students will learn the rules and practice all of these under cold conditions (unloaded firearms and magazines) before proceeding with the practical live fire part of the course.
A full day and a half is spent on the range, where students will practice the skills needed for IPSC style competitions. These include but are not limited to:
Both new and experienced shooters are welcome. This course will demonstrate all of the necessary skills to shoot an IPSC action course of fire safely, accurately and proficiently.
Upon completion of the 2-day course the students can expect to be very safe and sufficiently proficient to allow them to compete in competitions at local clubs and at Provincial, National and International events. Black Badge Certification will allow match entry at IPSC events and is also required at many non-IPSC sanctioned events
Instructors are current IPSC members, certified with IPSC Canada and Certified Instructors with the NTO and NROI.
If you need any assistance in any way such as equipment, resources, questions, please contact either of use.
Heino Seibert
Email hseibert@spectrapowersports.com
Cell 250-392-0685
Work 250-392-3201
Fax 250-392-1166
OR
Bill Davidson
Email bill6@shaw.ca
Cell 250-392-0222
Williams Lake Sportsmen’s Association | PO Box 4097 | 920 Bond Lake Rd | Williams Lake BC | V2G 2V2 | Range contact Barb Lucas 250-392-2706
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