DISCLAIMER – The Williams Lake Sportsmen’s Association does not provide training or courses in firearms. Nor do we advocate for any services listed here which is provided as information only.
The business presented here are independent from Williams Lake Sportsmen’s Association and we do not assume any responsibility or liability for the services they provide.
Williams Lake Practical Shooters, Heino Seibert and Bill Davidson (certified training officers) will hold a sanctioned Black Badge 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:
Details of a course and contact information are available here.
PHONE – 250-398-0758, email – tchupa@telus.net
PHONE – 250-392-3925 (Call for personal service)
PHONE – 250-392-6750 or email – barryjenkins@telus.net
If you are in the Horsefly area, Barry holds courses there.
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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