Defensive pistol students practice one handed shooting because real defensive situations may not allow a perfect two handed stance. A student may need to protect a loved one, move to safety, use a flashlight, open a door, create distance, or manage an injury. Training with one hand helps students understand how much control, safety, and […]
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Choosing between an inside-the-waistband holster and an outside-the-waistband holster is one of the most common questions new concealed carry students ask. At Ragnar Tactical, we teach Colorado CCW students that holster choice is not just about comfort or concealment. It is about safety, control, access, training consistency, and whether the carry method fits the student’s
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Choosing between a pump vs semi auto shotgun can feel confusing for students who want practical defensive training. Both systems can be useful. Both require safe handling, proper fit, regular practice, and clear understanding of the law. The better choice is not always the one that looks more advanced or sounds more powerful. The better
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Taking your first pistol class can feel exciting, intimidating, and a little overwhelming all at the same time. Many new shooters arrive with the right attitude but the wrong expectations. Some worry about looking inexperienced. Others bring gear they have not tested, skip basic safety habits, or assume they should already know everything before the
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What should new precision rifle students understand about long range shooting basics? Long range shooting basics start with patience, safety, and a clear understanding that distance makes every small detail matter more. At Ragnar Tactical, we teach long range shooting through our Precision Rifle class, which is part of our Rifle & Carbine training options.
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When you sign up for a precision rifle class with Ragnar Tactical, we want your class time to be spent building real long-range shooting skills, not fixing basic setup problems that should have been handled before training day. That is why students are expected to arrive with their rifle already zeroed before class starts. A
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Preparing for a carbine class should not feel confusing. At Ragnar Tactical, we want students to arrive ready, safe, and focused on learning instead of worrying about missing gear. The right carbine class gear helps you move through the day with fewer distractions and better training value. Our Rifle & Carbine classes are built
A night shooting class matters because real life does not always happen under perfect lighting. Many students practice during the day, on a bright range, with clear targets and simple visibility. That kind of practice is valuable, but it does not fully prepare a responsible gun owner for the challenges of dim light, shadows,
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Red dot pistol training can help a shooter become more confident, more consistent, and more aware of how their handgun presentation affects every shot. At Ragnar Tactical, we treat a red dot pistol class as more than simply learning to look through an optic. The goal is to help students build safer gun handling,
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Why Does Eye And Ear Protection Matter During Firearms Training? When students come to Ragnar Tactical for firearms training, safety is always part of the conversation. Before a student worries about speed, accuracy, reloads, or advanced drills, we want them to understand the gear that helps protect their body during live fire. Two of
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