This two-day course covers both the Mossberg 500/590/590DA “pump action” and the Mossberg 930 “semi-auto” shotgun systems. The Mossberg Shotgun Armorer course provides instruction on how to diagnose and repair malfunctions, return shotguns to factory specifications, perform function inspections, check headspace and more.
Topics
- Product information
- Nomenclature
- Specifications
- Clearance procedure
- Loading and unloading procedure
- Cycle of Operation
- Field stripping
- Detailed armorer dis-assembly, assembly, and inspection
- Cleaning and lubrication
- Head-spacing
- Proofing
- Troubleshooting
- Practical and written exam
Gear
All firearms and armorer tools used in the course will be provided by Constellis and Mossberg.
Prerequisites
Familiarity with Mossberg 500/590/930 shotgun platforms
Ammunition Requirements
None.
This two-day course covers both the Mossberg 500/590/590DA “pump action” and the Mossberg 930 “semi-auto” shotgun systems. The Mossberg Shotgun Armorer course provides instruction on how to diagnose and repair malfunctions, return shotguns to factory specifications, perform function inspections, check headspace and more.
Topics
- Product information
- Nomenclature
- Specifications
- Clearance procedure
- Loading and unloading procedure
- Cycle of Operation
- Field stripping
- Detailed armorer dis-assembly, assembly, and inspection
- Cleaning and lubrication
- Head-spacing
- Proofing
- Troubleshooting
- Practical and written exam
Gear
All firearms and armorer tools used in the course will be provided by Constellis and Mossberg.
Prerequisites
Familiarity with Mossberg 500/590/930 shotgun platforms
Ammunition Requirements
None.
Carbine 1
CONSTELLIS Carbine I course will develop a solid foundation of carbine shooting skills for any level of shooter. Even experienced carbine shooters will find this course the ideal course to as a first step into professional training as it will establish those skills required for more advanced training using a carbine weapon system. The Constellis instructors will provide each student with training to employ the carbine safely and effectively. For those students that bring a handgun, the course of instruction will also include transitions from carbine to handgun and handgun to carbine. The live-fire exercises will challenge the students with a variety of shooting situations to reinforce the leaned skills by applying them in different ways.
TOPICS
- Characteristics and Maintenance of the Carbine
- Fundamentals of Carbine Shooting
- Gear Selection and Placement
- Loading, Ready, Press Check, Unloading
- Shooting from Prone Position
- Barrel – Sight Relationship
- Shooting from Low Ready Positions
- Low Port/Entry Ready Presentations
- Emergency Reloads
- Transition to and from Handgun (optional)
- Shooting from High Port, High Ready
- Recoil Control and Target Acquisition
- Shooting Multiple Targets
- Tactical Sequence and Priority
- Emergency Reloads
GEAR
- Carbine (5.56mm or .223 caliber)
- Sling
- Minimum three carbine magazines
- Magazine holders
- Belt
- Handgun (optional)
- Holster and handgun magazine holder (if bringing a handgun)
- Sturdy Belt
- Clear wraparound ballistic eye protection
- Ear protection
- Firearm cleaning kit
- A water bottle or other hydration system
- Rain gear
- Clothing appropriate for climate and conditions (NO open toed shoes)
Ammunition Requirements
- 800 rounds carbine ammunition (5.56mm or .223 caliber)
- 100 rounds handgun ammunition (if bringing a handgun)
Prerequisites
Completion of Background Check
Carbine 1
CONSTELLIS Carbine I course will develop a solid foundation of carbine shooting skills for any level of shooter. Even experienced carbine shooters will find this course the ideal course to as a first step into professional training as it will establish those skills required for more advanced training using a carbine weapon system. The Constellis instructors will provide each student with training to employ the carbine safely and effectively. For those students that bring a handgun, the course of instruction will also include transitions from carbine to handgun and handgun to carbine. The live-fire exercises will challenge the students with a variety of shooting situations to reinforce the leaned skills by applying them in different ways.
TOPICS
- Characteristics and Maintenance of the Carbine
- Fundamentals of Carbine Shooting
- Gear Selection and Placement
- Loading, Ready, Press Check, Unloading
- Shooting from Prone Position
- Barrel – Sight Relationship
- Shooting from Low Ready Positions
- Low Port/Entry Ready Presentations
- Emergency Reloads
- Transition to and from Handgun (optional)
- Shooting from High Port, High Ready
- Recoil Control and Target Acquisition
- Shooting Multiple Targets
- Tactical Sequence and Priority
- Emergency Reloads
GEAR
- Carbine (5.56mm or .223 caliber)
- Sling
- Minimum three carbine magazines
- Magazine holders
- Belt
- Handgun (optional)
- Holster and handgun magazine holder (if bringing a handgun)
- Sturdy Belt
- Clear wraparound ballistic eye protection
- Ear protection
- Firearm cleaning kit
- A water bottle or other hydration system
- Rain gear
- Clothing appropriate for climate and conditions (NO open toed shoes)
Ammunition Requirements
- 800 rounds carbine ammunition (5.56mm or .223 caliber)
- 100 rounds handgun ammunition (if bringing a handgun)
Prerequisites
Completion of Background Check
Carbine 1
Constellis Carbine I course will develop a solid foundation of carbine shooting skills for any level of shooter. Even experienced carbine shooters will find this course the ideal course to as a first step into professional training as it will establish those skills required for more advanced training using a carbine weapon system. The Constellis instructors will provide each student with training to employ the carbine safely and effectively. For those students that bring a handgun, the course of instruction will also include transitions from carbine to handgun and handgun to carbine. The live-fire exercises will challenge the students with a variety of shooting situations to reinforce the leaned skills by applying them in different ways.
TOPICS
- Characteristics and Maintenance of the Carbine
- Fundamentals of Carbine Shooting
- Gear Selection and Placement
- Loading, Ready, Press Check, Unloading
- Shooting from Prone Position
- Barrel – Sight Relationship
- Shooting from Low Ready Positions
- Low Port/Entry Ready Presentations
- Emergency Reloads
- Transition to and from Handgun (optional)
- Shooting from High Port, High Ready
- Recoil Control and Target Acquisition
- Shooting Multiple Targets
- Tactical Sequence and Priority
- Emergency Reloads
GEAR
- Carbine (5.56mm or .223 caliber)
- Sling
- Minimum three carbine magazines
- Magazine holders
- Belt
- Handgun (optional)
- Holster and handgun magazine holder (if bringing a handgun)
- Sturdy Belt
- Clear wraparound ballistic eye protection
- Ear protection
- Firearm cleaning kit
- A water bottle or other hydration system
- Rain gear
- Clothing appropriate for climate and conditions (NO open toed shoes)
Ammunition Requirements
- 800 rounds carbine ammunition (5.56mm or .223 caliber)
- 100 rounds handgun ammunition (if bringing a handgun)
Prerequisites
Completion of Background Check
Handgun 1 (Basic Handgun)
This is a 2-Day course is for the individual who is unfamiliar with firearms procedures or who needs to develop safe firearm-handling skills and a solid foundation of basic shooting skills. Students will learn the basic fundamentals of shooting and how they apply to accuracy. Through demonstration and practice, participants will learn the movement for drawing the firearm from the holster to presentation. Students will also learn how to identify types of malfunctions and take the logical steps to efficiently correct them.
TOPICS
Pistol knowledge and Safe Gun Handling/ Care and Maintenance of the pistol/Ammunition knowledge and Fundamentals of Pistol Shooting/How to Efficiently Reload their firearm/How to identify and correct Malfunctions
GEAR
Handgun*/ Holster*(No cross-draw or appendix carry)/Minimum 3 High-capacity magazines (15+ Rounds) or 6 Low-capacity (7-8rd) magazines*/Magazine holders*/Belt/Clear wraparound ballistic eye protection*/Ear Protection*/Clothing appropriate for climate and conditions (NO open toed shoes)/Sturdy Belt
Ammunition Requirements
500 Rounds; 9mm(9×19) is the minimum caliber for this course.
Prerequisites Current, Valid carry permit -or-/ Current Law Enforcement/Completion of Background Check
Handgun 1 (Basic Handgun)
This is a 2-Day course is for the individual who is unfamiliar with firearms procedures or who needs to develop safe firearm-handling skills and a solid foundation of basic shooting skills. Students will learn the basic fundamentals of shooting and how they apply to accuracy. Through demonstration and practice, participants will learn the movement for drawing the firearm from the holster to presentation. Students will also learn how to identify types of malfunctions and take the logical steps to efficiently correct them.
TOPICS
Pistol knowledge and Safe Gun Handling/ Care and Maintenance of the pistol/Ammunition knowledge and Fundamentals of Pistol Shooting/How to Efficiently Reload their firearm/How to identify and correct Malfunctions
GEAR
Handgun*/ Holster*(No cross-draw or appendix carry)/Minimum 3 High-capacity magazines (15+ Rounds) or 6 Low-capacity (7-8rd) magazines*/Magazine holders*/Belt/Clear wraparound ballistic eye protection*/Ear Protection*/Clothing appropriate for climate and conditions (NO open toed shoes)/Sturdy Belt
Ammunition Requirements
500 Rounds; 9mm(9×19) is the minimum caliber for this course.
Prerequisites Current, Valid carry permit -or-/ Current Law Enforcement/Completion of Background Check
