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Snub Nose Revolver Skills Development
One of the most commonly carried, but seldom trained with, firearms is the snub nose revolver. Specialized
training for the snub has seldom been available in the past. Contrary to popular belief, service revolver doctrine
does not necessarily translate 100% to the snub nose revolver.
This is a one-day skill building class particular to snub nose revolvers. It emphasizes marksmanship development,
gunhandling skills, and carry techniques for the snub. Attendees will receive a training certificate sufficient for
obtaining a Florida Non-Resident Concealed Weapon or Firearm License. The class is limited to 13 students.
The class is one day (eight hours). A one hour lunch break will be taken. Cost is $200 plus applicable range fees.
Learning objectives for the class
• Make hits with the snub, not just noise.
• Carry the revolver in a low profile way and practice deploying it.
• Employ the snub in re-enactment of actual life preservation situations.
• Reload the revolver efficiently and with confidence.
• Shoot a state level Concealed Carry qualification course.
• Learn appropriate practice techniques and drills to keep your skills up after the class is over.
Requirements
• Students should be able to safely manipulate a handgun. This is not an introductory firearms class.
• Serviceable revolver of any caliber and a strong side or pocket holster.
• 100 rounds of practice ammo; ammunition that is NOT +P is preferable. 10 rounds of the ammunition
you keep for self defense purposes.
Instructor Biography
Claude Werner is a retired U.S. Army officer who commanded a Special Forces A-Team and Bradley Infantry
Company. He was a Director at a Big Five accounting firm and also the Chief Instructor at the elite Rogers
Shooting School. In addition to having a concealed Firearm License since 1983, he is currently an NRA Certified
Instructor in several disciplines. Werner is a Four Gun Master in International Defensive Pistol Association
(IDPA), Safety Officer Instructor, and has won numerous sanctioned IDPA championships in the Stock Service
Revolver division using snub-nose revolvers.
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