MAY 2-4

SUSC is a three-day challenge aimed at testing the current readiness level of small groups in various aspects of marshal skill. SUSC is often referred to as "The Laboratory" by cadre as it is a culminating event that lets the teams test their standard operating procedures and ideas against force-on-force opposition with real-time feedback. This is your opportunity to test what you have been training-does it work, or do you need to go back to the drawing board?

Day One:

Set up camp, Meet the other teams, admin and cadre Function check equipment and make adjustments as needed Break bread and network

Lanes:

Cadre and subject matter experts with real-world experience will run "lanes" covering various topics from small unit tactics and movement, Tactical Combat Casualty Care (TCCC), communications and CQB. If these topics are new to you this allows you to get some exposure to them and ask questions before the scenario-based training begins.

Day Two & Three

Teams will be tasked to complete objectives that are designed to test them in different ways. Historically, a few of the objectives have included high value target recovery, reconnaissance, TCCC, raids, SERE and CBRN scenarios. There will be opportunities to eat, rest and maintain equipment, however the op tempo will be high, and teams will need to be on standby for tasking for the duration of the event. Utilizing airsoft for the FoF scenarios, the OPFOR will test your shoot, move and communication skills as a team.

After Action Reviews (AAR):

Teams will get AAR's from the OpFor and cadre at the conclusion of their scenarios as well as a culminating AAR at the end of day three. These feedback opportunities have proven to be some of the most valuable information that the teams from the whole exercise.

For any questions please email: info@3ace.org

or call (509) 862-4961

Date: March 22

Time: 9-5p

Location: Spokane Valley Rifle and Pistol Club. 9303 Jons Rd Mica Wa 99023

Cost: $130

Rounds: 300rd 9mm or above

plus $20 cash range fee due before class starts

Course Description:

The Pistol Fundamentals course is designed for individuals seeking to build a solid foundation in handgun safety, handling, and shooting techniques. Whether you're new to firearms or looking to enhance your skills, this course offers essential instruction on pistol operation, proper stance, grip, aiming, trigger control, and target engagement.

Through extensive hands-on practice, students will learn the key principles of firearm safety, efficient shooting mechanics, and tactical decision-making. Emphasis will be placed on safe range procedures, understanding different types of pistols, and mastering fundamental shooting drills. By the end of the course, participants will gain confidence and proficiency in operating a handgun effectively and safely.

Key Topics Covered:

Firearm safety and handling protocols

Pistol mechanics and types

Correct grip, stance, and body positioning

Aiming techniques and sight alignment

Trigger control and follow-through

Live-fire drills for accuracy and speed

Malfunction clearing and maintenance basics

This course is perfect for individuals looking to develop the skills necessary for personal defense, recreational shooting, or preparing for more advanced handgun courses.

Schedule a private training session on the topic of your choice.

Topics can include the following:

Pistol- intro through advanced

Carbine Rifle- intro through advanced

Long Range Rifle

CQB

Night Vision

Firearm Maintenance

Equipment setup

Email or call us to schedule

info@3aces.org

509-862-4961

Date: April 12th

Time: 9a-5:00pm

Cost $150

Course Description:

Concealed Carry Fundamentals

WHEN CARRYING A CONCEALED FIREARM: DO YOU WANT TO BE AN ASSET OR A LIABILITY?

This course is designed to push individuals and test their skills needed to safely access and shoot with a concealed firearm. This course is NOT a beginner course.

Key Topics Include:

Master Grip

The Draw

Shot Vision

Positional Shooting

Situational Shooting

Multiple targets

Single handed draw and fire

Close engagements

This course will help you become more of an asset to your family, and community in case you ever have to use your concealed firearm.

Whether you're looking to protect yourself or your loved ones, this course is the first step.

Space is limited, so be sure to reserve your spot today!

Required Equipment

Concealed carry Holster (IWB 3-5 o'clock or AIWB)

Concealed carry/Service Pistol in .380 or larger (9mm-45acp)

Minimum of 3 magazines

400 rounds of training ammo minimum, 1 magazine of your carry ammo

Magazine pouch (a clip on blade tech or similar will work fine)

Notebook and writing utensil

Hat

Eye protection and Electronic Ear protection

Appropriate weather gear

Recommended Equipment

Camp Chair

Sunscreen/Bug Spray

Water and Snacks

Description Service Description

Equipment list for 2 Day Performance RDS Pistol:

• Quality holster (OWB or AIWB)

• No serpa holster/No leather holster

• Serviceable modern pistol equipped with RDS

• 3-4 Magazines (ability to carry 10 rounds or more)

• 2-3 Magazine holders

• Minimum 1200 rounds of ammunition

• Quality sturdy belt

• Optic tool (specific to your optic)

• Eye and ear protection

• Inclement weather clothing

• Pen and paper

• Open mind

MAY 17-18TH

This class is founded in the realization that, while many classes offer defensive-focused or performance-focused pistol curriculum, very few combine the concepts of defensive and performance shooting in a way that is digestible to the normal concealed carry civilian.

To that end, I developed this curriculum to clarify why high-level mechanical shooting skills are not only the foundation of competency but a minimum standard prerequisite for the responsible citizen who chooses to carry a gun. The bad guys do this for a living too, we should never assume every criminal or perpetrator isn’t as skilled as we are. Your life, or the lives of those you love, may depend on it.

We will cover the foundations of the shooting process including grip, sights, trigger control, stance, and structure. The class will focus on expanding your competency and confidence in your skill set and refining your equipment. We will discuss the legal, mental, and philosophical backing for concealed carry as well as the psychological mechanisms which better prepare us for potentially lethal defensive engagements. My goal is to prepare your mechanical skill set and enhance your mental process, measured against the situations that you may encounter as a civilian in a defensive role.

This class is not a “beginner” class, but there is a wide range of skill levels that would benefit from it. If you can safely carry, manage your muzzle, draw and reholster, or shoot at a C-class USPSA level you are ready for this class.

This class is focused on concealed carry, as such you will need to bring the gun and equipment you intend to carry. Please do not show up to class with a battle belt/duty rig, even if you work in that equipment. Please use a quality concealed carry holster in the appendix or hip carry positions. Also, please do not bring a micro-compact pistol that holds less than 10 rounds as you will struggle to keep up with the round count of the drills given your smaller magazine capacity.

Required equipment

Concealed carry Holster (IWB 3-5 o'clock or AIWB)

Concealed carry/Service Pistol in .380 or larger (9mm-45acp)

Minimum of 3 magazines

800 rounds of training ammo minimum, 1 magazine of your carry ammo

Magazine pouch (a clip on blade tech or similar will work fine)

Notebook and writing utensil

Hat

Eye protection and Electronic Ear protection

Appropriate weather gear

 Recommended equipment

Camp Chair

Sunscreen/Bug Spray

Water and Snacks

New to long range? This is the class for you. Instructional training includes important need to know topics, gear considerations within budgets, while transitioning comfortability into operating equipment and training to reach 1000yd with ease. This class will consist of but not limited to;

Rifle set up

Marksmanship fundamentals

Ballistic calculator (Kestrel or Applied Ballistic App)

External ballistics

Basic understanding of wind

Dope cards

Gear selection and Considerations