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What Are We Doing In 2021?

During 2020, we had the privilege to work with hundreds of individuals, several organizations, and government entities, all striving to achieve greatness through statutory compliance and realistic training. We have gone deep inside our courses to pivot and modify to meet our customers' ever-changing needs. Our operations have been elevated and synthesized to support the expanding 2021 schedule. We are grateful for all of our Range University Alumni and look forward to more. Here is an insider snapshot of what 2021 has in store.


Range Universities priorities for 2021.


1: Maintain a deliberate focus on relationships.

  • Participants will receive individual attention during training and will not be treated like another face in the crowd.

  • All skills taught must be repeatable and reliable for our students.

2: Be a one-stop-shop for training.

  • Continue to provide all training supplies within our course costs.

  • Deliver relevant, moral, and contemporary practices and techniques.

3: Execute best in class training events with an academic focus.

  • Any former military member can teach from the Ranger Handbook, and we will provide all courses with the same level of detail as a Master's level course at a private university.


Here is a break down of events and what is to come!


We have the courses broke down into categories, and each category has different course levels enumerated, similar to college courses. Everyone has their preferred area of expertise, and others want to be a jack of all trades. Our model allows students to progress and grow.


Categories:

  • Pistol

  • Carbine

  • Precision Rifle

  • Lockpicking

  • Medical

  • Survival

  • Land Navigation


Levels:

Range University's lower-level courses will challenge even the most seasoned shooters.

  • 100 - 199: Introductory courses are having no prerequisites or experience required, often presenting fundamental concepts and terminology.


  • 200 - 299: Intermediate level difficulty; 100-level courses(s) as a prerequisite(s); or a level of experience devoted to particular areas within a discipline.

  • 300 - 399: Advanced level of difficulty, and are generally taken by students with a well-defined interest and a demonstrated ability in a particular subject area.


  • 400 - 499: Courses that require a high degree of intellectual maturity on the part of the student.


  • 500+: Courses that build on mastery of other advanced courses by adding dynamic scenarios or platforms which require limited to no supervision of the student.

Here are the courses we recommend for 2021!

Precision Rifle:

Precision rifle 101 lays a foundation of skills and knowledge to safely and responsibly grow as a long-range rifle shooter.​ Emphasis is placed on the fundamentals of marksmanship and equipment knowledge for the beginner shooter.

Austere Emergency Casualty Care

This course covers topics designed to decrease preventable death in the tactical situation. Topics include Hemorrhage control; airway control and strategies for treating wounds in austere environments.


Lock Picking - Home Defense

This course is designed to better understand the locks and security devices utilized to secure homes and businesses. Skills learned during the course can be immediately employed in hardening your home or business. Nearly the entire time you’re in class, you’ll have a lock and lock picks in your hands. Because of this, it’s not uncommon for a student to use their skills in the field on the same day of graduation.



Custom Events:

There are no upfront fees for setting up a custom event. Please message us to discuss options and requirements.


Thank you again for being supporters of our veteran-owned small business. Please look out for discount codes; the distribution of codes will not be as standard in 2021 as they were in 2020. We delivered heavy discounts due to the PPP program and passed the savings on to you. As this program continues to wind down, we must, for sustainability, reduce the frequency of code distribution.

- Mikey Bee - Founder/CEO

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