This course offers theoretical and practical training to help you improve your shooting skills. The course is designed for sport shooters who own their own firearms and are members of the Ruisseau Noir Shooting Club. We can also rent one if needed.
This course will help you become a better shooter in no time. You’ll learn shooting range safety rules as well as the fundamentals of target shooting. A must-do for new members.

Price/person: $150
Duration: 2 hours

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Price/person: $175
Duration: 2 hours

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Price/person: $225
Duration: 2 hours

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Are you in training or on duty? This course is specifically for professionals who are in training or who work with firearms. We offer this course to help you acquire additional skills that will allow you to be more effective and efficient in achieving your qualifications during your training or annual training. The course is always customized to your needs, whether you are…

– Police officers.
– Correctional officers.
– Border services officers.
– Security officers.
– Special agents.

Our courses are held outdoors at distances of up to 25 meters.
This course includes 100 9mm rounds and a Glock 17 or 19 (if you do not own a firearm).
We suggest bringing your duty belt.

Price/person: $200
Duration: Customized/as needed

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This training offers a 3-hour theoretical training followed by a 1-hour practical session. This training is “strongly recommended” for new shooters who want to start on the right foot in complete safety and/or experienced shooters who want to improve and learn more.

At the end of this training, you will be able to:

– Thoroughly understand your weapon and its caliber;
– Understand how your scope works and its unit of measurement (MILs & MOA);
– Adjust a scope or any other sighting system to your weapon;
– Understand the types of ammunition and which ones are best suited to your weapon;
– Understand the basic ballistics of your caliber;
– Clean and maintain your weapon;
– Understand the safety rules and know how to behave properly on a firing range with confidence and, above all, safety.

Price/person: $325
Duration: 4 hours

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This course is specifically designed for sport shooters who want to get started in precision shooting with a centerfire firearm. It doesn’t matter whether you’re a hunter or a target shooter. This course will teach you how to achieve the best possible results with your firearm. In addition to everything included in the “Basic Training – Rifle Shooting” course, we will cover the following topics…

At the end of this course, you will be able to understand:

– Precision shooting = Consistency, patience, and perseverance
– The ideal type of rifle for practicing precision shooting
– Additional equipment needed for precision shooting
– Adjust a scope and understand milliradians (Mills) and minutes of angle (MOA)
– Understand the types of ammunition for precision shooting
– The ballistic coefficient of a projectile
– The internal and external ballistics of a rifle
– Basic concepts for using a ballistics program
– Fiction vs. reality of breaking in a new barrel
– Maintenance/cleaning of a precision rifle
– Reloading ammunition (an overview)
– Know the safety rules and how to behave properly on a shooting range shoot with confidence and, above all, safety.

Price/person: $500
Duration: 10 hours

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This course is specifically designed for sport shooters who want to get started in precision shooting with a .22lr rifle and possibly compete in PRS competitions in the future.
Precision shooting with a .22 rifle is very different from other centerfire calibers. It is said that a .22 shooter who is capable of performing at a distance of 200 yards is practically the same as a centerfire shooter at a distance of 600 to 800 yards.
In addition to everything included in the “Basic Rifle Training,” we will cover the following topics…

At the end of this training, you will be able to understand:

– Precision shooting = Consistency, patience, and perseverance
– The difference between centerfire and rimfire precision shooting
– The ideal type of rifle for practicing precision shooting
– Additional equipment needed for precision shooting
– Scopes and their units of measurement – milliradians (Mills) and minutes of angle (MOA)
– A good understanding of the best ammunition for precision shooting
– The ballistic coefficient of a projectile
– The internal and external ballistics of a rifle
– The basics of using a ballistics program
– Fiction vs. reality of breaking in a new barrel
– Maintenance/cleaning of a precision rifle
– Know the safety rules and how to behave properly on a shooting range with confidence and, above all, safety.

Price/person: $500
Duration: 10 hours

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In addition to everything included in the “Basic Training – Rifle Shooting” (but much more detailed) we will cover in depth the ballistic effects of different calibers and different types of bullets and their effectiveness on the different game animals in Canada.

For example…

– Which bullet and/or caliber should I use for a deer at 50 yards vs. 500 yards?
– Which bullet and/or caliber should I use for predator protection?
– The effects of a large slow-firing caliber vs. a small fast-firing caliber on different game animals?
– Monolithic (100% copper) ammunition vs. soft lead, hard lead, bonded, hollow point, or polymer ammunition tip? Why, when, and how?

A projectile kills by causing one or more of the following effects:

1. Blood loss.
2. Nervous system damage.
3. Destruction of vital tissues and organs.
4. Sepsis or asphyxiation.

Stop losing game because you didn’t use the right caliber or type of bullet. Modern calibers are highly complex, and it’s essential to know and understand them to ensure the game doesn’t suffer and to ensure its life is ended as quickly as possible.
At the end of this course, you’ll have all the knowledge you need to succeed in hunting. All that’s left is to practice regularly and apply yourself 100%.

Price/person: $500
Duration: 10 hours

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