What you need to bring and further instructions (READ THESE CAREFULLY). Yes, it’s long but please read before registering.

Mass. LTC (must be with you during class). If you are not a Massachusetts resident, you must have a Non-Resident LTC to train with us. Also, if you’re a member of Danvers Fish & Game Club, you must have your membership photo ID card with you.
• Semi-automatic AR-15, Tavor, or AK variant rifle chambered in a centerfire cartridge (examples : 5.56×45 [.223], 5.45×39, 7.62×39, 7.62×51), (other platforms/calibers may be allowed pending instructor approval). NO rifles chambered for rimfire cartridges and NO full-auto firearms allowed, including binary triggers and other rapid-fire assist devices (if it’s on your gun, take it off before class).
• At least three pre-ban, high-capacity 30-round mags. If you do not have pre-ban, high-capacity magazines, bring at least six 10-round mags. TIP: Always bring more mags than required to a class–in case one gets damaged.
• At least 500 rounds of FMJ ammunition for your rifle.
A two-point tactical sling and appropriate mounting hardware is required (three-point slings are fine but not recommended).
• Red dot optics are highly recommended. LPVOs and fixed low magnification battle sights like ACOGS will work as well. Iron sights are also fine but not ideal. No hunting style magnified scopes.
• Any tools you may need to adjust zero on optics/iron sights
• Pouches for your magazines (belt and/or vest/carrier mounted). In addition, a dump pouch is strongly recommended.
• Quality gun belt, battle belt, or LBV/plate carrier/chest rig
• No sidearms. However, you may have an empty holster on your belt/vest/carrier if you wish. A future Rifle Workshop will cover pistol transitions. Note: If you arrive to class with a CCW, you will be asked to secure it in a locked case for the duration of the class.
• Knee pads and shooting gloves are highly recommended.
• Wraparound protective eyewear made for shooting. MUST have protection on the sides.
• Ear protection made for shooting—electronic hearing protection is highly recommended so you can hear range commands.
• Hat with a brim; clothes suitable for training; footwear appropriate for rapid movement (no sandals or open-toe shoes). This class is conducted outdoors—wear clothing appropriate for the weather.
• Bring water or sports drinks to stay hydrated and snacks. We’ll break for lunch at some point–we recommend brown bagging it (refrigerator, microwave, and small dining area available in the heated/air conditioned rangehouse). There are a few local take-out places.
• A pen and pad are recommended to take notes.
Feel free to contact us for advice on choosing any equipment for this class. Try on/mount and test all of your equipment ahead of time to be sure of fit and function.

Note: You may have other devices such as flashlights, lasers, etc. mounted on your rifle—however, they will not be used in this training session.

You are responsible for bringing the correct gear to class. Students who arrive for
class lacking equipment or with inappropriate gear may not participate. Contact us at paladingrouptraining@gmail.com with any questions.