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Emergency Prepardness
7am-12pm

Morrison Sportsman's Club
8420 Garden Plain Rd
Morrison, IL 61270
 
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Would you and your family be able to survive the critical 72 hours after a disaster without any help?
 
It could be a natural disaster, such as a hurricane. Or it could be a man-made disaster like we have seen in cities where lawlessness and riots ruled the streets. The small luxuries of life have vanished completely. So have the institutions of law and order that most Americans rely on for their safety every day.
 
What will stand between your family’s safety and the chaos?
 
Now imagine having access to a wealth of knowledge that gives you and your family the ultimate advantage in a nationwide disaster. 
 
“Emergency Preparedness” is your blueprint to surviving and thriving in the worst-case scenario.
 
This course will be your guide and checklist to ensure you are ready when the rest of the world is unprepared.
 
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5 Hours
 
The following course content will help you have an idea of what to expect during this class
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Lesson 1: Preparing to Survive
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Lesson 2: Water
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Lesson 3: Food
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Lesson 4: Shelter
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Lesson 5: Security
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Lesson 6: Firearms, Communication, and Bartering
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Course knowledge & skills you'll cover:
  • Uncover the four core pillars of survival to avoid life-threatening mistakes
  • Gain secret insights on why surviving in place might be your only alternative
  • Build a 72-hour survival kit to survive any disaster — big or small
  • Understand the fundamentals of home defense with a firearm
  • Learn the “general rule” on how much ammunition you really need
  • And know which firearms will give you the best chances of success

Emergency Prepardness

$84.99Price

  • EAR & EYE PROTECTION
    If you plan on carrying concealed, I will assume you will be going to a range to practice with your firearm. Instead of buying cheap foam inserts, invest in good hearing protection which could mean electronic ear muffs or custom-fitted earplugs.

    Not all eye protection is made the same either. Your sunglasses are most likely not ballistic rated which means they won’t protect you from small projectiles and fragments. When purchasing eye protection, be sure you buy eyewear that wraps along the side of your eye as well.

    Prescription glasses technically qualify in a pinch but for continued practice with your firearm invest in a pair of prescription safety glasses. Your eyes & ears will appreciate it later.

    PROPER CLOTHING
    Proper shooting clothing includes closed-toe shoes, and a shirt with a closure around the neck. Long sleeves and a hat are suggested but not required.

    I would highly recommend wearing clothing that you plan to wear regularly and carry concealed in. This class will give you the opportunity to get a feel for what real life will be like.

    Dress appropriately for climate and discover if you’ll be at an indoor or outdoor range for the shooting portion by looking at the class info, or contacting us on here.

    AMMUNITION & PISTOL
    Do not bring a firearm or live ammunition to the class on Day 1. On Day 2 please bring your pistol and 50 rounds of ammunition.
     
    Both your firearm and ammunition will be checked in by an Instructor upon entering the class. The firearm should be unloaded and in a case and should be stored seperately from the ammunition.
     
    The reason for this is to alleviate any potenional mix up of dummy rounds and live rounds. It’s best to leave your firearm and ammunition in the car or your range bag and only bring it to the range portion of the class.

    PHOTO ID
    Participants may bring an IL State Issued photo ID (Drivers License) or FOID Card.

    Please remember it must be a valid ID, if it is expired or has an extension due to Covid-19 we can only recognize the expiration date on your ID/FOID.

    If you need special recognition due to a COVID-19 extention a review can be made on a case by case basis by contacting us on here.

    PAPER & PENCIL
    There will be a lot of information covered and required to retain. Taking notes, jotting down reminders, and tracking any questions or helpful information are encouraged.

    If at any point you need further information or need items repeated we want you to let us know. Our goal is to help you understand and retain the information given during the class, not just make you sit for 16 Hours. That helps no one achieve their CCL requirements or continue as a responsible firearms owner.

    WATER & SNACKS
    Concealed carry classes can get long. When they’re taught year-round, you might find yourself in extreme weather conditions (hot/cold). Be sure to pack yourself snacks, possibly lunch, lots of water, and sunscreen (if you’re at an outdoor range).

    You will have a short break to eat but it is time sensitive so if you plan to leave to get it somewhere be back in time to continue with the rest of the participants.

  • *Note: ANY unsafe actions will be cause for immediate disqualification from class. NO refunds. ANY demonstrations verbally or physically of poor character will be cause for immediate disqualification from class. NO refunds. You must pass the shooting qualification in the scoring area of the target. You will be given 2 chances to qualify. If you do not pass, NO refunds.

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