Rangemaster Tactical Conference/Polite Society Event
Each February, Rangemaster hosts an indoor tactical pistol match and a concurrent
tactical conference. The match is conducted under very realistic conditions, in low light,
on our indoor range. Various scenarios emulate real life defensive situations and
realistic 3-D mannequin type targets add realism and stress. The targets fall only to vital
hits plus non-threat targets, furniture, and props add to the training value of the
competition. The next event will be Feb 24-25, 2007 at Rangemaster.
Throughout the match weekend, top shelf trainers from all over the United States conduct
free training seminars, live demonstrations, and hands-on training sessions in our
classroom and mat rooms. Attendees are free to attend any or all of these training events —
an unsurpassed opportunity to obtain cutting edge training from some of the top names in
the industry. Past conference seminar presenters include Gabe Suarez, Jeff Gonzales, Marty
Hayes, Andy Stanford, Steve Silverman, Jim Higginbotham, James Yeager, Steve Moses, John
Farnam, Skip Gochenour, Alan Brosnan, and others.
Entry fee is $149.00, which includes the match, all weekend seminars/classes, and a prize
drawing at the awards ceremony.
Additional information on The Polite Society can be found at: thecurmudgeon.freeservers.com/ps
Warrior Talk Symposium III
The Warrior Talk Symposium in January 2005 and 2006 was a resounding success. We have decided to do it again, with WTS III on January 20-21, 2007.
This is an international gathering of like minded warriors from the US, Canada, Columbia, Great Britain, and elsewhere. There will be several concurrent seminars and classes going on, in our classroom, airgun ranges, and pistol range. Some of the best instructors in the industry will be putting on these classes, and attendees can participate in as many as eight separate courses of instruction. The theme this year is Integrated Skills, so the topics covered will include hand to hand, stick fighting, knife fighting, as well as pistol skills.
Registration fee is only $100.00, which covers all seminars and classes. Entry is limited to the first 50 to register.
Read Concealed Carry Magazine's Article on the first Warrior Talk Symposium:
April 2005
