Month: September 2024

From our friends over at Sugar Creek Range:

• Saturday, September 27th 2024
• 8:00 PM  11:00 PM
• Sugar Creek Range1033 Perry Rogers Road Lancaster, KY,

We are stoked to offer another NV Demo to our community.

Here at Sugar Creek Range, we are offering members and non-members of all age’s the opportunity to see what true night vision is all about. You will have the opportunity to shoot some of our suppressed guns utilizing helmet-mounted night vision with a laser and/or a night vision clip-on unit mounted on a rifle.

You will also be given the opportunity to compete against others by time in our steel target competition we will be held at the event for prizes provided to us from our sponsors below.

Nocturnality Gear based out of Lexington and the team from AIM Surplus based out of Ohio will be with us at the event and are eager to meet you!

Guns, Ammo, and Equipment will be provided.

Please share with your family and friends. We look forward to seeing you here!

EVENT SPONSORS:

T.REX ARMS

AIM Surplus

Nocturnality Gear

We will have a booth with some cool stuff to play around with, including: Demo guns for the SCT barrel options. Ported, JTT, and Stock so you can get hands-on and feel the recoil reduction.

Some lasers from Holosun, Optics to see under IR light and much more!

This past weekend a couple of us took a class with someone we had not worked with before: Jon “Duffy” Dufresne. We have been eyeballing his NightVision Class and decided to jump into this class as it’s only a couple hours’ drive away. Handgun mechanics is a blended course. It is a blend between performance/practical shooting and defensive base shooting. It covers subjects like self-diagnostics, the importance of vision, and helps to push students to a higher level of performance no matter their level. This class is tailored to teach you how to use science, data, and experience to become a more efficient and consistent shooter.

It was a really fun class, great pace so you are constantly working on something or learning something. Lots of fun and joking around, so it’s not a cutthroat “let’s get better and work as hard as you can because if we don’t we die” class. It was a “let’s get better and have some fun while we do it”, a class for your more everyday shooters.

The first day was mostly static and getting some things established that would come into play day 2.

Day 2 was movements and transitions. I brought 1200 rounds and after all the shooting was done, I had only 130 rounds left. Now I did take a break to cool off on day 2 so I didn’t run a couple drills so I think I for sure would have shot all 1200. It was awesome. Duffy is the man. He made the class fun for everyone regardless of experience level. If you have taken pistol class and you are comfortable with it but you want to push it to the next level, this is the class to take.

I want to tell you more about the class but I do not want to give it all away, you gotta take the class yourself.