Concealed Carry (NC Concealed Carry Handgun) Basic Handgun (NRA Basic Pistol) Personal Safety (Refuse To Be A Victim®)
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Become a Rifleman! *Protec U Corporation is not affiliated with RWVA. I recently attended an Appleseed Shoot. I took my son for his 13th birthday. This organization is outstanding and I highly recommend them. RWVA / Revolutionary War Veterans Association. What the RWVA (Revolutionary War Veterans Association) is all about:
The Appleseed Program is designed to take you from being a simple rifle owner to being a true rifleman. All throughout American history, the rifleman has been defined as a marksman capable of hitting a man-sized target from 500 yards away — no ifs, ands or buts about it. This 500-yard range is traditionally known as "the rifleman's quarter-mile;" a rifleman can hit just about any target he can see. This skill was particulary evident in the birth of our country, and was the difference in winning the Revolutionary War.
So why me?
This country was founded and won by riflemen who fought and beat British forces. We invite all interested marksmen to learn the skills and techniques necessary to shoot proficiently; and then hope you'll participate in teaching and practicing with others so that together we can save this great land. Why you? Well, that's simple: if you're on this page we're betting you're a patriot, and we hope you answer the call.
What's a rifleman?
In short, a rifleman is an armed American, trained in the tradition of American Liberty. It's a man who has learned to shoot a rifle accurately — accurate enough to score "expert" on the Army Qualification Course. Until you can do that, you're considered a "Cook," unprepared and unqualified to carry a rifle on the firing line of freedom. But after attending an Appleseed AQT shoot, you'll have the credentials necessary to be a true rifleman, and will understand the critical need for defending freedom in this country.
The RWVA is dedicated to the Appleseed Program and encourages every American to learn to shoot.
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Concealed Carry Handgun:
To be Scheduled: TWO DAY CLASS: Friday 5:30p.m. - 9p.m. Classroom, and Saturday 7:30a.m. - completion Range / 12p.m. - 4:30p.m. Classroom.
NRA BASIC PISTOL:
5/27/10, 5/28/10, 5/29/10 THREE DAY CLASS: Thursday & Friday 5:30p.m. - 9p.m. Classroom, and Saturday 7:30a.m. - completion Range.
FOR INFORMATIONAL PURPOSES: RIFLEMAN TRAINING / APPLESEED SHOOT: Sponsored by the RWVA
Taccoa, GA June 12 & 13
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To enroll in any scheduled class, use the contact us page, and we will email you the forms, or you can pick up the forms at the "Lock Shop". Complete and sign the forms. Mail or hand deliver your forms and payment to Protec U Corporation. |
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NC Concealed Carry Handgun Training |
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The NC Concealed Carry Handgun Training Course is approved by the NC Dept. of Justice, and satisfies the requirements for training for a NC CCH Permit. This course is intended for experienced shooters (with handgun proficiency), and covers range qualification, safety, ammunition, weapons presentation, and legal issues. Information for Obtaining a NC Concealed Carry Permit (as per Haywood Co. S.O.): You must be a resident of Haywood County, NC for more than 30 consecutive days and have a valid North Carolina Driver's License or Identification Card. You must first complete a concealed carry course where the instructor will give you a certificate. After you have your certificate, then call the Haywood County Sheriff's Office and make an appointment. It takes approx. 60 to 90 days for the state to process your application. The concealed permit lasts for 5 years. After the first five years you do not have to take the training again as long as it does not expire before renewing. For more information on North Carolina Firearms Laws visit:
North Carolina Department of Justice
North Carolina Firearms Laws
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The NRA Basic Pistol Course: What will you learn in an NRA basic course? Using the NRA training method of Total Participant Involvement, basic courses provide hands on learning opportunities in the following areas: * safe firearm handling
* firearm parts and operation
* ammunition and its function
* shooting fundamentals and an opportunity to develop them on the range
* how to select, clean and store a firearm
* review of various activities available to help participants develop and improve their shooting skills 
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What is the Refuse To Be A Victim® program? Refuse To Be A Victim® is a three-to-four hour seminar designed to offer men and women a variety of options from which they can choose to prepare their own crime prevention and personal safety strategy. The seminar covers home, automobile, physical, Internet, fraud, travel, telephone and personal security in general. The course provides a broad overview of actions men and women can take to minimize their chances of becoming victimized. Participants in Refuse To Be A Victim® seminars learn unbiased information about carjacking prevention strategies; physical self-defense training options; the use of devices such as pepper spray, mace, stun guns and firearms; and the benefits and drawbacks of home protection systems such as alarms and security lighting.
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