ATS is open to EVERYONE.

The sport of Tactical rifle and pistol shooting is quite simply the use of practical equipment and your surroundings, including proper cover and concealment to solve simulated scenarios. Shooters involved in ATS are encouraged to use practical rifles, handguns, holsters and gear.

ATS will help participants in the sport of tactical shooting develop safer habits and improve the skills necessary to handle firearms. We practice a variety of drills that will allow you to shoot under a variety of scenarios. You will learn to use timing and command decision-making in the most dynamic ways possible. Anyone is welcome to suggest something they would like to try and the organizers will do their best to work it into the program.

It is important to note that ATS is organized by volunteers with a desire to improve their gun handling, and provide a place and time to build confidence in those skills. There are no timers, scores or trophies, only a positive group dynamic, a forum to discuss and critique points amongst other members of the group and most importantly HAVE SOME FUN.

ATS generally tries to operate on an RSVP system. If you are interested in coming out and participating please contact us prior so that we can run through some of the requirements and discuss the training for that evening. If you are a member of AFGC and are an experienced rifle or pistol shooter feel free to swing by and check out the training. The range is open for observation to ALL AFGC members during ATS meetings. If you are not a member of AFGC and are interested in coming out and observing please contact Igor Radvan prior to the ATS meeting.

REQUIRED EQUIPMENT LIST:

Firearm
Ammunition
Holster or Sling.

ATS SAFETY EQUIPMENT REQUIREMENTS:

Ear protection
Eye protection
Sturdy shoes

SAFETY EQUIPMENT RECOMMENDATIONS:

Gloves
Scarf
Knee pads
Elbow pads

Chairman: Igor Radvan
Email: ats@afgc.ca

In memory of Claude Murdoch, Mentor, Instructor, Friend. Your fight is over now but you will always be remembered by your friends at Abbotsford Fish and Game Club.

ATS Report August 2020

8 shooters showed up for the advanced part of the ATS. Our day started with a blue gun practice from 8:30AM to 10AM. After the briefing and live interaction with Claude, shooters switched to the live fire, practicing both basic and advanced skilled. The day started from the regular cover fire retreat to the Ozzy Peel [...]

By |2020-08-07T08:59:29-07:00August 7th, 2020|A.T.S.|1 Comment

AFG-ATS Reminder for 26 July

This weekends shoot is on, provided I receive enough RSVP’s. This shoot would be a morning advanced shoot only, of those qualified to run blue gun drills (Veritac alumni of the SFTP-3 or DSTO course, or other preapproved equivalent training), 0830- 1000hrs, followed by 2 hours of live fire advanced drills, wrapping up at [...]

By |2020-07-24T17:22:00-07:00July 24th, 2020|A.T.S.|2 Comments

ATS Report May 2020

While this should be an April update, May delivered a swift kick to the groin. ATS will be examining practice options, given the current firearms prohibitions, in addition to the current legal opinion on the status of 12 gauge shotguns with removable chokes. More to follow. In the meantime, if you haven’t signed the below e-petition, please [...]

By |2020-05-08T08:52:05-07:00May 8th, 2020|A.T.S.|2 Comments

ATS update for April 2020

COVID 19 impact on ATS training/ events: ATS for March and April canceled. Shivworks Edged Weapons Overview rescheduled to 13-14 June. Veritac’s SFTSP 1, scheduled for 17-19 April, is cancelled. Future dates/timings to be assessed as the situation develops. Looking forward to the online version of the monthly meeting. Claude Murdoch ATS Director [...]

By |2020-04-02T09:14:37-07:00April 2nd, 2020|A.T.S.|Comments Off on ATS update for April 2020

ATS Report March 2020

February’s ATS day saw the continuation of the new format. 6 shooters participated in the AM portion, and 7 shooters in the PM. ATS cadre will reassess this format after the April shoot, but it currently seems to be the way to roll. March’s ATS day is superseded by the hosting of the ShivWorks Edged Weapons [...]

By |2020-03-03T14:40:19-08:00March 3rd, 2020|A.T.S.|Comments Off on ATS Report March 2020

ATS Report February 2020

January’s ATS day saw the roll out of the new format- well received, by most participants. 4 shooters participated in the AM portion, and 3 shooters in the PM. ATS cadre will reassess this format after the April shoot, but it currently seems to be the way to roll. Februarys shoot is Sunday the 23rd. The first [...]

By |2020-02-06T08:11:37-08:00February 6th, 2020|A.T.S.|Comments Off on ATS Report February 2020

ATS Report January 2020

December’s shoot was an abbreviated closed shoot, for the advanced ATS regulars; 6 shooters participated, with 2 of them graphically demonstrating that shooting is a perishable skill, particularly when advanced drills are incorporated! A huge “thanks” to Igor, for taking this for me, and hosting a post shoot BBQ at his place, as well! January 26 will [...]

By |2020-01-10T10:18:37-08:00January 10th, 2020|A.T.S.|1 Comment

ATS December 2109 Update

The November Veritac DSTO Course was well attended, with 13 shooters getting some top notch instruction, as well as an opportunity for a lot of practice. A huge ‘thank you’ to Dan and Audry, for help with the ATS vehicle. In addition, a number of participants were out only for the Friday night Stop The Bleed course, [...]

By |2019-12-03T09:33:14-08:00December 3rd, 2019|A.T.S.|1 Comment

ATS November 2019 Report

October had 9 shooters turn out, on what was supposed to be a rainy day, but turned out quite nice. An excellent morning of advanced work, followed by shotgun, pistol and carbine basics. The ATS cadre is trying out a ‘split line’, to allow for more one on one couching, for those shooters needing [...]

By |2019-11-10T09:46:22-08:00November 10th, 2019|A.T.S.|Comments Off on ATS November 2019 Report

ATS Update October 2019

September had 9 shooters turn out, on what was supposed to be a rainy day, but turned out quite nice. An excellent morning of advanced work, followed by shotgun, pistol and carbine basics. In light of the skill level of some of the shooters ATS will be reworking how it introduces new shooters to the practices. October’s shoot [...]

By |2019-10-04T08:28:28-07:00October 4th, 2019|A.T.S.|2 Comments

ATS Report September 2019

August had 7 shooters on the line. An excellent morning of advanced work, followed by pistol and carbine basics. A good time was had by all September’s shoot is Sunday the 22nd. Range 3; 1030, for the regular shoot (set up and safety brief); please RSVP, if you plan on attending. $20 drop in fee. For the Veritac [...]

By |2019-09-06T09:11:02-07:00September 6th, 2019|A.T.S.|6 Comments

AFG-ATS August 2019 Update

As anticipated, given the spotty nature of this year’s summer” weather, most shooters elected to pursue ‘alternate’ activities, so only 5 shooters on th line. A solid day of the basics. The ECQC Course was fully booked, with 18 participants in the ring. Having hosted a number of the Shivworks courses, this was certainly the best, [...]

By |2019-08-07T09:01:07-07:00August 7th, 2019|A.T.S.|Comments Off on AFG-ATS August 2019 Update
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