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Tactix Training Group

Ontario’s Most Comprehensive Firearm Training

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Tactix founder, William Horvath.

✔  Sig Sauer Certified
✔  10 yrs training pros and civilians.
✔  Trusted by armed professionals in Canada and Abroad.

William holds the Master Rifle and Pistol Instructor certification through the Sig Sauer Academy along with several other Law Enforcement Instructor certifications for various disciplines.

In addition, Mr. Horvath is an Ontario Chief Firearms Office approved instructor for the ATC (Authorized To Carry) certification for armed guards, CFSC and CRFSC.

Based in the GTA area, he also operates a mobile training unit and is available for training provincially and nationally.

“Luckily, I was referred to Will by someone at my range. There just aren’t any other guys around here doing what he does. Listen, not only is Will a great teacher, he’s a great guy. He genuinely likes to help people. When I started attending his classes, I was new to sport shooting and his approach got me off the ground and I’ve been developing my skills with him ever since. If you want to learn the fundamentals, or advanced skills, Will is your man.”

Jono Landon – Toronto, ON.

Go Beyond The Flat Range

Basic shooting practice, often done on a flat range, helps develop essential skills such as stance, aiming, trigger control, and follow-through. These basics are crucial for handling a firearm safely and effectively. Additionally, it’s important to learn how to handle malfunctions and issues like failed ejections or misfires. Flat range training covers these fundamentals, but for many, their learning stops there.

Effective Marksmanship Fundamentals (EMF) take training further by preparing individuals to maintain their shooting skills even under stress. EMF training teaches efficient movement and helps shooters stay calm and focused in challenging situations. This advanced training builds confidence and enhances the ability to perform well, even when conditions are less than ideal.

Click below to view our course descriptions.

PRIVATE ONE-ON-ONE OR GROUP TRAINING & CONSULTING

Private Options:

Along with our classes, we also offer private one-on-one, or group training and consulting.

Private training can be done at any range, or appropriate private locations.

Consulting can be done over phone, zoom, or in person.

Contact us to learn more.

FIREARMS LICENCE – CANADIAN FIREARMS SAFETY COURSE (CFSC/CRFSC)

Course Outline:

Firearm possession and acquisition in Canada requires a Possession and Acquisition Licence (PAL). Ontarians applying for a Possession and Acquisition Licence (PAL) for the first time are required to successfully complete the Canadian Firearms Safety Course (CFSC) or the Canadian Restricted Firearms Safety Course (CRFSC).

There are two types of PALs. The first is a PAL for non-restricted firearms, which requires the successful completion of the Canadian Firearms Safety Course (CFSC) and the second is a PAL for restricted firearms, which requires the successful completion of both the Canadian Firearms Safety Course and the Canadian Restricted Firearms Safety Course (CRFSC).

BASIC RIFLE CLASS

Course Outline:

  • Develop confidence and skills with the safe & efficient use of your semi auto rifle.
  • Learn to maximize efficiency when manipulating the firearm which in turn improves accuracy and the overall learning and shooting experience.

Shooting Fundamentals:

  • Proper Grip
  • Sight Alignment,picture and Acquisition
  • Stance
  • Trigger Control
  • Recoil Mitigation
  • Follow Through
  • Presentation to Target
  • Use of red dot optics
  • Low/High Ready
  • Admin, bolt lock, emergency reloading

Shooting Drills:

  • Various static position shooting drills reinforce the Shooting Fundamentals and commit them to muscle memory.

BASIC PISTOL CLASS

Course Outline:

  • Develop confidence and skills with the safe & efficient use of your semi auto pistol.
  • Learn to maximize efficiency when manipulating the firearm which in turn improves accuracy and the overall learning and shooting experience.

Shooting Fundamentals:

  • Roper Grip
  • Sight Alignment, Picture and Acquisition
  • Stance
  • Trigger Control
  • Recoil Mitigation
  • Safe Holster Draw and Return
  • Presentation to Target
  • Low/High Ready
  • Admin, Slide Lock & Tac Mag change

Shooting Drills:

Various static position shooting drills reinforce the Shooting Fundamentals and commit them to muscle memory.

BASIC PISTOL & RIFLE COURSE

Course Outline:

  • Develop confidence and skills with the safe & efficient use of your pistol and rifle. Learn to maximize efficiency when manipulating the firearm which in turn improves accuracy and the overall learning and shooting experience.

Shooting Fundamentals:

  • Proper Grip
  • Sight Alignment, Picture and Acquisition
  • Stance
  • Trigger Control
  • Recoil Mitigation
  • Follow-through
  • Safe Holster Draw
  • Presentation on Target and Safe Return, Low/High Ready Rifle Presentation
  • Admin, Slidelock, Bolt lock
  • ATactical Magazine Reloading
  • Slide Lock Manipulation
  • Clearing Malfunctions and Stoppages
  • Understanding the “Why” behind the fundamentals

BASIC SHOTGUN CLASS

Course Outline:

  • Tactically shoot, and move in and out of unusual positions
  • Engage targets from behind barricades
  • Standing, kneeling, and ground techniques to engage targets and perform sustained reloads
  • Perform sustained loading techniques
  • Conduct combat loading techniques
  • Engage with slugs out to distance
  • Shoot on the move effectively
  • Identify and address multiple targets
  • Slug changeover drills

Shooting Drills:

Various static position shooting drills reinforce the Shooting Fundamentals and commit them to muscle memory.

Performance drills to pressure test combat and sustained loading techniques

INTERMEDIATE RIFLE & PISTOL COURSE

Course Outline

  • Upon successful completion of the Basic Pistol and Rifle course, we reinforce the fundamental skills learned with Movement.
  • This dynamic course goes beyond point and shoot with movement, kneeling and shooting from the ground. In addition, moving around obstacles and barricades is introduced.

Course Topics:

  • Alternate shooting positions, movement to positions, shooting on the move
  • Strong and support side shooting
  • Shoot on the move vs shoot, move, stop
  • Target selection and multiple targets
  • Malfunctions

ADVANCED RIFLE & PISTOL COURSE

Course Outline:

  • The advanced course reinforces the movement & new skills introduced in the intermediate class and increases the intensity and difficulty.
  • This course pushes the student to improve efficiency while under increased stress.

Course Topics:

  • Alternate shooting positions, mov ement to positions, shooting on the move
  • Strong and support side shooting
  • Target acquisition to 100 yds
  • Multiple targets
  • Malfunctions
  • Task Conditions & Standards

RED DOT PISTOL CLASS

Course Outline

  • Demonstrate ability to properly zero pistol @ 15 yd
  • Be able to efficiently and consistently acquire red dot when presenting to target
  • Single vs multi focal plane focus
  • Ability to string multiple shots on target effectively
  • Front sight in conjunction with red dot
  • Strong and support hand only manipulation
  • Use of flash, float and focused sight pictures and the ‘why’ as to when they are used
  • Benefits of a red dot when shooting from unusual angles and around barricades

LOW LIGHT CLASS

Course Outline

  • To develop the necessary skills to operate in low light conditions
  • This course combines the use of handheld and weapon mounted white lights to acquire positive target acquisition while under stress.

Course Topics

  • principles of low light and the differences from handheld to weapon mounted lights
  • positive target identification
  • searching with white light
  • light as a compliance tool
  • moving in the dark
  • working with teammate

Pistols and Rifles

  • Rifles must have a weapon mounted light. Pistols are optional for attachment of light.

DYNAMIC SHOTGUN CLASS

Course Topics:

  • Tactically shoot, and move in and out of unusual positions
  • Engage targets from behind barricades
  • Standing, kneeling, and ground techniques to engage targets and perform sustained reloads
  • Perform sustained loading techniques
  • Conduct combat loading techniques
  • Engage with slugs out to distance
  • Shoot on the move effectively
  • Identify and address multiple targets
  • Slug changeover drills

Shooting Drills:

Various static position shooting drills reinforce the Shooting Fundamentals and commit them to muscle memory.

Performance drills to pressure test combat and sustained loading techniques

THIS IS A SLUG ONLY CLASS

DEFENSIVE PISTOL CLASS

Course Outline:

  • The advanced course teaches firearm manipulation at contact distances and validates techniques with UTM force on force equipment. The use of paint marking ammunition induces stress in a safe environment and tests a students ability to make critical decisions.

Course Topics:

  • Safe handling of firearms in close proximity to targets while achieving accurate shot placement
  • Retention techniques
  • Shoot on the move vs Move. Stop, Shoot
  • Effective use of cover and movement tactics around corners, crossing the threshold and hallways
  • Stoppages
  • Malfunctions

TAC MED CLASS

Course Outline

  • The TAC MED course is designed to give shooters an introduction to tactical/first responder techniques in stop the bleed, wound packing, and bullet wounds or punctures to the chest, neck and abdomen.
  • The class will involve scenarios that help students recognize traumatic injuries, and how to treat them with a personal med kit/IFAK.

TAC MED Topics

  • massive extremity bleeds
  • bullet wound to chest
  • wound packing lacerations
  • use of tourniquets
  • use of vented chest seals
  • use of Israeli bandages
  • use of olaes bandages

All materials for rendering emergency first aid will be provided for the course. Med kits are offered complete for purchase or by specific item.

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