​We look forward to seeing you for camp!

 

These items below will prove necessary to accompany you for the camp. 


 

You can view recommended gear and shop now at https://t4survival.com/camplinks

 

If you are in need of a holster and/or mag holders, please contact David at Kydex Holster Solutions 860-463-9770 ASAP to get your order in and ready for Camp

 

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PISTOL COURSE

Minimum of 800 rounds of range ammo for your pistol, if attending full camp.

• Holster(s)
 for your pistols

• Belt (sturdy to support holstered weapon)

• 3 magazines for your primary pistol

• 2 magazine holders

• Boots (water proof/warm)


• Sunscreen 


• Knee pads


• Bug Spray


• Hat (Baseball Style)


• Eye Protection


• Hearing Protection

• Sunglasses 


• Bright colored clothes 


• Cleaning kits for your caliber


• Rain gear


• Light source handheld small light and/or headband
 (if attending low light/night shooting)

• Plenty of water


• Snacks

 

AR COURSE (if applicable):

Ammunition minimal needs: bring at least 200 rounds. 

NO ARMOR PIERCING OR TRACER ROUNDS PERMITTED.

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PRECISION RIFLE COURSE (if applicable):

Rifle systems (scoped) should already have the capability of easily hitting a full-size silhouette at 100 YARDS BEFORE attending this course. Bi-pod equipped. Know the twist direction of your rifle (ex. 1:10 Right hand twist, 1:11 Left hand twist…check with the manufacturer if in doubt).

 

All rifles, if newly purchased, should have already completed their barrel break in process. Please contact us with any questions regarding proper break in process.

 

Any rifle cleaning regimens required by the student will be adhered to. Ex. Clean the barrel after 30 rounds are expended. Please have a proper cleaning kit with extra of cleaning supplies

 

Ammunition minimal needs: 100 rounds. Bring 200 rounds, if possible, just in case This is not a quantity fired course, it's a quality fired course. Ammunition needs to be of superior grade. Any match grade ammunition designed for accuracy. Federal Gold Medal 168gr is the STANDARD all other ammo is judged by. NO ARMOR PIERCING OR TRACER ROUNDS PERMITTED. Ammunition will not be provided.

 

SCOPE & MOUNT. Due to the nature of this course, we will be establishing real world groupings. Scope Mounts MUST be durable, preferable of mil-spec quality. This is not a course for Amazon specials. QD mounts, while handy, will only cause a precision shooter frustration violating the Consistency Rule. Solid mounts are key. A high-quality scope with no less than fixed 10x magnification, or 3-12x variable magnification. An illuminated reticle is always preferred. Parallax adjustment is highly recommended.

 

This is an all-weather day on the range. Consider:

• Headgear. A Boonie style hat that keeps the sun off your neck is HIGHLY recommended.

• Ground cover. A shooting mat, small mud mat, or something to lie on. Padding is always a plus. Especially nice if its raining.

• Pads and Bags. Used to stead the rifle in the prone position in addition to mounted bi-pods.

• Rifle cover. Something to cover the rifle in the event of rain.

• Collared shirt. I can assure you that if it's sunny out, you will be popping your collars to keep the sun off your neck.

• Rain gear.

• Hearing and eye protection.

• Spotting Scope (optional)

• Chamber flags. If you don't have one, we will be providing one. EVERY RIFLE ON THE LINE WILL BE CHAMBER FLAGGED BEFORE WE GO DOWN RANGE.

• Flashlight.

 

Weather and temps in Maine vary, please pack for temperature ranges from below freezing weather to temps over 70 degrees!

 

Let us know if you have any questions or if you need any suggestions.

 

If you have questions in the meantime, please call us at 207-200-7911 - We look forward to speaking with you.

 

Dedicated to your training,

T4 Survival Team