Revolver Training in Arcata with Bigfoot Firearms Training
Difficulty
moderate
Duration
4 hours
Fitness Level
Requires basic physical fitness; participants should be able to stand and move safely on the range for extended periods.
Overview
Build your revolver skills with Bigfoot Firearms Training’s focused course in Arcata. Learn tactics, clearing malfunctions, and stress drills to boost confidence and defensive ability.
Adventure Tips
Bring Factory-New Ammo Only
Reloads or steel core ammo are prohibited; bring 200-300 rounds of jacketed factory ammo to ensure safety and range compliance.
Wear Closed-Toe Shoes
Foot protection is critical at the shooting range; sturdy, closed-toe shoes help protect feet during drills and movement.
Hydrate and Pack a Lunch
This is a 4-hour course; bring water and food to maintain energy and focus during high-volume shooting drills.
Use Proper Holsters
Bring an outside-the-waistband leather or Kydex holster that stays open when unloaded; no shoulder or soft pancake holsters allowed.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- Black-tailed deer
- Northern spotted owl
History
Humboldt County’s roots run deep with Native American tribes and a rich tradition of hunting and responsible firearms use.
Conservation
Local firearms training emphasizes safety and environmental respect to minimize impacts on the region’s protected forestland and wildlife corridors.
Frequently Asked Questions
Recommended Gear
Medium to Full-Size Revolver
Your primary tool for training—ensure it's in safe working order and suitable for the course.
Outside-The-Waistband Holster
A rigid leather or Kydex holster designed for your revolver model that remains open when unloaded.
Ammo: 200-300 Rounds, Factory New
Jacketed, factory-new ammunition only to maintain safety and course standards.
Eye and Hearing Protection
Protect yourself against loud noises and debris; hearing protection is provided if you don’t bring your own.