Rifle Cleaning Course

Did you buy a new bolt action rifle or AR rifle but can’t make it through the manual to learn disassembly, cleaning, lubricating, and reassembly? Are you tired of searching for videos on the internet, then having a feeling the person “teaching” in the video isn’t sure what they are doing? Are you an experienced shooter but still want to learn an in-depth approach to field striping your rifle, understanding the function of each part, and knowing where to clean and lubricate to ensure peak performance… especially if you plan on using a firearm for lawful self-defense?

If your answer is “yes” to any of the above questions, we have a stress-free solution for you!

Join us for our Rifle Cleaning Course where we will help you disassemble your rifle, explain exactly what parts need to be thoroughly inspected and cleaned, where to apply lubrication, how to assemble your bolt carrier group and rifle, and ensure you are doing the correct function check to guarantee your rifle is assembled correctly. Plus… we tell you what not to do when cleaning your rifle!

It doesn’t matter what type of bolt action or AR rifle you own; we will cover it in this two (2) hour course.

Our goal is to ensure you “learn-by-doing” so when you leave our course, you understand how to disassemble, clean, lubricate, and assemble your rifle without any assistance! Seats are also limited for this course to ensure each person gets the personal attention they need!

Required equipment: Bring your unloaded rifle in a case, rifle cleaning kit (we will have them for sale during the course if you don’t have one for an additional $30.00), and do not bring any live ammunition into the classroom.

Required prerequisites: None

Member and Guest Dress Code.

When entering the Members Lodge Clubhouse, inclusive of the Double Barrel Kitchen Restaurant inside and outside dining, and the Preserve Academy classroom, we kindly ask that you abide by our Resort Casual Dress Code, permitting collared shirts, dress shorts, cotton and linen slacks, dressy blouses, pullover tops, dresses and maxi dresses, dress jeans, and close toed shoes.

Nonconforming clothing includes but is not limited to; bathing suits, beach coverups, camisoles, hoodies, non-dressy Jeans, carpenter pants, T-shirts, sweat suits, cutoffs, torn shorts, yoga pants, sneakers, and flip-flops.