About Us

"Be deliberate in your actions. In a world that moves at the speed of light, there is no room for wasted movements, manipulations, or errors."

 


Norse Mythology depicts creatures who were both cunning, ferocious, and stealthy. They called them vargr (anglicized as "warg," which means wolf in English). Stories of the vargr, such as the wolf Fenrir, who destroyed the god Odin in the battle of Ragnarök, or the wolves Sköll and Hati, who perpetually chase the sun and moon, have been talked about for years. Thus, influencing artistic depictions of the Viking berserker by showing Norse warriors wearing the skins of animals into battle. Historians believe Norse warriors wore wolf skins into battle to give them the perception of wild animals, gaining them increased strength and concealment. WARG honors these expert hunters and warriors through its expert instruction in police sniper craft, firearms instruction, and long-range marksmanship.

We bring over four decades of industry experience to each and every project. Whether you're looking to learn a new skill through our long-range precision rifle classes, or continuing your law enforcement tactical training through our advanced police sniper school, our knowledgeable team has the skills and tools to make sure the job is done right and to leave you with a solution that you'll be proud to put to use in the field.

We continue to build our reputation for personalized training and quality services with each and every client. We are dedicated to offering flexible solutions that work for you while providing consistent results that meet your standards. Our team is large enough to deliver professional-grade, durable solutions while offering the personal touches that ensure you meet your goals and exceed your expectations. We wholeheartedly believe you will fully be able to put our tactics to use for continued success.

Contact us today to speak with one of our knowledgeable team members and learn more about what we can do for you.


Look before moving. Think before acting. Breathe before squeezing.