FLORENCE GUIDED TOUR FIELD GUIDE
368 HAVOC: Staccato’s Two-Course Tactical Gauntlet in Texas Hill Country
A compact, 4.5-hour guided shooting experience that runs two scenario-driven courses—Lone Star Hideout and Choke Point Station—designed to test marksmanship, movement and decision-making under pressure.
368 HAVOC: Staccato’s Two-Course Tactical Gauntlet in Texas Hill Country.
Set on the Staccato Ranch in Florence, Texas, the 368 HAVOC Experience drops shooters into two purpose-built, narrative-driven battlefields: an old-west hideout and a dilapidated Rio Grande gas station. The program emphasizes timed movement, target identification and weapon transitions, producing sustained stress and rapid decision cycles that separate casual range time from applied tactical practice.
Highlights
Outing Highlights
Two signature, story-driven courses
Participants run Lone Star Hideout—an elevated, shoot-and-move, multi-target challenge featuring obstacle platforms and hostage scenarios—and Choke Point Station, a high-pressure, multi-platform fight-out scenario staged at a rundown gas station that forces tactical choices under stress.
Pressure, transitions and real-time decision-making
Both courses are designed to push weapon-handling, movement and split-second threat evaluation; Choke Point Station in particular escalates technical demand by requiring multiple platforms and intermediate-level skills.
Timed runs and alternating group rotations
The event staggers groups through two course blocks with safety briefs before each run so shooters rotate between scenarios and get repeated, coached exposure to dynamic targets and transitions.
What the day feels like
What the day feels like
Doors open with a focused check-in at the Staccato Ranch, followed by a concise safety brief that frames each scenario. Shooters split into groups and tackle the first HAVOC course in timed rotations, returning for a second brief before swapping or repeating courses in the afternoon block. Expect short, intense engagements, movement across obstacles and platform changes, and scenario cues—hostage rescue in the Lone Star Hideout, and fight-out escapes at Choke Point Station—that force rapid assessment and execution.
Suitability
Who it's for
Who this day is built for—and who should reconsider.
Practical planner
Details to review before reserving
Total session runs approximately 4.5 hours, with mid-day check-in, two safety briefs and two HAVOC course blocks.
Everything needed is included with the ticket. You may bring your own eye/ear protection and gun belt; if your holster requires a weapon light you must supply that light yourself. If you prefer, you may bring your own Staccato 2011 pistol; the operator supplies a pistol-caliber carbine (PCC) for Choke Point Station.
Check-in occurs at Staccato Ranch; arrive ready to complete registration during the posted check-in window before the first safety brief.
Review cancellation policies before reserving.
Frequently asked questions
Planning Your Outing
Can I bring my own kit?
Yes—everything you need is included in your ticket, but you may wear your own eye/ear protection and gun belt. If you bring a holster that requires a light, you must also bring the light.
Can I bring my own pistol?
Yes—you may bring your own Staccato 2011 pistol. The operator will provide the pistol-caliber carbine (PCC) for Choke Point Station.
What is the cancellation policy?
Tickets are refundable up until 7 days prior to the event date.
What skill level is required?
Lone Star Hideout is pistol-only and suitable for shooters of all skill levels; Choke Point Station is better suited for intermediate shooters and requires multiple firearms platforms.
What if I only want to run one course?
Both courses are included in your ticket; there are no discounts or refunds if you only run one course.