We understand and incorporate the individuality of our clients.
We take these unique characteristics, coupled with the clients individual training and/or developmental goals, and use them to design a truly personalized training program. No cookie cutter courses here. Individuals utilize their own unique processes in everything that they do. Knowing this from the beginning, we undertake each training challenge with one thought in mind; " We train the individual person standing in front of us”
Our Training Courses
Conceal Carry Fundamentals
Length: 1-2 Day
Type: Classroom Instruction and Hands-on Training Course
Audience: Civilian, Military, or Government Personnel (21 years of age and older)
Prerequisites: None
Topics:
Firearms Safety and Safety Considerations
Laws Governing Concealed Carry/Legal Considerations
Lethal Force
Introduction to the Modern Handgun (Mechanisms and Operation)
Handgun Selection
Ammunition
Loading and Unloading Procedures
Handgun Marksmanship Fundamentals
Establishing Stance and Grip
Correcting Malfunctions and Stoppages
Introduction to the Draw Stroke (Presentation Techniques/Employment)
Concealed Carry Options and Presentation Techniques
Handgun Cleaning and Maintenance
Techniques for Maintaining/Building Handgun Proficiency
What to Bring:
Handgun, 100 rounds of ammunition for the handgun being used, weather appropriate clothing, pants with belt, minimum number of magazines, holster, eye and hearing protection, cleaning gear, additional magazine pouch (optional)
Course Description:
This course has three objectives; establish understanding of handgun safety and marksmanship fundamentals, establish the mental attitude and mindset essential for operating as an armed citizen, and develop an understanding for the laws governing conceal carry and the use of lethal force.
Additionally, the course will assist in establishing a continuing training program that enables the individual to maintain, as well as increase handgun proficiency.
When exercising the right to carry a concealed handgun, you must have the ability to demonstrate higher level of individual responsibility. An armed citizen must be competent and knowledgeable in handgun safety, the laws governing concealed handgun carry, the use of lethal force, and the use of a handgun in a proficient and responsible manner.
It is imperative to develop a sound mental attitude, environmental awareness, and good defensive mindset is essential to successfully operate as an armed citizen. (Save for training slides or for conversation when promoting your course.)
Precision Rifle Course
Length: 2-3 Days
Type: Classroom Instruction, Hands-On and Live Fire Training Course
Audience: Civilian, Military, Law Enforcement or Government Personnel 18 years of age or older.
Prerequisites: None
Topics:
Firearms Safety and Safety Considerations
Rifle and Optics Selection Considerations
Field Preparation of the Rifle, Optics and Additional Equipment
Ammunition Selection and/or Work-Up
Loading and Unloading Procedures
Rifle Marksmanship Fundamentals
Field Expedient Shooting Positions
Range Estimation Techniques
Scope Theory and Manipulation
Zeroing and Ballistics Calculation
Understanding Minutes of Angle and MILS
Determining Wind Velocity and Direction
Angular Target Engagements (Uphill – Downhill)
Recording Rifle Data (D.O.P.E.)
Cleaning and Maintenance of the Rifle and Optics
What to Bring:
Either a semiautomatic or bolt action rifle, telescopic optical sight w/ MOA or MIL based reticle (recommended), shooting mat or ground tarp, rucksack or backpack, 250 rounds of ammunition, hard weapons case, rifle bipod or tripod, shooting support and rear bags, weather appropriate clothing, pants with belt, minimum of magazines (if applicable), data book, calculator, note taking materials, binoculars, spotting scope, eye and hearing protection, cleaning gear, means of hydration, lunch meal/snack, sunscreen and insect repellant.
Course Description:
This course is designed for the novice to intermediate level marksman, focused on teaching the essential elements that make up long range shooting. Beginning with firearms safety, this course rapidly transitions into equipment familiarization, fundamentals of marksmanship, scope theory, and quickly moves on to other essential topics.
Students that successfully complete this course will have a basic knowledge of their personal capabilities paired with individually chosen equipment, and an understanding of how to utilize them in a variety of situations.
Brand new to long range precision rifle shooting or simple reinforcing old lessons learned, this course is for you. basic ballistics, wind reading, range estimation, data collection and a wide array of other essential topics. (Save for later.)
Tactical Carbine/Patrol Rifle Course
Length: 3 Day
Type: Classroom Instruction, Hands-on and Live Fire Training Course
Audience: Civilian, Military or Government Personnel (21 years of age or older)
Prerequisites: Military/Law Enforcement Experience or Basic Rifle Course
Topics:
Firearms Safety and Safety Considerations
Introduction to the Tactical Carbine/Patrol Rifle (Mechanisms and Operation)
Carbine/Patrol Rifle Selection and Set-Up
Ammunition Selection
Admin/Tactical Loading and Unloading Procedures
Rifle Marksmanship Fundamentals
Shooting Position Basics
Zeroing and Optics Set-Up
Reflexive Fire Techniques
Follow-Up Engagement and Recoil Mitigation
Immediate Action Drills Malfunctions and Stoppages
Multiple Threat Engagement
Cleaning and Preventive Maintenance
What to Bring:
Carbine/Patrol Rifle, NFA documentation (if applicable), eye and hearing protection, 500 rounds of ammunition, weather appropriate clothing, long pants, ball cap, rifle sling, weapon optic, back-up sights, spare batteries, maintenance/adjustment tools, pants with belt, minimum of three magazines, cleaning gear, additional magazine pouch (optional), means of hydration, sunscreen, insect repellent and lunch/snack.
Course Description:
This course is for beginners to intermediate level carbine or patrol rifle owners who desire to take their capability to the next level. The course focuses on the how-to of selection, set-up, maintain and employment the tactical carbine in real-world environments. Additionally, this course will assist the individual is choosing the optimal firearms and equipment for the environment he/she may be employed in.
Our goal is to provide the student with the fundamental instructional building blocks necessary to developing a sound individual training plan and knowledge base with their individual weapon system. We center training on the student’s individual personal attributes and characteristics, because we understand that every student is different and bring their own unique characteristics to the fight.
Our qualified staff will give you individual guidance to ensure you have the tools for success during the duration of the class. Topics covered will include shooting stances, methods of movement, recoil management techniques, shooting from a variety of field positions, shooting around cover, distance shooting drills, reactions to stoppages and malfunctions, and multi-target acquisition drills.
You do not need an AR-15 style rifle for this class as we can accommodate whatever platform you bring. (AK, FAL, Tavor, Steyer AUG, Sig 556, Galil, HK, Ruger Mini 14/30 etc) (Save for later, i.e. coordinating instructions when setting up class dates, and promoting course.)
Tactical Pistol I Course
Length: 1-2 Day
Type: Classroom Instruction and Hands-on Training Course
Audience: Civilian, Military or Government Personnel (21 years of age or older)
Prerequisites: Military, Law Enforcement, or a Basic Handgun Course
Topics:
Firearms Safety and Safety Considerations
Training Philosophy/Fundamentals
Psychology of Violence
Equipment Set-Up
Introduction to Ballistics
Loading and Unloading Procedures
Types of Reloads
Mastering the Draw Stroke
Handgun Presentation Techniques/Employment
Reactions to Malfunctions and Stoppages
Conditioning Principles
Isolation Training
Performance Oriented Practice Drills
Recognize and Master Individual Points of Performance
Alternate Training Practices
What to Bring:
Handgun, 350 rounds of ammunition, weather appropriate clothing, pants w/ sturdy belt, long sleeve shirt (recommended), ball cap, minimum of two magazines, holster, eye and hearing protection, cleaning gear, note taking materials, lunchtime meal/snacks, means of hydration, sunscreen, insect repellent, magazine pouch (two recommended).
Course Description:
First curriculum in a series of three pistol courses; this course is designed to effectively establish the individual’s foundation of sound habits. Centered on our three pillar-approach to training: Self-Awareness, Self-Analysis and Self-development, the course will enhance the skills needed to effectively and efficiently employ individual ability within the capabilities of individual selected firearms, ammunition, and equipment.
By becoming self-aware, a person can recognize performance obstacles and prevent training mishaps. If a person can be taught to self-analyze he/she can recognize and isolate individual points of performance that maybe hindering overall performance.
Finally, by gaining the ability to self-analyze a person can identify supplemental tasks areas that require mastery and develop a training plan in order to elevate performance in those areas; self-train. Your hand/s, the firearm, ammunition and equipment is simply the hardware of a lethal and efficient system.
We strive to build and improve the software that animates it. (save this for your training slides, or when asked about your training methodology.)
Tactical Pistol II Course
Length: 1-2 Day
Type: Classroom Instruction and Hands-on Training Course
Audience: Civilian, Military or Government Personnel 21 years of age or older.
Prerequisites: Military, Law Enforcement, or Tactical Pistol II Course
Topics:
Firearms Safety and Safety Considerations
Reaction Side Shooting Techniques
Protective Angles
Use of Field Expedient Cover
Target Detection and Identification
Multiple Target Engagements
Shooting on the Move
Forward and Backward Movement Techniques
Lateral Movement Techniques
Oblique Movement Techniques
What to Bring:
Handgun, 350 rounds of ammunition, weather appropriate clothing, pants w/ sturdy belt, long sleeve shirt (recommended), ball cap, minimum of two magazines, holster, eye and hearing protection, cleaning gear, note taking materials, lunchtime meal/snacks, means of hydration, sunscreen, insect repellent, magazine pouch (two recommended).
Course Description:
This is the second course in a series of three tactical pistol training courses. Pistol Two provides you with insight into the science of physiology and ballistics and how that science translates to practical defensive shooting. We work on refining manipulation and establishing efficient, effective habits that will allow you to place rounds where you need to, when you need to. Understanding how to develop the appropriate skills was the first step, knowing why you are doing it will only enhance your performance when and if you need these skills.
Basic Handgun Course
Length: 1 Day
Type: Classroom Instruction, Hands-On and Live Fire Training Course
Audience: Civilian, Military, Government or persons 21 years of age or older.
Prerequisites: Must be lawfully able to own or purchase a handgun.
Topics:
Firearms Safety and Safety Considerations
Handgun Selection/Fitting
Introduction to Modern Handgun Action Types
Ammunition Considerations/Selection
Loading and Unloading Procedures
Handgun and Ammunition Storage Considerations
“The Handgun as a System” Theory
Handgun Marksmanship Fundamentals
Cleaning and Maintenance
Methods for Maintaining Marksmanship Skills
What to Bring:
Handgun, 100 rounds of ammunition, hard or soft weapons case, weather-appropriate clothing, pants with belt, minimum of two magazines (if applicable), note taking materials, eye and hearing protection, cleaning gear, means of hydration, lunch meal/snack, sunscreen and insect repellant.
Course Description:
Looking to expand your horizons by venturing into the realm of handgun ownership and the shooting world? This is the course for you. This course is designed to teach the basic knowledge and skills for the safe responsible handling and storage of guns in the home and much more.
Additional topics that will be covered include procedures for determining the loaded/unloaded status of a handgun, practical exercises in safe handgun handling and individual awareness when handling a handgun. The live fire portion of the course is designed to give new handgun users a familiarization with the operation of the various different types of handgun actions and calibers, introduce various handgun marksmanship techniques and to assist the student in the successful negotiation of the live-fire evaluation that takes place at the conclusion of the course.
All that is required during the live-fire evaluation is that the student shot a qualifying group, with his/her handgun from a distance of 15 yards. A passing score of 80% on a short written examination will required before the student can move on to the live-file portion of the training course.
Defensive Designated Marksman Course
Length: 4 Days
Type: Classroom Instruction and Hands-on Training Course
Audience: Civilian, Military or Government Personnel 21 years of age or older.
Prerequisites: Must be a Law Enforcement or Military Student in an assigned duty billet.
Topics:
Rifle Marksmanship Fundamentals
Alternate Field Firing Positions
Understanding Minute of Angle and MILS
Scope Theory
Observation Techniques
Range Estimation
Determine Wind Direction and Velocity
Target Detection and Identification Techniques
Target/Site Surveillance Techniques
Range Card Preparation
Use of the Precision Data Book
Internal and External Ballistics
Recording Ballistic Data
Hold Off
Multiple Target Engagement
High Angle Target Engagement
Tactical Reconnaissance Process
Urban and Rural Hide Construction/Selection
Advance Site Survey Preparation
Advance Over watch Techniques
Course Description:
This course focuses on gathering real-time intelligence information along routes, recognizing and securing chokepoints, conducting surveillance of venues locations and provide over-watch protection of protective details and/or advancing tactical units during walking formations and offensive operations. Other topics covered in this course are counter-surveillance, advance ballistics, hide site selection and occupation, tactical reconnaissance, target detection and identification techniques and rapid multiple target engagement.
What to Bring:
Weapon System capable of 1 MOA accuracy w/ optical sighting system utilizing a MOA or MIL based reticle, 250 rounds of ammunition, weather appropriate clothing, elbow pads, knee pads, minimum of magazines, precision rifle date book, note taking gear, eye and hearing protection, shooting mat, bipod, rifle tripod (recommended), cleaning gear, binoculars, spotting scope additional magazine pouch (optional)