Scoped Rifle

8 hour Block

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The Scoped Rifle course is recommended for those that have attended shooting courses before or who have a thorough understanding of fundamentals and already have safe gun handling skills. If you are uncertain or have any questions email us.

This course specializes in teaching students the correct use of a scoped rifle or carbine for hunting or long range shooting situations. Students will gain knowledge on zeros and holds from 7 out to 400-600 yards (range dependent). This course is primarily suited for a magazine fed scoped rifle however, bolt action guns can be used with the understanding of its different characteristics. 

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Topics Covered:

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• Mindset

• medical 

• Rifle Setup

• Scopes and Reticles

• Binocular use and observation

• Ranging

• Zeros and holds out to 400-600 yds

• Wind calls

• Unconventional shooting positions

• Low percentage shots

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Mandatory Gear:

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• Med kit (Dark Angel Medical)

• Quality Binoculars

• Quality variable power scope 

• Quality rifle (we recommend a lightweight rifle in 5.56mm or 7.62mm)

• 400 rounds of quality match grade ammo (reloads are not recommended)

• Sling that you can climb and run with (two point adjustable recommended)

• Duck tape or multiple barrel caps to keep barrel from getting plugged

• Paper and pencil (waterproof recommended)

• Water/food

• eye/ear pro

• Hat with visor

• gun maintenance kit

• shooting mat

• Small lightweight pack to carry all supplies except rifle (no large range bags or wheeled carts, we will be moving often and quickly and carpooling between the yard lines)

World Class Pistol Skills

4 Hour Block

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      In this course the student will be given the insight into what it takes to develop truly World Class shooting skills.  Starting out with the fundamentals and then delving into a heavy dose of technique that goes well beyond the basics, the student will learn the dynamics involved in driving a pistol to the highest level.  This course is designed around the ultimate and equal balance of accuracy and speed that is applicable just as much to LE/Military training as it is to competition.   Aside from the techniques and skills taught this course also has aspects that require the student to truly “think” while operating on a course of fire.  A balance between competitive shooting and tactical applications will be maintained.  That being said, performing under pressure is paramount.  Outside of actual real life situations competition is one of the few ways pressure can truly be induced.  If you carry or use a handgun in any way, shape or form you will benefit from this course.

Required Equipment:

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• Service type pistol

• Holster -Minimum of 2 mag pouches

• Minimum of 4 mags

• 400 rounds Pistol

• Eye and ear protection

• Anything else you would normally bring to the range (maintenance, snacks, etc)

COMPETITIVE PISTOL

8 Hour Block

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     This course will focus on all that is needed to excel in Practical Pistol shooting competition.  Fundamentals and techniques will be discussed in great detail and students will not only learn the “how” but also the “why” of certain aspects of shooting.  Geared mostly towards competitors in USPSA, IPSC and IDPA the rules, equipment, strategy and nuances of these disciplines will be thoroughly covered.  From dryfire to basic classifier drills to shooting actual stages it is all a part of this class.  Last but not least match strategy and the all-important “mental game” will be talked about as well.  Regardless of where you’re at skill wise, this course contains what you need to take yourself to the next level.

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Required Equipment:

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• Service type pistol

• Holster -Minimum of 2 mag pouches

• Minimum of 4 mags

• 400 rounds Pistol

• Eye and ear protection

• Anything else you would normally bring to the range (maintenance, snacks, etc)

Covert Carry w/ Low Light

8 Hour Block

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      The Covert Carry Pistol Course is a course designed for the individual needing immediate access to a covertly carried concealed firearm on his/her person, whether working in a civilian, law enforcement or military capacity.

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      The CTT-Solutions Covert Carry Course is designed to exercise and refine the skills necessary to access and effectively use a concealed handgun with a high level of speed and efficiency, day or night. Students will be required to use the same gun and holster throughout the entire course. Time will be allotted in the first day to identify the best type, location and wear of holster and associated equipment (suggestions for holsters and ancillary gear will be discussed during the course). The remainder of the course will be dedicated to making the use of the weapon from that configuration rapid, sure and effective. Although courses of fire will go out as far as fifty (50) meters, the bulk will be multiple partially obscured targets with multiple shots per target at three (3) to fifteen (15) meters.

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Topics covered during the course:

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• Safety

• Carry options

• Day and Low Light Marksmanship

• Weapons Handling

• Malfunctions

• Multiple targets at short range (surgical)

• Personal and family response to public threat and active shooter events

• Flashlight techniques

• Dynamic day and low light shooting events

Equipment Required (minimum):

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• Serviceable semi-automatic pistol of 9mm or larger caliber (this is a semi-auto pistol course)

• Weapon mounted light (if you carry one concealed) and hand held compact high output flashlight

• 500 rounds of quality ammunition

• Concealment holster

• One (1) magazine pouch and four (4) magazines (ten (10) round capacity or greater) or eight (8) magazines (nine (9) round capacity or less)

• Normal range bag equipment: eyes (clear and tinted), ears, cleaning equipment, basic tools required to maintain your pistol, holster and pouches

• Jacket, sweatshirt, old suit coat or vest for concealment purposes

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Advanced Pistol

8 Hour Block

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The Advanced Pistol Course is a fast-paced course designed to give students not only the technical but the practical understanding of the effective employment of their pistol in an extremely short period of time.

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The CTT-Solutions pistol program of instruction is designed to give shooter specific answers based on operational experience of multiple vetted military/ LE sources, testing, and historical data. All techniques taught are highly efficient and effective in the use of a pistol for combative engagements as opposed to sport shooting.  The course requires the extensive use of steel targetry to accomplish rapid gains in skills with instant feedback as well as approximately 500 rounds of ammunition per student. The high round count and the use of steel give the shooter time and apparatus to refine his/her shooting technique based on the principles taught.

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Topics covered:

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• Safety

• Combat Pistol Marksmanship

• Weapons Handling

  • Load

  • Draw stroke

  • Unload

  • Reload

• Pistol Accessories

• Malfunctions

• Body Mechanics and Moving While Shooting

• Multiple target engagement

• Surgical /low percentage shots

• Alternate Shooting Positions

• Weapons Manipulation

  • Single hand marksmanship with strong or support hand

  • Single hand draw with strong or support hand

  • Single hand reloads with strong or support hand

  • Single hand malfunction clearance with strong or support hand

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Equipment Required:

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• Pistol suitable for duty use (9mm or larger)

• 500 rounds of ammunition

• Holster, open top OR retention (should be suitable for competition or combat carry)

• Minimum 2 magazine pouches

• Belt

• Hearing and eye Protection for day and night shooting (wrap around eye protection preferred)

Grappling in a Weapons Based Enviroment

8 Hour Block

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      Grappling in the Weapons Based Environment is an eight-hour module of instruction designed to familiarize the participant with how to deploy a pistol and a blade within a standing or grounded entanglement and prevent the adversary from doing the same. The participant will learn a base of Greco-Roman wrestling and Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu that will be applied to a basic strategy template for self defense versus sport. Handgun and blade deployment will be covered in depth as well as preventing the adversary from doing the same, and managing the problem as well as one can if they are successful in doing so. The course is somewhat anaerobic and participants may be subjected to mild and greater than mild impact.

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Equipment Required (minimum):

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• Inert handgun replicating their service pistol

• A training blade replicating their live blade 

• Groin protection

• Mouthpiece

• Long sleeve blouse to be used with marking cartridges (provided)

• Holster either concealed or duty for their inert pistol

•  Glock 17T training weapons will be provided and, used during the final evolutions so a holster that fits a 17 will be required also.

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Vehicle Based Jiu Jitsu/In-Extremis Knife

8 Hour Block (Each Topic is 4 Hours)

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      In the Vehicle Combatives course, we develop empty-hand techniques for encounters that occur in and around vehicles. This is an eight-hour block of instruction. The coursework is contextualized for the problems an armed citizen might face while inside or near an automobile.

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Equipment Required (minimum):

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• Inert handgun replicating their service pistol

• A training blade replicating their live blade 

• Groin protection

• Mouthpiece

• Long sleeve blouse to be used with marking cartridges (provided)

• Holster either concealed or duty for their inert pistol

•  Glock 17T training weapons will be provided and, used during the final evolutions so a holster that fits a 17 will be required also.

• Seasonal weather gear

• Ballistic eye protection

• Ear protection

• Positive attitude

• Open mind

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Vehicle Defense - Force on Force

8 Hour Block

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      This is a Force on Force course, no live weapons or ammo. We will provide you with all weapons and safety equipment, minus the groin protection.

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      The vehicle; be it sedan, coupe, truck or motorcycle, presents a number of unique challenges for self-defense and the defense of loved ones.  From reduced mobility to the dangers of the comfort in patterns the vehicle provides; the access and potential use of a firearm inside or while entering/exiting a vehicle is a complicated problem that requires specific training to confront the non-traditional nature of fighting from or in an enclosed space. The Sage Dynamics Vehicle Defense course provides hands-on instruction and fundamental exercises for fighting in a confined environment, focusing on concepts and principles of close contact shooting and physical movement from less-than-ideal positions.

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Topics Covered:

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• Real-world safety

• Can Vs Should engage

• Equipment selection

• In-vehicle carry

• Ammunition selection

• Threat (human) anatomy

• Shooting positions

• Austere shooting positions

• On cover/off cover shooting

• Confined space engagements

• Rapid target/multiple target engagement

• Judgment shooting

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Required Equipment:

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• Long sleeve shirt and pants (mandatory for Simunitions use.  Additional safety equipment will be provided)

• Cover garment (button up shirt or jacket, only worn for scenario training).

• Hydration.  This course can be moderately physically demanding and hydration is important.

• Groin protection.  Mandatory for use during scenario training.

• Personal handgun No Ammunition, with holster, magazine pouch and three magazines.

• Gloves

Urban Gunfighter (Day/Night)

8 Hour Block

      This course revolves around the tactical application of shooting in and around vehicles with Carbine and Pistol. This course will cover a variety of positions involved while shooting outside vehicles , shooting and moving as well as contingencies of one hand and one arm shooting with both Carbine and Pistol. Shooters will be required to shoot both Strong and support side with Carbine and Pistol. Course will cover ballistic theory and application of shooting as well as Individual and 2 man Vehicle TTPs.

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Required Equipment:

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• Carbine with Optic of choice and Sling 

• Pistol

• 300rds Pistol

• 300rds Carbine 

• Magazines

• Gloves

• Eye pro 

• Tactical Belt

• Carbine light

• Pistol Light and handheld light

Course Requirements : Minimum of Basic Carbine and Pistol Class

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Outline:

1500-1700 Vehicle Positions Carbine

1700-1900 Vehicle Positions Pistol

1900-2100 White light Techniques

2100-2300 1-2 Man Drills

Performance Gun Fighting - Mod 1

8 Hour Block

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Participants in this course should have a core understanding of marksmanship fundamentals and strong weapons handling skills. Building on these fundamentals, participants will be instructed in high performance skills and will practice techniques to enable them to successfully perform in firearm engagements.

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Required Equipment:

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• Rifle

• Serviceable Pistol

• 3 Rifle Magazines

• Pouches for Rifle Magazines

• 3 Pistol Magazines

• Pouches for Pistol Magazines

• 275 Rifle Rounds / 250 Pistol Rounds

• Rifle Sling

• Eye and Ear Protections

• Serviceable Holster

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Topics covered during the course:

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• Weapon Zeros

• Safety

• Grip

• Stance

• Accuracy

• Speed

• Positions

• Multiple Threats

• Reloads

• Malfunctions

• Shooting on the Move

• Mindset

Shooting on the Move

4 Hour Block

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Shooting while on the move is a difficult task and should only be done as a necessity. This course will cover the skills of Shooting on the move at practical distances and angles with both pistol and rifle. 
 

Required Equipment:

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• Carbine with Optic of choice and Sling 

• Pistol

• 200rds Pistol

• 350rds Carbine 

• Magazines

• Gloves

• Eye pro 

• Tactical Belt

• Carbine light

• Pistol Light and handheld light

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Direct Action Response Training

8 Hour Block

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     The time to learn to use your personal trauma kit is not when you or someone else is bleeding out!!! When life expectancy is measured in seconds and help is minutes away, will you know what to do? In our uncertain lives, that is a question that we all need to be able to answer a resounding, “Yes!” to. Dark Angel Medical, LLC, is proud to offer training and instruction in the use of the D.A.R.K. The Direct Action Response Training** fills a niche between military self-aid/buddy care training and civilian EMS training and is geared towards those with little to no medical training or background. It provides the student with critical, need-to-know information, which can be utilized in a myriad of situations and stresses the ‘you don’t know what you don’t know’ principle as well as our own principle of “Simplicity Under Stress”.

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The course covers the following:

• Physiological and Psychological reactions to environmental stress

• The importance of having the proper Combat Mindset

• Basic Anatomy and Physiology of life-sustaining systems

• H, A, B, C’s—Hemorrhage, Airway, Breathing and Circulation

• Breakdown and usage of Individual Med Kit components

• Proper stowage and employment of the IMK

• Hands-on application of the IMK

• Basic and Advanced Airway management -treating and monitoring tension pneumothorax, sucking chest wound and flail chest

• Airway adjunct device placement-Nasopharyngeal Airway

• Basic First Aid and Advanced wound care

• Application of Bandages and Hemostatic Agents

• Application of tourniquets

• Recognition and Treatment of various injuries (Gunshot, Laceration, Burn, Airway, Head, Orthopedic, Environmental)

• Recognition and treatment of hypovolemic (hemorrhagic) shock

• Moving and positioning victims with various injuries

• Response to active shooter situation

• Proper use of cover and cover vs. concealment

• Casualty recovery in an Active Shooter situation

• Mass casualty triage procedure

• Emergency Medical Dialect/Lingo (911 protocol, cooperation with LE, Fire and EMS and First Responders)

  Hardware/Kit

• Note pad and pen/pencil/Sharpie

• Individual First Aid Kit—If you choose to. All training materials are provided.

• An open mind

Advanced Medical Techniques Refresher

4 Hour Block

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Tactical Carbine

4 Hour Block

This course will teach you how to be more effective with your rifle during engagements and training. We cover all the basics, then focus on decreasing inefficiencies and increasing skill in all areas.

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Equipment

       -Rifle with 300 rounds of QUALITY ammunition, (bring more/shoot more.)

       -3 magazines minimum/ 5 recommended.

       -Appropriate duty belt with mag pouches. 

       -Eye and Ear Protection (Electronic Ear Pro Recommended)

       -Handheld Flashlight (Even if you have a weapon mounted light)

       -Ball Cap.

       -Clothing appropriate for weather conditions, NO SHORTS!

       -Weapon cleaning equipment, lubrication. Etcetera.

       -Tools necessary to disassemble your weapon, remove optics or adjust sights.

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 OPTIONAL

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• Knee and elbow pads

• Parts and pieces to fix broken guns, mounts, lights, magazines.

• Spare gun (Especially if you are travelling, a broken gun can ruin the class for you)

• Neck protection for hot brass. I.e. Balaclava, high collar shirt, handkerchief

Night Vision Fundamentals

4 Hour Block

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      This four-hour course will show the efficacy of converging zero to beyond the student's ability to hit AND PID. We will start with a short discussion on equipment and tactics. The primary focus will be on instinctive weapon manipulations with NVG. We will also discuss setting up your gun and switches for success. This course will include everything from barricades to hammer time at close range. You will get sweaty during this course. 

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Required Equipment:

• Rifle / Subgun with 300 rounds of ammunition. 3 magazines minimum.

• IR Illuminator/Laser

• Pistol with 50 rounds of ammunition, 3 magazines minimum.

• Dual Purpose pistol light or dedicated white light for the handgun

• Image intensification monocular or goggle. NVG

• Head mount or helmet with mount and appropriate interface for your NVG

• Load bearing vest, carrier, chest rig or whatever to carry extra magazines

• Eye and Ear Protection

• Neck protection for hot brass. I.e. Balaclava, high collar shirt, handkerchief

• Clothing appropriate for weather conditions

• Head Lamp or helmet light

• Anti-Fog / Cat Crap

• Lens Paper/Cloth

• Note taking material

• Spare batteries for optics, lasers and lights.

Pistol Accuracy Standards

4 Hour Block

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      This course will teach you how to be more effective with your pistol during engagements and training. We cover all the basics, then focus on decreasing inefficiencies and increasing skill in all areas. 

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Required Equipment:

• Pistol with quality holster and 300 rounds of ammunition. 3 magazines minimum.

• Load bearing vest, carrier, chest rig or whatever to carry extra magazines

• Eye and Ear Protection

• Neck protection for hot brass. I.e. Balaclava, high collar shirt, handkerchief

• Clothing appropriate for weather conditions

• Head Lamp or helmet light

• Anti-Fog / Cat Crap

• Lens Paper/Cloth

• Note taking material

• Spare batteries for optics.

LOW LIGHT HANDGUN CRITICAL EMPLOYMENT

8 Hour Block

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Low Light Critical Handgun Employment reintroduces you to your handgun while learning proper low light techniques and shooting proficiency in the dark. This class emulates the standard CHE program while further developing mental control, technical skill and decision making with the use of a weapons mounted and handheld light. Timed and graded drills and performance-based task show you where your training is breaking down.…

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THIS COURSE WILL THOROUGHLY COVER

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• Safety brief & Medical plan

• Timed, graded quals

• Weapons Mounted Light selection

• Hand held Light selection

• Accuracy Drills, recoil control techniques

• How and why of speed/retention/emergency loading

• Accuracy and Timed drills

• Shooting from retention

• Weapon Hand / alternate Hand Malfunctions

• Weapon Hand / alternate hand Shooting Drills

• Movement when to shoot and how

• Shooting from downed positions

• Multiple target tracking

• and more…

REQUIRED EQUIPMENT

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• A functional and practical handgun chambered in .380, 9mm, .40 cal, or .45 ACP.

• Hearing Protection, electronic is preferred.

• Wrap around style eye protection.

• IFAK &/or Tourniquet

• If available, a spare handgun and support gear is also an excellent idea.

• A minimum of 500 rounds of pistol ammunition. (More is better in some cases.)

• PLEASE ARRIVE TO CLASS WITH MAGAZINES ALREADY LOADED.

• Weapons mounted light/handheld for classes

• A cleaning kit and tools that are compatible with the weapon system(s)

• Each student should have a minimum of 5 working magazines. Students with single stack pistols should have twice that.

Handgun Accuracy Clinic

4 Hour Block

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Reintroducing the fundamentals through critical analysis of your stance, grip, sight picture and alignment. Introducing more advanced skills such as zeroing your pistol sights, accuracy variations with the use of different ammunition and more. Steve offers a wealth of information based on years of experience and science to improve your essential skills!

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Equipment Required:

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•  Reliable modern handgun (Centerfire firearms are recommended over rimfire due to dry-fire training exercises during class)

•  Minimum two (2) magazines

•  Quality rigid holster (plastic or leather) that can be drawn from and re-holstered one handed. (NOTE: For training safety reasons bra holsters, behind-the-back, cross draw holsters, soft side or collapsible holsters will not be allowed in class.)

•  Gun belt

•  Ballistic Eye protection

•  Ear protection

•  Firearm lubrication and cleaning supplies.

•  Closed toe shoes

•  High collared shirt

•  An open and receptive mindset

• 250 Rounds of Ammo

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Night Fighter 101

8 Hour Block

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      Night Fighter 101 is a  course designed to teach the BASICS needed to employ Image Intensification (I2, pronounced “eye squared”) helmet worn Night Observation Devices (NOD/NVG’s) in conjunction with various aiming devices and techniques that allow the user to employ deadly force ACCURATELY based upon visual input in the Near IR vision spectrum which assists them in making the decision to employ deadly force.

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Topics Covered:

• Spectrums of energy/light

• How I2 night vision works and how it is made

• Comparative contrast between current NV and laser systems

• Understanding of the importance of power as it relates to photonic barriers

• Covering the NV equipped individual as a system as it pertains to procurement

• Zeroing procedures

• I2 to white light transitions

• How engagement and application under NVG’s varies when shooting around intermediate barriers and         barricades

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Required Equipment: 

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• Rifle / Subgun with 600 rounds of ammunition. 5 magazines minimum.

• Duty Pistol with 400 rounds of ammunition, 3 magazines minimum.

• Image intensification monocular or goggle.

• Head mount or helmet with mount and appropriate interface for your NVG

• Weapons mounted laser pointer. HIGHLY suggested that the laser be in the NIR spectrum, but it is possible to train with only a weapon mounted visible laser.

• Eye and Ear Protection

• Ball Cap

• Neck protection for hot brass. I.e. Balaclava, high collar shirt, handkerchief.

• Head Lamp

• Anti-Fog / Cat Crap

• Lens Paper/Cloth

• Sham-Wow or equivalent

• Note taking material

• Weapon cleaning equipment

• Any tools necessary to disassemble your weapon, remove optics or adjust sights.

No Fail Pistol

8 Hour Block

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The Presscheck Consulting No Fail Pistol course is designed to equip patrol and tactical officers with the skills to make high risk / high reward pistol shots in critical situations.

This 8-hour course stresses the importance of being able to place accurate hits on small, moving, and limited exposure critical areas of the human body to instantly cease all motor function or cause rapid unconsciousness usually resulting in death.

Training Objectives

•General refresher on the basic fundamentals of gun handling and marksmanship (BY EXCEPTION. Come to this course knowing how to shoot. This is an intermediate to advanced level shooting course)

•Zero/confirm zero on all optics and lasers (and iron sights if needed)

•Provide students/officers a chance to have their shooting techniques observed by the trainer in order to provide that student/officer with individual feedback on ways to improve performance in accuracy and speed

•Engagement of low percentage targets (small strike area often obscured with a hostage or other no-shoot area)

•Shooting multiple targets

•Shooting on the move (if class progression allows)

•Competitive shooting drills around your peers to build esprit de corps and create self-induced stress to perform

•The student will understand the importance of critical hits and the consequences of a miss, and will be able to diagnose if they are capable of achieving hits at any given moment based upon pre-shot diagnostics of their sights in real time.

•This course will enable the student to continue to develop and maintain these skills through the use of clear, repeatable standards.

•The student should leave the course with a firm understanding of their personal capability to make low percentage “No-Fail” shots.​

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Required Equipment: 

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• Duty Pistol with 400 rounds of ammunition, 3 magazines minimum.

• Eye and Ear Protection

• Ball Cap

• Neck protection for hot brass. I.e. Balaclava, high collar shirt, handkerchief.

• Anti-Fog / Cat Crap

• Lens Paper/Cloth

• Sham-Wow or equivalent

• Note taking material

• Weapon cleaning equipment

• Any tools necessary to disassemble your weapon, remove optics or adjust sights.

Red Dot Pistol

4 Hour Block

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      Red Dots on pistols are becoming more popular (again) as options for carry weapons. Part of mastery is training - here it is! 

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Prerequisites: Must have already taken a fundamental class by a vetted instructor. Student should be able to clear Dot Torture drill at 3 yards 
 

Topics Covered:​

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• Zeroing your red dot. 10 yard zero. 25 yard confirmation. Ammo selection.

• Draw and how to stop fishing for the dot. Why back up irons are necessary? 

• Only use the necessary amount of information required to make an acceptably accurate shot at the speed and distance required. 

• Red dots up close. 5 yards and in. 

• Red dots at distance

• Speed: Efficiency of draw and presentation. Concealed and Open setups. Speed is the economy of motion.    Speed is not useless frenetic movement. Micro Drill training method.

• Dot tracking: Grip, stance, dot movement, predictability. Stop over confirming the dot!

• Modes of Practice: Speed mode. Accuracy Mode. Match/For Realz Mode.

• How to get better on your own. Dry fire for skill building. Live fire for confirmation.

• Target transitions

• Shooting on the move

• Why you should compete.

• Mini match to test skills. 

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Equipment needed:

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• Slide mounted red dot pistol.

• The ability to carry 3 mags (1 in gun, 2 in pouches).

• Good holster of student's choice. No Serpas. No old leather holsters.

• 500 rounds of reliable ammo.

• Eye pro, Ear pro.

• Open Mind

Red Dot Pistol - Accelerated

8 Hour Block

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      Red Dots on pistols are becoming more popular (again) as options for carry weapons. Part of mastery is training - here it is! 

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Prerequisites: Must have already taken a fundamental class by a vetted instructor. Student should be able to clear Dot Torture drill at 3 yards 
 

Topics Covered:​

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• Zeroing your red dot. 10 yard zero. 25 yard confirmation. Ammo selection.

• Draw and how to stop fishing for the dot. Why back up irons are necessary? 

• Only use the necessary amount of information required to make an acceptably accurate shot at the speed and distance required. 

• Red dots up close. 5 yards and in. 

• Red dots at distance

• Speed: Efficiency of draw and presentation. Concealed and Open setups. Speed is the economy of motion.    Speed is not useless frenetic movement. Micro Drill training method.

• Dot tracking: Grip, stance, dot movement, predictability. Stop over confirming the dot!

• Modes of Practice: Speed mode. Accuracy Mode. Match/For Realz Mode.

• How to get better on your own. Dry fire for skill building. Live fire for confirmation.

• Target transitions

• Shooting on the move

• Why you should compete.

• Mini match to test skills. 

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Equipment needed:

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• Slide mounted red dot pistol.

• The ability to carry 3 mags (1 in gun, 2 in pouches).

• Good holster of student's choice. No Serpas. No old leather holsters.

• 500 rounds of reliable ammo.

• Eye pro, Ear pro.

• Open Mind