AR-15 / M-16 / M-4 Armorer Certification Course (SLR15, Inc)

Our 16 hour AR15/M16/M4 Armorer course provides Industry Standard 5 year Armorer's Certification.
Here is a brief overview of what is covered during this very busy hands on full 2-days of AR15/M16 Armoring:

•     History of the Weapon
•     Cycles of Function
•     General Disassembly & Assembly
•     Identification of Common Problems and Parts
•     Nomenclature
•     Identification of Group Components
•     Semi, Burst, and Full Auto Parts and Conversions
•     Complete Armoring Disassembly / Assembly
•     Barrel Replacement
•     Cleaning and Maintenance
•     Sight and Distance Considerations
•     Ballistic Issues
•     Barrel Twist and Length Choices
•     Gas System
•     Parts Interchangeability, including Brands
•     Headspace
•     Firing Pin Protrusion
•     Trigger Jobs
•     Chamber Inspection and Polishing
•     Accessories and Customizing
•     Tool Options and Selection
•     Iron Sights (A1/A2/A3)
•     Disassembly/Reassembly
•     Optics
•     SOP/MOD
•     Accessories and Additions

All tools, manuals, and anything else that is necessary is supplied. Students should bring their own weapon systems to get familiar with their own configuration and modifications, plus this allows the time for a good thorough cleaning and inspection. IN addition plus we can replace and repair any parts necessary. This is a very intensive course that we cover in 2-days, so be prepared to get a lot of hands on knowledge.

COURSE TYPE: CLASSROOM
EQUIPMENT NEEDED:  STUDENTS MUST BRING THEIR OWN AR-16 RIFLE TO THE CLASS

AR-15/ M-16 MAINTENANCE & CARE

The AR-15 has become the standard shoulder weapon in Law Enforcement.  This course will show how to clean and properly maintain the patrol rifle to keep it in top working condition.

Course Highlights:

Function Checks
Field Strip
Bolt Carrier Assembly Cleaning, Maintenance & Inspection
Chamber Cleaning
Barrel Cleaning & Maintenance
Suppressor Maintenance     

COURSE TYPE: CLASSROOM
EQUIPMENT NEEDEDAR-15 / M-16 RIFLE

Ballistic Shield Operations

The Ballistic shield is an effective tool which is often under-utilized by law enforcement teams throughout the country. In the past, use of the shield had been limited to methodical operations such as barricaded subjects due to the size and weight of the shield itself. Advances in Ballistic technology have led to the development of a new breed of shields that are smaller, lightweight and easier to maneuver in close quarters. Based on these developments, teams can further enhance their dynamic capabilities through upgraded equipment and proper training. Understanding that the necessary elements for dynamic operations being speed, surprise and violence of action now coupled with utilizing the ballistic shield as a clearing element can greatly enhance the safety of the entry team and further increase the probability of prevailing in the encounter. During this course we will discuss and demonstrate the proper tactics to be utilized when officers / investigators are conducting  ballistic shield operations.


AT THE CONCLUSION OF THIS COURSE, THE STUDENT WILL BE ABLE TO:


•    Describe the nomenclature of the modern ballistic shield based on classroom discussion.
•    Demonstrate three tactical shield positions utilized during dynamic operations based on classroom discussion and demonstration.
•    Describe and demonstrate the proper shooting platform for ballistic shield operations based on classroom discussion and demonstration.
•    Describe and demonstrate shield striking techniques utilized in a confrontational encounter based on classroom discussion and demonstration.
•    Demonstrate proper dynamic room clearing techniques utilizing the ballistic shield based on classroom discussion and demonstration.

COURSE TYPE: CLASSROOM & PRACTICAL
EQUIPMENT NEEDED: Ballistic Shield, Training Gun

Barricaded Subject Resolution

This course will offer the student an overall review of the procedures and tactics to be used in resolving an armed barricaded suspect situation. The class will focus on a wide array of tactical options to include the following: intelligence gathering, decision making, the deployment of entry / containment personnel, use of force, explosive breaching, use of diversionary devices, chemical agents, less-lethal options, and Police K-9.

COURSE TYPE: CLASSROOM
EQUIPMENT NEEDED: NONE

Chemical Munitions Instructor Certification Course (CTS)

This course includes classroom and range exercises. Information provided will include history of chemical agents, nomenclature of chemical agents, use of force considerations, hands on applications, training examples and legal considerations. Students will receive an instructor certificate from CTS at the completion of this course.

COURSE TYPE: CLASSROOM, PRACTICAL APPLICATION
EQUIPMENT NEEDED: EYE PROTECTION, GLOVES, HEARING PROTECTION, NO LIVE WEAPONS ALLOWED

Chemical Munitions Instructor Certification Course (Defense Technology)

This course includes classroom and range exercises. Information provided will include history of chemical agents, nomenclature of chemical agents, use of force considerations, hands on applications, training examples and legal considerations. Students will receive an instructor certificate from Defense Technology / Safariland at the completion of this course.

COURSE TYPE: CLASSROOM, PRACTICAL APPLICATION 
EQUIPMENT NEEDED: EYE PROTECTION, GLOVES, HEARING PROTECTION, NO LIVE WEAPONS ALLOWED

Combat Mindset Lecture

We speak of good tactics and bad tactics, sound tactics and sloppy tactics, without ever really inquiring into what we mean by those phrases.  Yet the inquiry is a crucial one. Like it or not, Law Enforcement officers will encounter the chaotic dynamics of street combat during their careers. Whether they manage those encounters successfully or not is largely a function of the tactics that they practice and perform.  To put it bluntly, sound tactics can make the difference between the officer living and dying.  Understand there is no one tactic or technique that will work for every situation.  We must have the flexibility and awareness to utilize the appropriate tactic for whatever we encounter. It is important for all officers to have the proper COMBAT MINDSET to effectively implement the solution to any given situation.

COURSE TYPE: CLASSROOM
EQUIPMENT NEEDED: NONE

Command and Control for Tactical Operations

This presentation will be delivered by an active Team Leader from the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department - Special Enforcement Bureau. SWAT team deployment from incident start to conclusion will be outlined. Pre-planned events, I.e. High-Risk Warrant Service to unplanned events, I.e. Barricaded Suspects and Hostage Rescue will be the foundation for discussion. Actual incidents will be debriefed highlighting SWAT team deployment and how all of the different aspects of “Command and Control” come together to play an integral part in bringing tactical incidents to a safe conclusion. The fundamentals presented can be applied to both full-time and part-time tactical teams from large and small agencies.

COURSE TYPE: CLASSROOM
EQUIPMENT NEEDED: NONE

Distraction Device Instructor Certification Course (Combined Tactical Systems)

This course entails:

•Types of Explosions
•Primary and Thermal Effects of Distraction Devices
•History and types of diversion devices
•Specifications and Illustrations of Model 7290 Flash-Bang
•M201 Precision Fuze/M.S.D.S./Fuze Firing Sequence
•Deployment of Device
•Diversionary Device Decibel Levels 
•Rendering Safe Procedures Secondary Blast Pressure Effects
•ATF Requirements.

COURSE TYPE: CLASSROOM, PRACTICAL APPLICATION 
EQUIPMENT NEEDED: EYE PROTECTION, GLOVES, HEARING PROTECTION, NO LIVE WEAPONS ALLOWED

Distraction Device Instructor Certification Course (Defense Technology / ALS)

 Distraction Devices Instructor Program will cover:

• Distraction devices: types and nomenclature/reloadable and non-reloadable devices/command initiated
• Decibels/candela/p.s.i./overpressure
• Handling/storage/rendering safe
• Tactical deployment/safety considerations/policy and procedures
• Criminal and civil liabilities
• Live-firing exercises/operational scenarios
• Instructor development to establish in-house/in-service training and documentation skills

COURSE TYPE: CLASSROOM, PRACTICAL APPLICATION
EQUIPMENT NEEDED: EYE PROTECTION, GLOVES, HEARING PROTECTION, NO LIVE WEAPONS ALLOWED

Dominating from Bad Positions on the Ground

This course will be an overview of grappling from ground positions in an LEO environment.

We will cover the following positions:

- open guard
- closed guard
- side control escapes
- mount escapes

We will look a skill development for the skills needed.

COURSE TYPE: PRACTICAL
EQUIPMENT NEEDED: DUTY BELT, TRAINING HANDGUN

Fearless Climate: Building Peak Performance Under Stress

FEARLESS CLIMATE delivers unique and compelling leadership lessons powered by the 25 year career of a US Navy Special Warfare Operator across more than 22 global, high risk missions.  Matthew Werner, NSW (ret 2022) uses leadership parables on decisions from the front lines coupled with useful techniques with behavioral scientist, #1 best selling author, Dr. Cathy Greenberg. Together they deliver a mission to inspire, impact and transcend participants applying FEARLESS CLIMATE, supported by a wellbeing app at your fingertips, to achieve habit building for peak performance across 11 domains. This powerhouse session provides the opportunity to identify and begin to help remediate individual wellness needs and stressors including interaction with the leading edge MAGNUSWorx.com APP  to demonstrate how you can get RESULTS TO FAVOR THE PEAK PERFORMER.

COURSE TYPE: CLASSROOM
EQUIPMENT NEEDED: NONE

Featured Debrief:  HRT Manhunt

In June of 2022, a multi-time convicted felon took two women hostage, shooting one.  He led law enforcement on a three county-wide pursuit that ended with a short vehicle barricade.  The barricade turned into a rural manhunt and ended with a deputy involved shooting.  The incident was captured on dash, body worn, and aviation camera.  The debrief will break down the event chronologically and include the aforementioned video and finish with lessons learned.

COURSE TYPE: CLASSROOM
EQUIPMENT NEEDED: NONE

Featured Debrief: The Impact of Officer Involved Shootings

COURSE TYPE: CLASSROOM
EQUIPMENT NEEDED: NONE

Featured Debrief: Vegas Veteran In Crisis

A patrol officer from the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department made a routine traffic stop on a subject.  Unbeknownst to the officer, the subject was a USMC veteran who had recently returned from combat, was disabled, experiencing tremendous PTSD and life issues, and was armed with a pistol.  For reasons the courageous veteran will share, he lost the will to live, pulled out his concealed pistol, and threatened to commit suicide. 

Patrol officers attempted to have the Marine put the pistol down.  After not being able to convince him, SWAT and Crisis Negotiators responded.  The debrief will provide both audio and video of the incident as well as discuss lessons learned.  Additionally, a video recorded interview with the Marine was conducted and he explains the event from his point of view.  

COURSE TYPE: CLASSROOM
EQUIPMENT NEEDED: NONE

Hostage Rescue Tactics Lecture

This course will offer the student an overall review of hostage rescue operations, to include theories, tactics, and decision making. This class will be held in a round-table format to encourage information and idea sharing among the students in regards to tactical options for safely resolving hostage situations. The hostage rescue mission is without a doubt one of the most dangerous scenarios we face. This course will provide operators with the ability openly discuss what they have learned through previous experiences.

COURSE TYPE: CLASSROOM
EQUIPMENT NEEDED: NONE

Impact Munitions Instructor Certification (Combined Tactical Systems)

This course entails: 

•Tactical employment of munitions
•Levels of Force
•Physiological Effects of Specialty Munitions
•Shot Placement
•12 gauge, 37mm, and 40mm Specialty Munitions/Specifications
•Less Lethal kinetic energy projectiles Deployment techniques

COURSE TYPE: CLASSROOM, PRACTICAL APPLICATION
EQUIPMENT NEEDED: EYE PROTECTION, GLOVES, HEARING PROTECTION, NO LIVE WEAPONS ALLOWED

Impact Munitions Instructor Certification (Defense Technology / ALS)

SM Less Lethal Impact Munitions Instructor Program will cover:

• Weapons and munitions: 12ga./37mm/40mm/hand delivered 
• Tactical consideration in the use of impact munitions in crowd-control/dynamic-entry/hostage-rescue/barricaded-subject situations 
• Physiological/psychological effects 
• Liability consideration/policy and procedures 
• Blunt trauma/ballistics and energy 

COURSE TYPE: CLASSROOM, PRACTICAL APPLICATION 
EQUIPMENT NEEDED: EYE PROTECTION, GLOVES, HEARING PROTECTION, NO LIVE WEAPONS ALLOWED

Individual First Aid Kit (IFAK) Care for Law Enforcement

Learn how to use your own first aid kit to save lives. This class will cover the most used components in any first aid kit (IFAK).  If you don't carry one, we'll show you how to think outside the box and make something in your surroundings work. class topics Bleeding control / airway control / breathing control. Seconds count when someone is injured. Do you know what to do ? 

COURSE TYPE: CLASSROOM & PRACTICAL
EQUIPMENT NEEDED: If you would like an evaluation of your department kit please bring it with you but it is NOT needed for this training. No gear or equipment is needed for this class.  We will supply all training gear.

Instructor Development Workshop for Firearms Instructors

The course will take an in depth look at Firearms Training curriculums to develop material , implement program changes that are purpose driven through data , science with a concentration in how adults learn.

COURSE TYPE: CLASSROOM
EQUIPMENT NEEDED: TBA

KEYNOTE: Resilience in Law Enforcement

In this Keynote you will recognize the excuses we all tell ourselves of why we can’t achieve a certain goal, or attain that next promotion, or make the biggest impact in our career and life.

This program is perfect for:
• Chiefs and/or high ranking sworn members looking to lead their department with resilience and positivity in today’s times.
• Sergeants and Lieutenants looking to make a positive impact on their day to day operations with both their personnel and general public.
• Police Officers looking to remain positive, make an impact and have the mindset to lead by example each and everyday..

The audience will leave with:
• Empowerment that they can achieve big goals
• Inspiration to take action immediately towards that next level
• Having a vision that they can see and feel before they are even there
• The positive mindset and attitude needed each day to succeed no matter what happens in life

COURSE TYPE: CLASSROOM
EQUIPMENT NEEDED: NONE

Less Lethal Tactical Decision Making

A presentation on the tactics related to the use of less lethal on tactical operations.

COURSE TYPE: CLASSROOM
EQUIPMENT NEEDED: NONE

Lessons learned in Leadership and the Uncomfortable topics

In this course we dissect leadership down to its core and talk about what leadership should be doing to connect with the boots on the ground and how to be the leader that maximizes their impact. It’s a balance that can be tough to strike, but it can happen…

 Maintaining your INTEGRITY.

1. The importance of communication, specifically listening vs. talking and well received communication.
2. Emotional Intelligence. 
3. How to deal with detractors (toxic people) in your organization.
4. Book Smarts vs. Street Smarts.
5. Member value, (every single member in your organization has value, but the leader must tap into the member's value).
6. Discipline, Why & When.
7. Delegation and mentoring, (for organizational continuity).
8. Monitoring the mental health of your members, you must know the signs of distress in your members and must have access to an EAP for your members.
9. Social Media, pros and cons of leadership and technology. 
10. Acceptable workplace behavior, 1980 vs. 2023.
11. Self-Respect. 
12. Leadership Accountability.
13. Organizational Meetings.
14. The newly promoted leader, how to lead impartially and without ego.

COURSE TYPE: CLASSROOM
EQUIPMENT NEEDED: NONE

Live Fire Carbine: Movement Under Fire

 In the absence of cover, movement itself affords you protection.  Maneuver warfare has proven time and again that movement performed under correct distance and timing often leads to victory.  This class aims to create gunfighters that can proactively employ motion in a controlled, balanced and dynamic manner that pushes adversaries to exploitable errors.  Training topics include a Moving Manipulations, the Reactive Turn Series, the Reactive Step Series, Shooting-on-the-Move, the Traveling Movement Series, bilateral applications, Angle Drills, hybrid movements, Momentum Drills, and dynamic moving & shooting exercises.

Equipment Requirements:

Carbine
250-300 rounds of carbine ammo
4 carbine magazines & magazine carry system
Handgun
50 rounds of handgun ammo
2 handgun magazines
Belt-mounted holster and magazine pouch (Serpa holsters strictly prohibited)
Eye protection (sun & clear)
Tactical vest/armor (SAPI plates optional)
Duty uniform & kit
Sturdy broken-in boots
Soft ballcap/boonie hat
Rag/Towel/Headscarf (for sun & hot brass protection)
Tactical gloves
Note taking materials
Sunscreen
 

COURSE TYPE: PRACTICAL
EQUIPMENT NEEDED: SEE ABOVE LIST

Massive Hemorrhage, Airway, and Respiration Care for the First Responder

EQUIPMENT NEEDED:The students will not need to bring anything to the class except something to take notes on

Mission Command and Philosophy: How to achieve consistent solo response to an Active Shooter

Course will emphasize the importance of Agency Culture and decentralization of leadership.  It will outline agency environment and command influence on developing disciplined initiative and prudent risk taking, which are inherent qualities needed within an agency Officer Corps.  Attendees will be introduced to Active Shooter Doctrine, which includes Mission Command Philosophy, Tactical,  Operational, and Training Management Doctrines.  Finally, attendees will be introduced to the Active Shooter/Hostile Event Response Briefing, and how it can play a key role in an agency preperation and posturing for such an event.  

COURSE TYPE: CLASSROOM
EQUIPMENT NEEDED: NONE

O.C. Instructor Certification

This one-day (8-hour) Instructor level certification program focuses on the deploying, handling and documenting the use of chemical aerosols. This course will address:

    Medical issues and legal liability
    Ways for the instructor to develop in the use and training of aerosol tactics
    How to protect your department from costly litigation issues that could arise from the use of aerosol projectors
    Proper deployment techniques
    The complete arsenal of available aerosols and situational requirement
    Recommended contamination drills
    Decontamination
    Properly reporting force and tactics for aerosol projectors

Certified instructors receive an instructor manual and student PowerPoint to use when teaching end user classes. This certification is valid for three calendar years from successfully completing this course.

Topics covered include:

    Oleoresin Capsicum Formulations / Carriers
    Projectors / Propellants / Delivery Systems
    Effectiveness / Safety / Liability Factors
    Criteria for Selection
    Sample Policy and Procedures
    Officer Survival Techniques
    Decontamination / First Aid - New SABRE Decon will be used!
    Operational Guidelines / Practical Exercises
    Instructor Development
    Inter-graded Use of Force Options
    Deployment Methods
    Tactics for Surviving an OC Attack
    Contamination Exercises*

COURSE TYPE: CLASSROOM & PRACTICAL
EQUIPMENT NEEDED: Complete duty gear with handcuffs & key, baton & carrier, holster (NO Live Firearm) Training Firearms provided, Change of clothes, towel & safety glasses (recommended)

Officer Rescue

-Recognizing and processing an officer rescue situation
-Utilizing department resources, tools, equipment and outside agency resources
-What influences decision making
-The critical elements to a rapid scene assessment
-The importance of team movements and the use of distractions
-The role of EMS within law enforcement

COURSE TYPE: CLASSROOM
EQUIPMENT NEEDED: NONE

Scenario Instructor Certification (Simunition)

Committed to the safety of students using their products and system, Simunition® has developed, along with FX® Marking Cartridges, a complete line of protective equipment and conversion kits. Our concern for safety has led us to include instructor-level training in the safe and effective staging of reality-based training using FX® technologies. The training also includes instructor updates and recertification.

This informative, two-day course is designed to provide students with substantial hands-on experience with Simunition® FX® training ammunition technology, weapons conversion kits, and the Simunition® line of protective equipment. Additionally, this course will provide in-depth, hands-on instruction in scenario-based training program development and training methodology, and will give critical practical experience to students on the best use of Simunition® training products in a highly effective, realistic, extremely safe training program.

Subjects covered in the course will include:

• Simunition® SecuriBlank® Cartridges
• Simunition® FX® Marking Cartridges
• Simunition® Conversion Kits
• Simunition® FX® Protective Equipment

Scenario-based training program development, management and implementation: Instructor Development; Safety considerations; Program components; Training objectives; Personnel requirements; Facility requirements; Equipment requirements; Scenario execution; De-briefing techniques.

COURSE TYPE: CLASSROOM, PRACTICAL
EQUIPMENT NEEDED:  UTILITY CLOTHING FOR FORCE ON FORCE AND AN EMPTY HOLSTER (DAY 2)

Shotgun Breaching Operator Course

This course is designed for those officers with a desire to learn new breaching techniques. Students will learn:

• Deploying a breaching program
• Department policies and pre-planning
• Deployment procedures
• Identifying door construction
• Team member positioning
• Post documentation and legal aspects
  

COURSE TYPE: CLASSROOM, PRACTICAL
EQUIPMENT NEEDED:  Breaching Shotgun (if available), Eye protection, hearing protection, gloves.

Sniper: Moving Target Engagements

We will discuss proper methods and techniques for moving target leads and engagements with practical application on the range.

COURSE TYPE: PRACTICAL
EQUIPMENT NEEDED: Sniper Rifle, 100 Rounds of ammo, gear typically brought on deployment

Sniper: Sniper Incident Debriefs and Post Incident Analysis 

COURSE TYPE: CLASSROOM
EQUIPMENT NEEDED: NONE

Sniper: Hiding in Plain Sight—The Art of Camouflage and Concealment

COURSE TYPE: PRACTICAL
EQUIPMENT NEEDED:TBA

Solo Officer Response Techniques to an Active Shooter

Course will introduce and familiarize attendees with initial Solo officer mission duties in an active shooter event and the techniques to negotiate all terrain they may encounter uniquely as a solo responding officer.  This will also include linkup operations with follow-on forces.  Attendees will receive a free subsrcription for one year, that includes the techniques taught in the solo officer course and for all collective tasks in a squad and team response.   The Video Training Library consists of 29 videos with unlimited views for one year.  

COURSE TYPE: PRACTICAL
EQUIPMENT NEEDED: Duty belt, Side arm, Patrol Rifle, Duty soft armor

Structure Clearing Tactics

This course will expose the end-user to proven methods for safely clearing structures while mitigating risk. Topics covered will include the structure traits and dynamics, door management, methods of entry, subject management, contingency preparations, action on contact. This class will focus on 2 man movement.

This course is an overview of basic clearing strategies and is not meant to supplant the full training course.

COURSE TYPE: PRACTICAL
EQUIPMENT NEEDED: BLUE GUN (HANDGUN/RIFLE) - IF AVAILABLE

Surviving Deadly Encounters

This class will provide:

- Fundamental traits of good leadership for officers in the field and how to apply them during a critical incident.

-How to prepare yourself for a deadly encounter, both mentally and physically.

- Conditioning your brain to manage high stress situations.

- The post effects of being in an officer involved shooting.

- Recognize, understand and address some of the physical, mental, and emotional stresses that occur after an officer involved shooting, or other critical incidents.

- Understand how an agency can reduce the stresses incurred by the officers department, and community in the aftermath of a police action shooting.

- Understand the benefits of implementing organizational strategies for educating and maintaining healthy employees in the aftermath of a critical incident.

Kyle Shoberg will also be debriefing in detail the officer involved shootings he was directly involved in.

COURSE TYPE: CLASSROOM
EQUIPMENT NEEDED: NONE

Tactical Combat Casualty Care

TCCC class, which was originally designed for military personnel, has now been an advanced training platform for today's first responders in handling emergency situations. This course contains lectures and hands-on skill station scenarios, by trained certified instructors, designed to expose the student to a variety of different emergency situations and confidently provide appropriate care.  The goal however remains the same..

Treat the Casualty
Prevent additional casualties
Complete the task at hand.

Topics of Discussion

• Care under-fire Concepts
• Equipment Checklist for first responders
• Bleeding & Tourniquets  
• Burns
• C-spine injuries and Movement of an aided

Tactical Field Care Concepts

• Bleeding and QuikClot
• Airway trauma and treatments
• Chest trauma and treatments
• Fluid Resuscitation
• Hypothermia
• Fractures and splinting
• Medication considerations for tactical paramedics/physicians

Tactical Evacuation Care

• Evacuation categories
• Evacuation considerations

In law enforcement, we are the first responders especially in hostel environments and tactical situations. This course will properly prepare you to appropriately act and react in a tactical environment that may save the life of someone else or your own.

The TCCC class offers 16 Continuing Medical Education credits for any certified EMT or Paramedic and is recognized by National Association of Emergency Medical Technicians, however this class does not require certifications and is available to all law enforcement. At the completion of this course, each student will receive a TCCC certification by NAEMT

COURSE TYPE: CLASSROOM
EQUIPMENT NEEDED: NONE

Tactical Handgun

The course is a purpose driven block that will look at fundamentals as well as what makes us a superior gun fighter. This fast paced block is sure to increase the participants survivability. 

COURSE TYPE: PRACTICAL
EQUIPMENT NEEDED: Eye pro, ear pro, vest, duty rig, handgun, 300 rounds of ammo, 4 DUMMY rounds

Tactical Team Leader Development Course

This class will discuss team leader survival, the tactical decision making process, discuss a SWAT officer evaluation tool and its uses, then conclude with a review of incident debriefs related to less lethal resolution options, barricade operations, warrant service and hostage rescue.

COURSE TYPE: CLASSROOM
EQUIPMENT NEEDED: NONE

Tactical Team Tactics

This course is an overview of how to take subjects into custody in a team setting utilizing "cover and contact" concepts and some sop considerations.

COURSE TYPE: PRACTICAL
EQUIPMENT NEEDED: DUTY BELT, TRAINING HANDGUN

Tactical Threat Recognition (The Six Layer Concept)

Human Terrain Mapping & Behavior Pattern Recognition 4-hr Workshop HTMBPR is designed for the 21st Century Law Enforcement Professional. It focuses on advanced critical thinking using an understanding of human behavior patterns to articulate and defend decisions made by the officer in the course of their duties. It is designed to empower the law enforcement officer and limit department/organization liability while simultaneously building community rapport and engagement. This purpose of this workshop is to give insight into what the HTMBPR program is and how it can be applied.

COURSE TYPE: CLASSROOM
EQUIPMENT NEEDED: NONE

Vehicle Extractions

This course is an overview of how to take subjects into custody in a team setting utilizing "cover and contact" concepts and some sop considerations.

COURSE TYPE: PRACTICAL
EQUIPMENT NEEDED: NONE

Warrant Planning & Preparation

This in depth high risk warrant service course, with modern day liability considerations, will enhance your team’s ability to properly evaluate, plan, and safely execute your missions. The class will cover pre-raid scouting missions, proper target identification, execution options, warrant service planning, risk mitigation, supervisor approval process and post service responsibilities & documentation. 

COURSE TYPE: CLASSROOM
EQUIPMENT NEEDED: NONE

Warrant Planning & Preparation w/ Table Top Exercises

This in depth high risk warrant service course, with modern day liability considerations, will enhance your team’s ability to properly evaluate, plan, and safely execute your missions. The class will cover pre-raid scouting missions, proper target identification, execution options, warrant service planning, risk mitigation, supervisor approval process and post service responsibilities & documentation. Table top exercises will re-enforce the concepts and principals presented in the class.

COURSE TYPE: CLASSROOM
EQUIPMENT NEEDED: NONE

Weapon Retention & Presentation from CQB

Attendee's will cover concepts on weapon retention from close hands on combative positions and how to transition to presentation of there weapon.  This course will cover how to: 1) when to present weapon 2) options on presentation in these situations. 

COURSE TYPE: PRACTICAL
EQUIPMENT NEEDED: BLUE GUN, DUTY RIG, COMFORTABLE CLOTHING