Tactical Anatomy & Ballistics Lab
Intermediate - Because Shot Placement Is Only Half the Story. Test Your Skills. Test Your Ammo. Learn What Matters.
Duration: 2 hours classroom. 5 hours range time.
Environment: In Person
$195.00
Fee
Andy Anderson
| Date | Availability | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Register Now | September 12 Saturday | 10 - 20 Students | 10:00 am - 5:00 pm | Andy Anderson |
Description
This isn’t a shooting class.
This is how bullets actually stop dangerous threats—taught by someone who sees what happens when they don’t.
Tactical Anatomy & Ballistics Lab is a one-day deep dive into real trauma medicine, wound ballistics, and practical gunfighting—focused on physiologic incapacitation and real-world shot placement.
No myths.
No internet nonsense.
Just anatomy, angles, and accountability.
If you’ve been saying “I need to take this class someday…”
Someday is now.
📅 September 12, 2026
6215 Townsend-Porterville Rd
Porterville MS 39352.
What you’ll get:
• Medically accurate, real-world instruction
• 3D anatomical target understanding
• Live-fire tied directly to anatomy
• Ballistics lab to see what your ammo actually does
• Training that changes how you think about every shot you take
Who this is for:
* Law enforcement
* Armed professionals
* Firearms instructors
* Serious civilians who want truth—not marketing
Maximum of 20 students.
This class fills fast.
👉 Register now before it sells out.
(Full refund only if cancelled 30 days prior.)
Train smarter.
Understand the human body.
Make your hits matter.
Topics Covered
- Physiologic vs psychological stops
- CNS disruption vs circulatory collapse
- Time to incapacitation—what really matters
- Critical vs non-critical structures
- Anatomy by body orientation (frontal, lateral, oblique)
- When “center mass” works—and when it doesn’t
- Shot placement based on what’s actually exposed
- What handgun rounds really do in the body
- Permanent vs temporary wound cavity
- Effects of clothing, and intermediate barriers
- Ammo performance—expectation vs reality
- Recognizing failure to stop
- Adapting shot placement in real time
- Movement, angles, and geometry in a gunfight
- Visual limitations under stress
- Live-fire tied directly to anatomy
- Gel testing of defensive ammunition
- Observe penetration, expansion, and consistency
- See what your carry ammo actually does
- Case studies from the ER and the street
- Common myths that get people hurt
- Medical and legal accountability of every round fired
Expectations and Outcomes
- A clear understanding of what actually stops a threat—and what doesn’t
- The ability to target critical anatomy from any angle
- Real-time decision-making when your first hits aren’t working
- A working knowledge of what your ammo actually does in the body
- The confidence to make accountable, effective hits under pressure
This isn’t theory.
It’s the difference between hoping it works… and knowing why it will.
Types
Intermediate, Concealed Carry Training, LEO / MIL / SEC Courses, Specialty Other
Documentation Requirements
The instructor requires a copy of your Government Issued ID once you register.
Requirements
- Preferred Carry Pistol
*For safety reasons, all variants of the SIG Sauer P320—including but not limited to the civilian P320 models and the military M17 and M18—are prohibited from this course. Students must bring an alternative firearm that meets class requirements - Holster – Inside the Waistband, Outside the Waistband, or Appendix Inside the Waistband (No Serpa Style Holsters, Shoulder Holsters, or Ankle Holsters)
- 3 Magazines
- Spare Magazine Carrier or Pocket Carrier
- Eye and Ear Protection
- Rugged Clothing and Hat
- Appropriate Belt – Gun Belt
- Appropriate Cover Garment – Optional. This course can be run with Open Carry or Concealed
- Rugged Shoes or Boots
- Notebook with Pen or Pencil
- Drinks to stay hydrated, snacks, and lunch. We are pretty far out for lunch runs so this is important.
- Chair to sit on during breaks
- Your self-defense/duty ammo to be tested in the ballistic gel
Range Fee: $25 to be paid the day of class
Course Overview:
This is an intensive one day course combining classroom instruction and live-fire training with:
- Dr. Andy Anderson
- Bolie Stokes
The course is rooted in the medically informed, three-dimensional, target-focused firearms training pioneered by Dr. James S. Williams and is designed to equip students with:
- A working understanding of tactical anatomy
- Short-range precision marksmanship
- A strong survival mindset
You can expect immersive lectures, real-world case studies, and a prop-rich live-fire block that bridge the gap between static range shooting and effectively stopping a determined violent threat.
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