Home Defense Level 1
Basic - Build a Practical Plan to Better Protect Your Home and Family
Duration: 3 hours classroom
Environment: In Person
$75.00
Fee
Nick Eckert
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There are no upcoming classes scheduled for this course.
Description
Home defense is about more than owning a firearm. A good plan considers your home, the people who live there, available security measures, emergency response, and the decisions you may have to make during a critical incident.
Home Defense Fundamentals is a classroom-based course designed to help individuals and families think through these considerations before an emergency happens.
Students will explore home security, legal considerations surrounding the use of force, defensive options, family communication, and other factors that should be considered when developing a home defense plan.
When time permits, students will also have the opportunity to work with the instructor to begin developing a plan based on their own home and family situation.
No firearms or previous firearms training are required.
Topics Covered
- Home security considerations
- Identifying potential vulnerabilities
- Layers of home protection
- Family and household planning
- Communication during an emergency
- Defensive tools and their considerations
- Firearms in the home
- Safe storage and accessibility considerations
- Legal considerations and use of force
- Emergency response considerations
- Developing a practical home defense plan
Expectations and Outcomes
Students will leave with a better understanding of the factors involved in home defense and a framework they can use to evaluate their own home, security measures, defensive options, and family response plan.
When time permits, students may also begin developing a home-specific plan with instructor guidance.
Types
Basic, USCCA Courses
Documentation Requirements
No special documentation is required.
Requirements
No previous training or experience is required. This is a classroom-based course.
Students who would like assistance developing a home-specific plan should come prepared to discuss their home's general layout, household members, and other factors relevant to their planning.