Defensive Handgun (Tier III)

Description

This is the third course of the defensive handgun series.  In this course we deal with situations and conditions that aren’t “ideal.” Situations that aren’t 2-Dimensional: just draw, present, aim, and shoot. 

Hopefully, this course answers many of those “what if” questions.  This class is more about reaction and response than any particular shooting technique or style. 

This course offers an understanding of our 3-Dimensional approach to defense.

Topics Covered

-  Close Quarters Handgun Defense.
-  Clearing techniques (inside and outside).
-  Movement (stealth, move-shoot-move, shooting on the move).
-  Use of the environment.
-  Cover or concealed threats.
-  Multiple threats.
-  Weapon transition.  *
-  Weapon Retention.  *
-  ALTERNATIVE Force. *
-  Low light. *

Expectations and Outcomes

-  Understanding of 2-Dimensional and 3-Dimensional training.
-  Counter ambush techniques.
-  Multiple thrats.
-  Movement.
-  Alternative Force.
-  Low loight considerations.
-  Weapon transitions (handgun, long gun, knife).
-  Inftroduction to room clearing.

Types

Advanced, Intermediate, Combatives / Less Lethal, Concealed Carry License, Concealed Carry Training, Firearms / Gear Selection, In Home Defense Training, Scenario Based Training, Specialty Other

Documentation Requirements

-  Vaild I.D.

Requirements

** While it is NOT a requirement to have taken the prior Tiers, we will vet students interestes in this course to confirm your 
     skill set. **

-  Students to bring a handgun, two hundred (250) rounds of ammunition for the course. 

-  Belt or paddle holster, AND your preferred carry method holster if different.

-  Rifle or shotgun used in home defense and ten (10) rounds.  If you don’t have one, it can be supplied for th
   at an additional cost. *

- Your preferred flashlight.  If a weapon mounted light, please have a hand-held flashlight as well.

- Knife if you carry one.  If not, it will be provided. *

-  Eye and hearing protection, preferred gloves.

(NOTE:  “*” Marks equipment and topics that are optional in part or total for each student and NOT                                REQUIRED for successful course completion.)