Courses

Gun Law for Gun Owners Seminar

9:00 AM to 5:00 PM

530 Hampshire Road,

Westlake Village, CA 91361

Objective:  To educate and familiarize law-abiding gun owners with California’s existing and proposed firearms laws, arguably the most confusing and complicated gun laws in the nation.

Course Overview:  The law firm of Michel & Associates, P.C. is working with MV Tactical & Firearms Training, Inc. to present the “Gun Law for Gun Owners,” seminar.  This class will combine the expertise of attorney Matt Cubeiro (criminal defense and firearms regulation law attorney) and Police Sergeant Brian Fitzpatrick (Ret.). These combined teaching perspectives will create a unique learning experience for attendees. Admission for this one-of-a-kind class is $150.00.  Attendees will receive a copy of C.D. Michel’s book, California Gun Laws: A Guide to State and Federal Firearm Regulations 8th Edition, a $29.00 value.

For attorneys attending the class: CLE credit will be available for the firearm law portion, which makes up the first four hours, taught by Mr. Cubeiro. An additional fee of $100 dollars (for a total cost of $235.00) will be required for attorneys who want to receive four hours of CLE credit. Attorneys are not required to attend the rest of the course after the CLE portion to obtain the full four hours of CLE credit, although they are welcome to attend the entire day’s class. To register for CLE credit, please email Brian directly or call 310-720-2028. 

Topics Covered Include:

• Current and pending state and federal firearm laws—Many new bills in 2021
• Discussion of the practical applications of California’s confusing firearm laws
• How—as lawful gun owners—to react and behave when questioned by police
• Analysis of real life encounters with the police
• Laws governing legal uses of force and self-defense scenarios

Instructors: Attorney Matthew Cubeiro—practicing firearms law and criminal defense for the law firm of Michel & Associates, P.C., in Long Beach—Mr. Cubeiro’s primary practice areas include firearm regulatory compliance and litigation. He assists with local ordinance issues, legislative analysis, civil rights advocacy, and general civil litigation. One of Mr. Cubeiro’s primary responsibilities is tracking all ongoing firearm related litigation in the United States at both Federal and State Court levels, including over 300 ongoing cases nationwide. He serves as the attorney responsible for answering any firearm related questions California residents may have in navigating the complex California firearm regulatory environment.

Sgt. Brian Fitzpatrick (Ret.)—honorably retired police sergeant with thirty-four years as a member of a local Los Angeles County law enforcement agency—Sgt. Fitzpatrick holds instructor level certifications from the NRA LE Division and California POST.  He has participated in and investigated all levels of uses-of-force, and has consequently been involved in related litigation. Owner/Training Director of MV Tactical & Firearms Training, Inc., offering training in various defensive firearms and tactical disciplines.

INTERMEDIATE DEFENSIVE PISTOL

8:30 AM to 5:30 PM

MB Tactical Range Complex
6700 Holser Canyon Road, Piru, CA 93040

Objective: We’ve completely redesigned this course in 2024 with the goal of transforming entry to intermediate level students—including those who have taken concealed carry certification training—into higher level, performance orientated shooters.  Referencing the shooting metrics of accuracy, speed, and target size, and emphasizing the efficient use of grip, vision, and trigger manipulation, students will learn to handle their handguns seamlessly, eliminate non-purposeful movements, and to shoot faster and more accurately. Students will learn to efficiently present their pistols from the holster to get on target sooner, and to use the minimum amount of visual information necessary to make acceptable shots for a particular distance and time requirement.

Topics Covered Include:

• Firearms Safety
• Stance, supporting grip, trigger prep, and recoil management
• Holster presentation
• Confirming zero on optics and iron sights
• Deliberate and hasty shooting (varying time requirements)
• Levels of target/sighting system confirmation for varying time/distance problems
• Efficient emergency slide-lock reloads—goal of time reduction
• Fun practical shooting drills concentrating on accuracy, speed, and target size

Required Equipment: A quality center fire semi-automatic pistol (rentals available), minimum three magazines, a quality holster made of rigid material that won’t collapse when you draw your gun (OWB, AIWB, or IWB—no Serpas), belt pouches for two extra magazines, sturdy belt (either covert/ccw or overt/duty rig), personal eye & hearing protection

Ammunition Required: 400 Rounds

Tuition: $350.00

ADVANCED DEFENSIVE PISTOL

9:00 AM to 5:00 PM

“A Place to Shoot”

33951 San Francisquito Canyon Road, Santa Clarita, CA 91390

www.aplacetoshoot.net

Objective: The next training progression for students who have completed Intermediate Defensive Pistol or an equivalent course. Students will refine their shooting accuracy, recoil control and speed, and further develop their tactical mindset. We’ll emphasize maximizing the use of cover, shooting on the move and engaging threats that present from different directions.

Instructors: Active-duty/retired law enforcement officers/trainers with extensive teaching experience in civilian and L.E. communities. We guarantee low student/instructor ratios (four-to-one maximum) to enhance safety, quality of instruction and individual attention.

Topics Covered Include:

• Firearms safety rules—on and off the range
• Marksmanship review, manipulation techniques and presentation from holster
• Reloading review—combat & tactical magazine exchange, supporting fire during reloads
• Immediate action drill review—failures to feed, fire, extract, and eject
• Transitions to supporting hand
• Turns to contact—contact right, left, and rear
• Cover awareness—maximizing cover advantage—varying shooting techniques/positions
• Shooting on the move—advancing, withdrawing, oblique movement
• Movement—negotiating a tactical environment, shoot and move

• Tactical decision making—shoot/don’t shoot scenarios, other tactical options

• Fun practical combat shooting drills incorporating the above listed techniques

Tuition: $295.00.

Required Ammo & Equipment: 400 rounds, a quality semi-automatic pistol, at least three magazines, strong side outside-waistband (OWB) holster (no Blackhawk Serpas), belt pouches for minimum of two mags, sturdy belt and personal eye/ear protection

Required Prerequisite Training: Intermediate Defensive Pistol or the equivalent

ADVANCED PISTOL II

SURVIVAL TACTICS for ARMED CIVILIANS

 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM

To be held at: “A Place to Shoot”

33951 San Francisquito Canyon Road, Santa Clarita, CA 91390

www.aplacetoshoot.net

Objective: To enhance students’ survivability during armed encounters. Our instructors draw upon their own experiences, and from historical examples, to prepare students to survive and prevail in lethal force situations despite unexpected tactical disadvantages. Course participants will develop the mindset and skills to adapt and overcome sudden problems and severe tactical impediments during life-and-death confrontations.

Instructors: Active-duty/retired law enforcement officers/trainers with extensive teaching experience in civilian and L.E. communities. We guarantee low student/instructor ratios (four-to-one maximum) to enhance safety, quality of instruction and individual attention.

Topics Covered Include:

• Firearms Safety Rules—On and off the range
• Reloading—Combat reload and tactical magazine exchange—Review
• Malfunction drills—Failures to feed, fire, extract, and eject—Review
• Turn to contact—Contact right, left, rear
• Cover awareness—Maximizing cover advantage—varying shooting techniques/positions
• Shooting on the move—Advancing, withdrawing, oblique movement
• Team concept—Two person (blocking, communication, supporting fire)
• Citizen/officer down rescue techniques
• Overcoming adverse situations—Disabled dominant hand/arm (draw, fire, reload, immediate action drills for malfunctions)
• Overcoming disadvantage positions—In car, ATM/street robbery, high-ground shooter

Tuition: $295.00.

Ammunition Required: 400 rounds

Required Prerequisite Training: Intermediate Defensive Pistol or equivalent

CARRYING A CONCEALED WEAPON

Required Training for California CCW Permit Applicants

Day One — 8:30 AM to 5:30 PM—in Thousand Oaks

Day Two — 8:30 AM to 5:30 PM—at “A Place to Shoot”

33951 San Francisquito Canyon Road, Santa Clarita, CA 91390

Directions: www.aplacetoshoot.net

Objective: Successful completion of this sixteen-hour course will fulfill the Ventura County or Los Angeles County Sheriff Department’s training requirements for concealed carry permit applicants. Graduates will receive a certifying document, verifying they have met all minimum standards.

Instructors: Active-duty/retired law enforcement officers/trainers with extensive teaching experience in civilian and L.E. communities. We guarantee low student/instructor ratios (four-to-one maximum) to enhance safety, quality of instruction and individual attention.

Topics Covered Include:

• Firearms safety rules—on and off the range
• Safe and lawful storage and transportation of firearms
• CCW permit holder responsibility, accountability, civil liability and decision making
• Exceptions, restrictions and exclusionary zones
• Use-of-force law, justifiable use of lethal force (VCSD Written Exam)
• Handgun choice, carry methods and holster selection
• Law enforcement contacts and post deployment actions
• Fundamentals of marksmanship—Review
• Draw/presentation/safely re-holster—dry-fire, live-fire, concealed, varying positions
• Reloading—combat reload and tactical magazine exchange
• Malfunction drills—failures to feed, fire, extract, and eject
• Dry-fire and live-fire practice—emphasis on accuracy and recoil control
• Engaging targets from varying distances and multiple targets

• Tactical decision making—shoot/don’t shoot scenarios, other tactical options
• Qualification—minimum standards testing with all firearms listed on permit

Tuition & Registration:  $650.00.

Required Prerequisite Training: Basic Defensive Pistol or equivalent

1911 SERIES PISTOL OPERATOR SCHOOL

9:00 AM to 5:00 PM

To be held at: “A Place to Shoot”

33951 San Francisquito Canyon Road, Santa Clarita, CA 91390

www.aplacetoshoot.net

Objective: This intensive sixteen-hour course will enhance students’ familiarity, reliability, operating proficiency and shooting skill with 1911 platform pistols. First introduced over a century ago, this ingenious John Browning design remains extremely popular today—in modern variant form—due to its outstanding ergonomics, ease of handling, trigger control, accuracy and overall shootability. The 1911 does, however, require a more sophisticated operator and greater attention to detail to insure dependable operation. This training is suitable for all 1911 owners, those considering buying one, those wanting to deploy a 1911 pistol for home or personal defense, and law enforcement officers transitioning to the 1911 as a duty weapon.

Topics Covered Include:

• The Cardinal Rules of Firearms Safety—their application on and off the range
• A brief history of the 1911 platform pistol and evolution to its modern variants
• Selecting the right 1911 pistol for you
• Field stripping, care, cleaning, inspection, trouble-shooting and maintenance
• Unique 1911 control features and safety mechanisms
• Carrying conditions and presentation from the holster (dry-fire and live-fire)
• 1911 specific live-fire drills
• Immediate action drills (failures to feed, fire, eject and extract)
• Support hand only operation and manipulation
• Operating the 1911 in a dynamic environment (simulated combat scenarios)

Ammunition Required: 500 Rounds

Required Equipment: A quality 1911 center-fire pistol (limited rentals available), minimum six magazines, strong side OWB holster (no Serpas), belt pouch for at least two magazines, sturdy belt, cleaning kit, eye and ear protection

Tuition: $590.00.

LOW LIGHT GUNFIGHTING TECHNIQUES

1:00 PM to 9:00 PM

 “A Place to Shoot”

33951 San Francisquito Canyon Road, Santa Clarita, CA 91390
www.aplacetoshoot.net

Objective:  To impart the necessary knowledge and skills to survive and prevail in an armed or violent encounter occurring in a low light environment.  Students will gain proficiency in in using hand-held and weapon mounted illumination tools and maximize their ability to read, interpret, and exploit varying ambient light conditions to achieve tactical advantage.  These skills translate directly to various self/home defense scenarios, making this training a must for CCW permit holders, LE officers, and civilians maintaining a firearm for defense of home and family.

Instructors:  Retired law enforcement officers/trainers with extensive teaching experience in civilian and L.E. communities.  Guaranteed low student/instructor ratios (three-to-one max)

Topics Covered Include:

• Low light theory and effect on vision
• Five primary flashlight applications
• Ten key principles of low-light tactics
• Five hand-held flashlight shooting techniques
• Weapon mounted tactical light considerations
• Maximizing advantage positions, cover, darkness as concealment, negotiating terrain
• Movement in darkness, Utilizing cover a with flashlight or weaponlight
• Tactical decision making

Prerequisite Training:  Basic pistol plus holster work or instructor approval

Required Equipment:  A quality center-fire, semi-auto pistol & extra magazines, strong side OWB holster, sturdy belt, mag pouches, a hand-held flashlight with momentary end-cap switch & extra batteries, hearing protection and clear eye protection, lunch/drinks

Optional: weapon mounted light and light bearing holster

Ammunition:  250 rounds

Tuition:  $330.00 (includes all student individual range use fees, private range/classroom rental and reserved parking)

PRACTICAL SHOTGUN

Basic Shotgun Operation

9:00 AM to 5:00 PM

“A Place to Shoot”

33951 San Francisquito Canyon Road, Santa Clarita, CA 91390

Objective:  Students will gain proficiency with and learn to properly set-up, manage and operate various types of sporting or tactical shotguns in common civilian use.

Instructors:  Police Sergeant Brian Fitzpatrick (Ret.) — Law enforcement shotgun instructor.  We guarantee low student/instructor ratios (4-to-1) to insure safety, quality training and individual attention.

Topics Covered Include:

• Firearms Safety Rules — on and off the range
• Overview of various action types and fire-control systems
• California legal issues, safe and lawful storage and transportation
• Shotgun set-up, zeroing for slugs and ballistics (optical and iron sighting systems)
• Sling installation, adjustment and techniques
• Fundamentals of shotgun marksmanship
• Shotgun nomenclature, cycles of operation and manipulation
• Loading and unloading, making safe, cleaning and maintenance
• Selection and application of various ammunition types
• Buckshot zone patterning
• Ready conditions for home defense deployment
• Shooting positions

Prerequisite Training:  None

Required Equipment:  Any sporting or defensive shotgun, two point adjustable sling, personal eye & ear protection, lunch/snacks/drinks

Ammunition:  60 rounds of 00 or #4 buckshot, 25 rounds of bird shot or small game loads, 20 rifled slugs

Tuition:  $295.00.  “A Place to Shoot” also charges a $17.00 daily fee per shooter at check-in station (cash or check only).

Registration: Register online at www.mvtactical-firearmstraining.com or call 310-720-2028

FIGHTING SHOTGUN/PISTOL

Sixteen-Hour Tactical Course

“A Place to Shoot”

33951 San Francisquito Canyon Road, Santa Clarita, CA 91390

Objective: To enhance our students’ knowledge and proficiency with the tactical shotgun as a personal protection and home defense platform. This course will emphasize utilization of the shotgun in conjunction with the student’s sidearm in a two-gun package, to maximize defensive use-of-force options over a broad range of possible tactical scenarios. Students will gain confidence and proficiency, learning combat proven shooting and manipulation techniques.

Instructors: Retired law enforcement officers/trainers with extensive teaching experience in civilian and L.E. communities. Guaranteed low student/instructor ratios (four-to-one max).

Topics Covered Include:

• Firearms Safety Rules—on and off the range
• Safe/legal storage and transportation
• Shotgun nomenclature, cycle of operation, manipulation, sighting systems
• Operating system—pump action versus semi-automatic
• Shotgun ready conditions (vehicle, home, gun-safe)
• Sling selection and techniques, fundamentals of shotgun marksmanship
• Administrative loading and unloading, combat and standard reloads, malfunction drills
• Ammunition selection and shot patterns, determining maximum effective range
• Transitioning to handgun (including review of presentation from holster)
• Movement—turns to contact, shoot/reload on the move
• Maximizing cover advantage, negotiating terrain features, shooting positions

• Tactical decision making—shoot/don’t shoot, combat load slug, transition to pistol
• Simulated combat scenarios (home invasion and active shooter)

Prerequisite Training: Intermediate Pistol, equivalent course or MV Tactical approval

Required Equipment: A quality defensive shotgun with sling (recommended: a two-point, rapid adjusting sling, such as “Blue Force Gear” or “Viking Tactics”)

Ammunition: 150 rounds “00” or #4 buckshot (non-magnum), 50 rifled slugs, 400 pistol

Tuition: $590.00. (“APTS” also charges $17.00 daily fee per shooter at check-in station.)

SHOOTING ON THE MOVE—ENGAGING TARGETS DURING TACTICAL MOVEMENT

9:00 AM to 5:00 PM

“A Place to Shoot”

33951 San Francisquito Canyon Road, Santa Clarita, CA 91390

www.aplacetoshoot.net

Objective: To improve shooters’ ability to consistently hit threats while moving. Students will significantly increase their ability to accurately engage targets while they fight their way forward, to the rear, and obliquely. Moving off-line and continuous movement toward cover will greatly enhance your survivability in an armed encounter. Many of our courses include some movement while shooting but this class is specifically dedicated to developing this tactical skill.

Instructors: Active-duty/retired law enforcement officers/trainers with extensive teaching experience in civilian and L.E. communities. We guarantee low student/instructor ratios (four-to-one maximum) to enhance safety, quality of instruction and individual attention.

Topics Covered Include:

• Firearms safety rules—on and off the range
• Marksmanship, manipulation techniques and presentation from holster (review)
• Extensive shooting on the move practice—advancing, withdrawing & oblique movement
• Reloading while moving—combat & tactical magazine exchange
• Reloading/providing supporting fire for partner while moving
• Immediate action procedures while moving—failures to feed, fire, extract, and eject
• Transitions to supporting hand while moving
• Turns to contact—contact right, left, and rear
• Cover awareness—minimizing exposure time/distance while moving to distant cover

• Tactical decision making—shoot/don’t shoot scenarios while moving

• Fun practical combat shooting drills incorporating the above listed techniques

Tuition & Registration: $295.00.

Required Ammo & Equipment: 400 rounds, a quality semi-automatic pistol with at least five magazines, strong side OWB holster & magazine pouches for at least two mags, sturdy belt

Required Prerequisite Training: Intermediate Defensive Pistol or the equivalent

BUILDING SEARCH & ROOM CLEARING METHODS

9:00 AM to 5:00 PM

Trigger Burst Training Center

3537 Old Conejo Road

Newbury Park, CA  91320

Objective: To introduce interested law-abiding civilians to the basic knowledge and skills that law enforcement personnel employ to clear rooms and search structures. Useful for home defense, however, armed clearing of your residence is always a last resort option after sheltering in place in designated rally point/strong room & dialing 9-1-1. Discussion and practical scenarios will include escape and evasion techniques, which unarmed or armed citizens can use to survive an encounter inside of a building, involving a strategic level terror attack or domestic active shooter(s). Students will learn safety protocols designed to prevent becoming an inadvertent casualty resulting from responding police officers misidentifying them as suspects or misinterpreting their actions as consistent with criminal activity. Utilizing inert, plastic training replica firearms, students will learn safe gun handling skills relative to movement through, and armed engagements within various types of buildings.

Instructor: Police Sergeant Brian Fitzpatrick (Ret.) — California P.O.S.T. certified Active Shooter Response instructor and K-9 handler/supervisor — wrote his agency’s standardized building search/room clearing protocol and subsequently trained department personnel in these techniques. Guaranteed low student/instructor ratios for safety, quality & individual attention.

Topics Covered Include:

• Firearms Safety Rules—applicable to any environment
• Standardized protocols & tactical “rules” for clearing buildings (also exceptions to rules)
• L.E. number system to communicate locations—exterior walls, windows, doors & floors
• Use of observable architectural and terrain features to “read” a building/room
• Navigation in unfamiliar buildings. Floorplan variations. Evacuation protocol.
• Movement through a tactical environment—solo and pairs, blocking techniques.
• Approaching, clearing or moving past doorways, hallway intersections & stairwells.
• Clearing unfamiliar rooms in varying lighting conditions (other low light considerations)

Required Equipment: Flashlight & extra batteries, lunch & drinks, note taking materials

Tuition: $295.00.

Prerequisite Training: None

LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICER HANDGUN TUNE-UP

0900 to 1700 Hours

“A Place to Shoot”

33951 San Francisquito Canyon Road, Santa Clarita, CA 91390

Directions: www.aplacetoshoot.net

Objective: An officer’s survival may come down to handgun familiarity, manipulation skill, and overall effectiveness. Shooting skills are highly perishable! This is especially true for law enforcement professionals; whose job requires them to maintain a higher level of proficiency than recreational shooters. Police officers are busy people. Life and work frequently get in the way of practice and training with their duty pistol, the basic tool of their trade, upon which their lives might depend. Compounding the problem, many agencies follow an administrative policy of training to a minimum performance standard (training everyone to the level of the least competent officer). Officers who rarely shoot outside of agency qualification (Qualification is not training!) are placing themselves at great risk. Recognizing that “when the time to perform has arrived the time to prepare has past,” this will rapidly improve your handgun proficiency and establish a culture of regular training.

Topics Covered Include:

• Firearms Safety, handgun marksmanship and manipulation, holster proficiency
• Developing your survival mindset
• One handed shooting (strong and support side)
• Retention and contact distance shooting
• Pushing beyond your maximum effective pistol range
• Tactical decision making — shoot/no shoot scenarios
• Turns to contact & off-line movement
• Linear movement—shooting/hitting threats while moving through a suspect’s cone-of-fire
• Cover/concealment/non-traditional shooting positions, decreasing exposure time in the kill zone
• Proper reloading (speed/combat and tactical magazine exchange)
• Immediate action/malfunction procedures (failures to feed, fire, extract and eject)

Required Equipment and Ammunition: 400 rounds, duty handgun/six magazines, back-up pistol/holster if applicable, duty gun belt and/or concealment OWB holster/mag pouch rig (for duty pistol), tactical flashlight with end-cap switch, personal eye/ear protection

Tuition: $295.00.

APPENDIX INSIDE WAISTBAND (AIWB) CARRY

SPECIALTY TRAINING COURSE

9:00 AM to 5:00 PM

“A Place to Shoot”

33951 San Francisquito Canyon Road, Santa Clarita, CA 91390

www.aplacetoshoot.net

Objective: To impart the knowledge and skills to safely, comfortably, efficiently, and
consistently carry a pistol in the appendix position (inside front waistband). The AIWB
carry method has seen a resurgence in popularity over the past decade as many
manufactures are now producing a new generation of holsters designated for this
manner of carry. AIWB carry offers the advantages of enhanced concealability,
retention, and speed but without proper training this carry style can result in an
increased risk of negligent discharge and potential injury. This two-day course will give
students a strong foundation of skills and repetitive practice—both dry-fire and live-
fire—necessary to achieve the best results for a lifestyle of AIWB concealed carry.
Instructor: Brian Fitzpatrick—Retired police sergeant and law enforcement/civilian
firearms instructor. Brian has carried AIWB for over thirty years while off-duty, working
undercover, and in retirement. He has published magazine articles on handgun holsters
and consulted with manufacturers, resulting in improvements to various AIWB holsters.

Topics Covered Include:

• Firearms Safety
• Overview—the evolution and current trends in IWB and AIWB holsters
• Holster selection, adjustments, ride height, cant, sweat guard height, Kydex vs.
  leather
• Indexing pistol grip, presentation and safe re-holstering
• Transitional grip vs. master grip (when each is appropriate)
• Concealment issues and printing mitigation
• Dry-fire repetitions and live-fire drills

Required Equipment: A center fire semi-automatic pistol, minimum three
magazines, a rigid (non-collapsing) AIWB or IWB holster (no Cross-Breed or Alien Gear
style hybrids), belt pouches for a minimum two extra mags, sturdy belt, eye & hearing
protection.

Ammunition Required: 300 rounds

Prerequisite Training: Intermediate Defensive Pistol or equivalent Tuition:
$295.00

Registration: Register online at www.mvtactical-firearmstraining.com or contact
Brian at 310-720-2028 ( brian@mvtactical-firearmstraining.com ).

INJURED SHOOTER/COMBAT MEDICINE LIVE-FIRE TRAINING

9:00 AM to 5:00 PM

“A Place to Shoot”

33951 San Francisquito Canyon Road, Santa Clarita, CA 91390

www.aplacetoshoot.net

Objective:  Students will apply knowledge and skills from earlier combat medical training  (Dark Angel Medical’s DART Seminar, TCCC, TECC, Stop-the-Bleed, or other combat medical education) while navigating a tactical environment, while under fire or under threat of deadly force. Through various drills and workshops, this course will emphasize safe gun handling and manipulation, accurate threat suppression, self-aid, assisting an injured partner, providing appropriate medical intervention for a wounded team/family member or others, and evacuating casualties from the kill zone.

Instructors:  1)  Ross Francis—Former US Navy Corpsman and military contractor in Iraq and Afghanistan, current nationally certified paramedic and Dark Angel Medical, LLC instructor.  2)  Brian Fitzpatrick—Retired police sergeant, CA POST Active Shooter Response Instructor, two-time Medal of Valor recipient.

Topics Covered Include:

• Firearms Safety—Safe firearms handling and manipulation in a tactical environment
• Marksmanship warm-up and review (shooting with dominant & other dominant hand)
• Partner concepts/blocking techniques
• Shooting while moving techniques
• Safely interfacing with first responders
• Use of cover and concealment
• Wounded operator—firearms Injury accommodation/threat suppression/self-treatment
• Wounded team member assist—Threat suppression/treatment & evacuation
• Remote Rescue and evacuation of a downed team member or civilian victim
• Mass casualty event considerations

Required Equipment:  A center fire semi-automatic pistol, minimum three magazines, strong side OWB holster (no Serpas), belt pouches for a minimum two extra mags, sturdy belt, eye & hearing protection. Medical training aids provided. You can train with your own kit (using our components).

Ammunition Required:  350 rounds

Prerequisite Training:  Intermediate Pistol plus DART, TCCC, TECC, STB or equivalent

Tuition: $295.00

Registration:  Register online at www.mvtactical-firearmstraining.com or contact Brian at 310-720-2028 (brian@mvtactical-firearmstraining.com).