CQB Class Description:

The Solo CQB (210) is an intermediate 2-day class is designed to equip the average person for situations you may need to move ALONE through a structure, building or residence. In this intermediate tactical class students will learn both dynamic and deliberate entry methods with a heavy emphasis on deliberate with limited penetration. Students learn the tactical progressions and how to asses risk and the tactical imperative to the problems they are facing. Early tactics will cover firearm posture and flow, footwork, use of cover, door reading & management, limited penetration and dynamic versus deliberate clearances. Subjects include structural anatomy such doors, hallways, rooms, stairwells and how they are all connected. The main objective is to provide a series of Tactics, Techniques & Procedures (TTP) that when employed allow the individual to calculate the risk associated with each step they take or don’t take.

Basic CQB Gear List:

• Defensive pistol, 9mm only
• 50 rounds of frangible ammunition (available for purchase onsite)
• 3x magazines
• Range appropriate clothing; long pants, collared shirt and athletic shoes
• On the Waistband (OWB) or In the Waistband (IWB) holster
• Sturdy belt
• Eye & ear protection
• Water, snacks, sunscreen and appropriate inclement weather clothing
• Notebook with pen/pencil
• Open mind

Solo CQB Class Prerequisites:

Basic Pistol (101) equivalent or License to Carry (due to the recent increase in LTC applicants, if you have submitted and are waiting we will honor)

Registration fee does not include any associated range fees.

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The Concealed Carry Force-on-Force (402) is a 2-day advanced class designed to exposes you to a new level of stress inoculation for deadly force encounters. In this advanced concealed carry force on force class students will learn about the body’s reaction to high stress, steps you can take to mitigate the negative effects during a deadly force incident, as well post-shooting actions you need to consider. Students will be exposed to numerous common violent encounters designed to force split second decision making by interacting with a role player(s). Subjects include; legal jeopardy understanding, critical incident progressions, verbal/nonverbal cues and verbal agility. A major objective is the ability to detect and diffuse critical incidents before the escalate to deadly force. Supporting objectives include; improved positioning, surreptitious drawstroke, situational awareness and emotional/physical balance.

Basic Carry Gear:

• No LIVE WEAPONS of any kind are allowed at any time
• Appropriate clothing; long pants, long sleeve shirt and athletic shoes
• Heavy clothing, multiple layers and jacket are all highly recommended
• Gloves
• Groin protection
• Sturdy belt
• Drinks and snacks (for classroom only)
• Notebook with pen/pencil
• Open mind

Appropriate personal protection equipment will be provided.

Carry Force On Force Prerequisites:

Combative Pistol 1 or an equivalent course such as a License to Carry course.  Due to the recent increase in LTC applicants, if you have submitted your LTC application and are waiting for the license we will honor that.

Registration fee does not include any associated range fees.

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