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Course Overview

This is one of Warrior Poet Society’s most under-valued courses, as many think it’s only something for SWAT teams and military members. The reality is that every patrol officer answering a call, every civilian investigating a ‘bump in the night’, and really, every person who comes in harms way in or around any structure is engaging in room clearing. This is high-stakes chess and the unforgiving game of angles. Here, pistol / rifle skills graduate into something far more important: tactics. All military, law enforcement, and civilians are welcome to attend this 2 day course, pending legal possession of a firearm and US citizenship. Students will learn timeless tactical principles and combat-proven, deliberate clearing techniques, which will enable them to spot the threats much earlier and avoid getting ambushed.

Additional Information

This class is a mix between classroom time, drills, force-on-target, and force-on-force exercises. The course will review different types of clearing methods and display the various tactics that make them successful. For single-man clearing outside of an active shooter scenario, we will major on more deliberate clearing methods. This course does not have any live fire. You may run the course with your AR-15 / m4 carbine and one of our conversion kits, and/or a Glock 17 pistol (we will provide). Face masks will also be provided, as well as ammunition. You will need to bring other protective gear such as thicker clothing, neck protection, gloves, baseball cap, etc.

Who Can Attend?

• All U.S citizens ages 18 and up that are legally allowed to own/purchase/possess a firearm and who have completed an introductory firearm safety course. Minors are not permitted.

• You must have an intermediate/advanced level of training in pistol and/or rifle and be able to provide proof of training. You will be tied to whatever weapon system in which you have adequate training. If you are trained in both, you will be able to switch intermittently if you so choose.

What Do You Need?

• A quality semi-automatic AR / M4 / AK platform (Glock 17 force-on-force guns provided)

  • Equipped with a Rifle Sling and Red Dot. If you could, a weapon light is recommended.

• If you have a holster for Glock, bring it!

• At least 1 magazine holster

• Wrap around eye protection

• Water/snacks

• Clothing suitable for inclement weather

• Shemagh

• Sock hat

• Groin protection

• Combat Knee Pads

• No ammunition required, as $100 worth of training ammunition per student will be provided

Closed enrollment CQB course for FNP, France.

SWAT Basic is just one step in the much larger process of becoming a trained member on the team. One week of foundational skills that prepare you to become operational and further training once you rejoin your team. We understand that becoming proficient takes time, so we prioritize teaching the most crucial and technically demanding aspects of the job during the training week.

This course is a combination of Tactical Rifle 1, CQB 1, TacMed 1 which covers:

• Tactical Firearms (8 hours)

  • This is a full day of advanced marksmanship and dynamic training to prepare students to enter the CQB environment.

• Mechanical Breaching Procedures (4 hours)

  • Arguably the most critical phase of every SWAT operation - the ability to safely and effectively breach into the structure. 

• Intro to Tac-Med (4 hours)

  • The essentials every SWAT officer must know to save their teammates life when seconds count.

• CQB Fundamentals (24 Hours)

• Learning the most recent, relevant and effective close quarters tactics in the country.

Officer requirements: Open to full time or reserve law enforcement officers, correction officers and active military security/LE. You do NOT have to be assigned to a team to attend.

Required items:

• Body armor (Hard or Soft)

• Ballistic/Bump helmet

• Gun belt with holster

• Handgun with three magazines

• AR/M4/M16 rifle with sling and three magazines

• Eye protection

• Hearing protection

• Gas Mask/Paintball mask

• Force on Force PPE

• 250 rounds of commercially produced handgun ammunition

• 1000 rounds of commercially produced rifle ammunition

• NLTA (Sims/UTM/FX) converted rifle, NLTA converted handgun

• 500 rounds of 5.56 NLTA

• 100 rounds of 9mm NLTA

*ILEA, MCOLES

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 Weaponized Geometry is single man building tactics course. Building Tactics is more than just running around a structure with a gun. In this class, we will cover the basics to building tactics, using geometry to your advantage, and the intricacies of working alone. This class will not be team based. It is solo clearance and skills that would also work in a team setting. All the shooting will be done with UTM Pistol non-lethal training munitions (Provided).    2020 After Action Report by Pew Pew Solutions:  https://pewpewsolutions.com/weaponized-geometry-with-kinetic-consulting-june-2020/     This is a Non-lethal munition based course using UTM marking rounds (Provided). NO LIVE AMMUNITION WILL BE USED  (2 days, 18-20 hour class)     Day 1 will be concepts, techniques, and tactics  Day 2 we will apply skills learned on day 1 with force on force NLTA     Times: Class begins at 0800 until 1800     Who can attend?  Anyone who has safe firearm handling skills.     UTM Pistol and ammo are included in the tuition for the course     Required Equipment Day 1:  Eye protection (clear lens range glasses)  Notebook and writing utensil  Water     Required Equipment Day 2:  Eye protection (clear lens range glasses)  Notebook and writing utencil  Long sleeves  Long pants  Gloves (thin is better than thick to not impede the cycling of the firearm)  Neck protection (Shemagh, neck protector)  Cup/Groin protection  Your perferred magazine pouch or you are welcome to use your pocket.  Water     Additional but not required equipment for both days:  Weapon mounted light (with the Universal mounting solution)  Snacks/Lunch  Rain gear and sunscreen (depending on weather/location)     After payment, your slot is guaranteed in class.

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This is the flagship class. We work on fundamental USPSA skills and apply them in a stage environment. We shoot a mix of drills and stages.

We also work on hitting small targets, moving around through stages, and breaking down stages. Don’t let the “Fundamentals” in the title for this class mislead you. This isn’t a class for new shooters. This is geared towards people that already shoot USPSA, understand scoring and safety rules, and want to improve.

Students should leave class with an idea about how to dry practice more efficiently and how to improve the foundation skills for USPSA.

Student Pre-Requisites: This is NOT a beginner course, this is specifically designed for shooters that want to begin competition shooting.

Recommended equipment: Weather appropriate attire, sunscreen, portable chair, range gear, no open toed shoes, food, hydration.

Required equipment: Clear eye protection meeting ANSI Z87.1, hearing protection, USPSA gear (holster, mag pouch, etc) match loadout, appendix and duty rigs are allowed, expect to shoot just over 1000 rounds of ammunition, you can shoot less if you only bring 1000 rounds. 5 magazines on your person.

***Price includes Range Fees***

Refund Policy

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SWAT Basic is just one step in the much larger process of becoming a trained member on the team. One week of foundational skills that prepare you to become operational and further training once you rejoin your team. We understand that becoming proficient takes time, so we prioritize teaching the most crucial and technically demanding aspects of the job during the training week.

This course is a combination of Tactical Rifle 1, CQB 1, TacMed 1 which covers:

• Tactical Firearms (8 hours)

  • This is a full day of advanced marksmanship and dynamic training to prepare students to enter the CQB environment.

• Mechanical Breaching Procedures (4 hours)

  • Arguably the most critical phase of every SWAT operation - the ability to safely and effectively breach into the structure. 

• Intro to Tac-Med (4 hours)

  • The essentials every SWAT officer must know to save their teammates life when seconds count.

• CQB Fundamentals (24 Hours)

• Learning the most recent, relevant and effective close quarters tactics in the country.

Officer requirements: Open to full time or reserve law enforcement officers, correction officers and active military security/LE. You do NOT have to be assigned to a team to attend.

Required items:

• Body armor (Hard or Soft)

• Ballistic/Bump helmet

• Gun belt with holster

• Handgun with three magazines

• AR/M4/M16 rifle with sling and three magazines

• Eye protection

• Hearing protection

• Gas Mask/Paintball mask

• Force on Force PPE

• 250 rounds of commercially produced handgun ammunition

• 1000 rounds of commercially produced rifle ammunition

• NLTA (Sims/UTM/FX) converted rifle, NLTA converted handgun

• 500 rounds of 5.56 NLTA

• 100 rounds of 9mm NLTA

To generate an invoice, please enter "invoice" in the coupon field, make sure we have an agency email address in the notes at checkout. If you are self sponsoring (paying out of pocket) then contact us for a discount. Course T-Shirt is included in the price.

Refund Policy

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Low light opposed is our three day program that was created to combine our low light applications courses with reality based training with non-lethal training ammunition. Low light opposed focuses on how to effectively work in a low light environment while understanding the primary flashlight applications, techniques, and search methods on the carbine & handgun platform.

Our goal is to aid in building confidence during low light structure work and help reduce the "lag time" during common issues found in structure procedures. This course will help to create a better understanding of reduced personnel patrol structure mechanics (2-3 man) and close quarter battle procedures combined with Reality Based Training (RBT) and Non-Lethal Training Ammunition (NLTA) and Non-Lethal Weapons.

Students will be introduced to CQB workshops, force on target, light force and finally force on force. Low light opposed will validate techniques & applications through force on target than evolving to force on force. Come prepared mentally & physically.

INDIVIDUAL EQUIPMENT LIST

• Approximately at least 400 rounds of handgun and 400 rounds of carbine ammunition 

• NLTA Handgun & Carbine conversion including at least 200 rounds of handgun and carbine NLTA ammunition (limited supplies will be available & provided). Any marking system is acceptable.

• Sturdy Holster w/ Belt 

• Magazine pouches

• Handheld light (mandatory) Weapon light (optional, but recommended)

• Spare batteries for light systems

• 2 glow sticks

• Ear and eye protection (clear eye protection for low light)

• Weapon lubrication/cleaning kit

• Comfortable clothing used for strenuous activity (Pants only)

• Food and Beverage (highly recommended)

• Note taking material (optional)

• Personal IFAK for injured shooter work

• Proper protective equipment for RBT headgear, neck and groin protection

TWO DAY FORMAT - NLTA (SIMMS, UTM) ONLY​

• Same equipment as above minus LIVE AMMUNITION - NO LIVE FIRE

• ​NLTA Handgun & Carbine conversion including at least 200 rounds of handgun and carbine NLTA ammunition. You can shoot as much or as little as you like.

• If you have your own system please bring it including ammunition - any marking system is acceptable. 

• Marking systems and ammunition will be available for those who do not have NLTA.

COURSE PREREQUISITES

• U.S. Citizen.

• Able to legally carry a firearm.

• Able to demonstrate and employ safe weapons handling during courses of fire.

• Previous intermediate to advanced firearms training to include courses of fire where movement, barricades, working around others, communicating and adverse shooting positions were addressed.

***LE/GOV/MIL ONLY***

MTAC’s CQB Instructor Development is the first of 3 courses focusing on the fundamentals and principles of CQB. The course focuses on the foundational building blocks of CQB, specifically the actions of a 4-man assault team to clear a multi-room single story structure as well as the administrative knowledge to safely execute CQB training as a team.

Fundamentals Covered:

·      Roles & Responsibilities of a 4-Man Assault Element
·      Entry Techniques
·      Corner-Fed Rooms
·      Center-Fed Rooms
·      Closed Doors
·      Open Doors
·      Deadspace
·      Opposing Threats
·      Hallways
·      Intersections
·      Priorities of Work
·      Decision Making
·      Verbal & Non-verbal Communication
·      Developmental Training Plans
·      Shoothouse Setup & Target Zoning

Student Requirements: Active LE/GOV/MIL
Required equipment: Clear eye protection meeting ANSI Z87.1, belt, pants with pockets, no open toed shoes, snacks, hydration, and a positive attitude. Note taking materials, NLTA (Sims/UTM/FX) converted rifle, NLTA converted handgun, full kit, minimum 3 rifle magazines, minimum 2 handgun magazines. 900 rounds of 5.56 NLTA, 250 rounds of 9mm NLTA. UTM Glocks and Rifle conversions are available to attendees.
Eye protection is available for purchase in our pro shop.

Refund Policy

Agencies use code “INVOICE” at checkout to be billed.

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***LE/GOV/MIL ONLY***

MTAC’s CQB Instructor Development is the first of 3 courses focusing on the fundamentals and principles of CQB. The course focuses on the foundational building blocks of CQB, specifically the actions of a 4-man assault team to clear a multi-room single story structure as well as the administrative knowledge to safely execute CQB training as a team.

Fundamentals Covered:

·      Roles & Responsibilities of a 4-Man Assault Element
·      Entry Techniques
·      Corner-Fed Rooms
·      Center-Fed Rooms
·      Closed Doors
·      Open Doors
·      Deadspace
·      Opposing Threats
·      Hallways
·      Intersections
·      Priorities of Work
·      Decision Making
·      Verbal & Non-verbal Communication
·      Developmental Training Plans
·      Shoothouse Setup & Target Zoning

Student Requirements: Active LE/GOV/MIL
Required equipment: Clear eye protection meeting ANSI Z87.1, belt, pants with pockets, no open toed shoes, snacks, hydration, and a positive attitude. Note taking materials, NLTA (Sims/UTM/FX) converted rifle, NLTA converted handgun, full kit, minimum 3 rifle magazines, minimum 2 handgun magazines. 900 rounds of 5.56 NLTA, 250 rounds of 9mm NLTA. UTM Glocks and Rifle conversions are available to attendees.
Eye protection is available for purchase in our pro shop.

Refund Policy

Agencies use code “INVOICE” at checkout to be billed.

Lodging

Learn CQB from a current Special Forces and SWAT Instructors!

Fighting inside structures is not an easy problem set to negotiate, as a matter of fact, the tactics are some of the most argued and most trained around the world. From the moment the class begins, the Interior Conflict Course within the Tier 1 series immediately introduces the student to close quarter combat and structural navigation. This is not home defense on steroids, this is a comprehensive program designed to provide students with elite level training derived from that used in Special Forces.

This course will cover:

• Doors

• Corners

• Hallways

• Intersections

• Angles

• Navigation

• Navigation With Others

• Priorities

• Decision Making

• Communication

This course will start at 0900 and go until the standard is met.

Student Recommendation: Please know how to manipulate your safety, load and unload your rifle and put it into action.

Required equipment: Clear eye protection meeting ANSI Z87.1, belt, pants with pockets, no open toed shoes, snacks, hydration, and a positive attitude. Note taking materials, AR-15 with sling (converted to shoot Mantis X Blackbeard). In lieu of purchasing NLTA ammunition, a Mantis X Blackbeard Red Laser will be required to purchase (at a deep discount) day of class if you don’t already own one. This class is no longer force on force thanks to the ATF.

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The Tactical Breacher Instructor the students will have a solid, foundational understanding of the of the history, concepts, principles and current applications for conducting mechanical & shotgun breaching techniques.

Instructional Objectives:

At the end of this course of instruction, the student will:

1. Be able to illustrate the historical basis of structural breaching.
2. Be able to conduct standard breaching with handheld tools or shotgun.
3. Be able to breach multiple types of commercial and residential doors.
4. Be able to access and choose the correct tools for breaching applications.
5. Be able to conduct a target site POE reconnaissance if applicable.
6. Be able to complete a hasty POE target site plan of action.
7. Be able to teach all concepts and techniques to students.

DAY 1
BLOCK A.
Storage, Selection and Maintenance of Breaching Equipment
1. Storage Locations
2. Pre Deployment
3. Slings and Non Conductive/Flammable Materials

BLOCK B.
Field Applications with Manual Handheld Rams
1. Types of mechanical rams
2. Use of basic hand held ram
3. Identifying inward opening doors
4. Storage and maintenance
5. One man vs two man applications

BLOCK C.
Field Applications with Pry Tools and Halligan Bars
1. Types of pry bars
2. Basic use of pry bars & wedges
3. Identifying outward opening doors
4. Set pry and two man team concept
5. Solo operator application
6. Pad Lock, Chain and Cable Mitigation/Bolt Cutters
7. Glass Breaching & Window Punches
8. Pry Bar Dangers

DAY 2
BLOCK D.
Field Applications with Simple 10,000PSI Hydraulics
1. Special Jam Spreader Applications
2. Special Wedge Spreader Applications
3. Stealth Breaching
4. Lock Picks

BLOCK E.
Field Applications with Shotguns
1. Types of Shotguns
2. Carry TTP
3. Over/Under Penetration
4. Fire on Target Introduction
5. Wood vs Metal
6. Commercial vs Residential
7. Locks, Deadbolts, Hinges and other
8. Types of Ammunition

DAY 3

BLOCK F.
Instructional Teaching Concepts - Field Applications
1. Students Teach Day 1 Training Concepts
2. Lectures – Demonstrations – Oversight - Safety
3. Instructor Assessments and Testing (Observational Field Review)
4. Students Teach Day 2 Training Concepts
5. Lectures – Demonstrations – Oversight – Safety
6. Instructor Assessments and Testing (Observational Field Review)
7. Clean up and final thoughts.

STUDENT GEAR LIST:

Gloves
Long Sleeves
Full Pants
Groin Protection
Leather Boots
Bump or Ballistic Helmet
Ear Pro
Eye Pro
Protective Vest
Manual Breaching Tools
Pump Shotgun w/sling 12 Gauge Minimum
MIN 50 RDS of 2 3/4'' Bird-shot (No steel shot)
Note Pad
Folding Chair
Rain Gear

Refund Policy

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Course Description:

Mission planning. Students will learn how to assess, plan and execute missions in several locations. A class sergeant will be assigned to communicate and coordinate with the entire class prior to the course. A free workshop will be available the day prior to get the team on the same page in structural navigation, accuracy and movement.

Student Pre-Requisites:

Interior Conflict 2

Required equipment: Clear eye protection meeting ANSI Z87.1, belt, pants with pockets, snacks, hydration, a positive attitude, and no open toed shoes. Note taking materials, AR-15 with sling (will be converted to shoot UTM) kit with mag pouches, if you want to use a pistol, we have NLTA converted Glocks available and holsters. Ammunition requirement will be high, plan accordingly (available for purchase day of class), 9MM ammunition will be available for purchase as well. Long pants and shirts (Two layers of LOOSE clothing is recommended), Head, neck and face protection (no exposed skin), Gloves with back of the hand protection, Groin protection.

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SOLO is our deliberate & direct to threat structure problem solver course. It is intended for that single patrol officer who has limited resources available to him or is fighting against the clock due to an active killer. The program was designed to meet the needs of patrol officers or citizens looking to learn, improve & study solo response methods of patrol tactics and TTPs with a data driven & human behavior approach.

​Our goal is to aid in building confidence during solo structure work and help reduce the "lag time" during common issues found in structure procedures. This course will help to create a better understanding of reduced personnel patrol structure mechanics (1 man) and close quarter battle procedures combined with Reality Based Training (RBT) and Non-Lethal Training Ammunition (NLTA) and Non-Lethal Weapons.

​Students will be introduced to CQB workshops, force on target, light force and finally force on force. In order to provide reality based training with updated techniques and methods regarding solo structure dominance and close quarter battles. 

INDIVIDUAL EQUIPMENT LIST

• NO LIVE AMMO - THIS IS SIMMS, UTM ETC ONLY

• Full duty belt / tactical loadout / plain clothes (your normal work setup).

• 100-200 rounds of simunitions / Force on Force / UTM etc for each system - you can shoot as much or as little, ammo count is on you - (limited supplies are available and will be provided).

• If you have your own marking system bring it including ammo - airsoft is also acceptable.

• Corresponding marking system for above marking rounds (handgun and carbine) - Can be ran Handgun only also

• Force on force helmet, neck and groin protection (sports cup). Paintball mask will work.

• CAT or SOF T TQ on your person is mandatory an IFAK is recommended.

• Cleaning kit, gun lube and push rod

• Long sleeve shirt and gloves are mandatory. Knee pads and elbow pads are optional.

• Handheld flashlight(s), extra batteries and clear eye protection for low light work.

• Food & beverages

• Note taking material

COURSE PREREQUISITES

• U.S. Citizen.

• Able to legally carry a firearm.

• Able to demonstrate and employ safe weapons handling during courses of fire.

• Previous intermediate to advanced firearms training to include courses of fire where movement, barricades, working around others, communicating and adverse shooting positions were addressed.

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Building tactics is a 2 and more person CQB course. Students should know how to safely manipulate and shoot their rifles in problem solving and decision making environments. This is not a beginner's class and can be difficult depending on you level. CQB experience is a plus, but not necessary. This class will cover many of the concepts, principals, and tactics associated with working in a team environment. All the shooting will be done with UTMs non-lethal training munitions.

(3 Day, 26-30 hour class)

This is a Non-lethal munition based course using UTM marking rounds. Your rifle will be converted to use UTMs. Conversion bolts and UTM ammunition is provided
NO LIVE AMMUNITION WILL BE USED

Required Equipment:
Clear Eye protection
AR-15 style rifle with a white light, and sling
No magazines are needed (we provide them)
Chest rig or plate carrier
1-2 mag pouches
Water
Spare Batteries
Personal Individual First aid kit (Gear to be used on you)
Marker
Notepad

 Additional but not required equipment:
Knee pads
Spare Firearm
Snacks/Food
Cleaning kit w/ oil
 After payment, your slot is guaranteed in class.

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MDFI ALUMNI ONLY
DESCRIPTION:

Class Flow: PHYSICALLY & MENTALLY INTENSE This is a Force-On-Force class. You may be put into situations where you are shot at by UTM (Ultimate Training Munition) projectiles while wearing issued safety gear (see: they hurt / sting).

We train and train and train for what will hopefully never happen. As we live and work to enjoy our life of liberty and freedom, there is always someone who is willing to try and take that from us. That being said, life is not all about worrying about all of the bad, but it does warrant the conscious thought that bad things can occur and that being as prepared as possible is far better than never readying ourselves.

MDFI’s The Human Element will put you, your training, your life experiences, the way you interact with others and your environment all to the test.

WHAT THIS CLASS IS:

The ultimate problem-solving class. There are no more paper targets. You and your actions will determine the outcome of this class. This is the class for the person who wants a litmus test of their place as a responsibly-armed citizen. You will test your use of verbal skills, intermediate force and lethal force skills, articulation and understanding of constitutional use of force. This class is about a desire for feedback and improving yourself as a responsible member of society. You will be immersed in situations with a cadre of role players to truly test how you deal with realistic life scenarios that encompass all use of force levels and types of situations a person may encounter.

WHAT THIS CLASS IS NOT:

This is not paintball. This is not time to play shoot ‘em up with UTMs for fun. If you are an unsafe gun handler, lack a proper skills foundation, or have poor emotional control don’t even hover near the register button. This is for the serious student looking to better themselves.

NOTE: THIS CLASS IS UTM/SIM ONLY AT AN INDOOR SHOOTHOUSE SPECIFICALLY DESIGNED TO SIMULATE COMMON OCCUPIED STRUCTURES. LIVE WEAPONS WILL NOT BE ALLOWED* Please carry to class as legally warranted. Cadre will notify students of proper range-safety procedures prior to training.

THE HUMAN ELEMENT SERIES:

This course is offered in series to provide students with different scenarios if taking the class multiple times. Series must be taken in order (starting with Series 1) but can be repeated if a student desires. Series 2 coming soon.

TOPICS COVERED:

• In-depth Firearms Responsibility (safety) and Medical Briefing

• You

• Others

• Life

• This class will put you in real life scenarios and offer detailed reviews of how you perform in them.

STUDENT REQUIREMENTS:

REQUIRED:

• All gear and ammo needed is included in the cost of class.

• Ballistic Eyewear Required

• Come as you normally are in public. Any and all gear you carry on your person day to day.

• Note Taking Materials / Laptop would be ideal

• You must bring your CPL (or LE credentials) to class.

RECOMMENDED:

• Clothing You Don’t Mind Getting Dirty / Damaged

• Appropriate Clothing for Climate (indoors but can get chilly)

• Knee Pads

• Flashlight w/Extra Batteries

• Snacks + Drink for 2 Days of Training (Electrolyte Drinks/Powder)

• Thin gloves. UTM gloves are available for purchase at class.

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Class Flow: PHYSICALLY & MENTALLY INTENSE This class is open to both Handgun and Long Gun.

Bad things happen in and around our world during the hours of darkness and we should have the skills to deal with those problems should that day arise. Building on the skills learned in Beyond A Door, Beyond A Door: DARK will give students ample time to solve 360-degree-world problems with a partner while in a scotopic (Dark) environment. 

This 2-Day course will dive back to its roots on Day 1 for a warm up of 2-person techniques and then “go dark” for the remainder of the class. Students will make multiple runs through the shoot house during the two-day class receiving feedback after every single evolution.

WHAT THIS CLASS IS:

This is a problem-solving class. Not a shooting class. You just happen to have a firearm with you. This is THE class to run your gear as you have it set up at home or your daily carry. This is the class to test your ability think, shoot and move at the same time. THIS CLASS IS HIGH-STRESS AND PHYSICALLY DEMANDING.

WHAT THIS CLASS IS NOT:

This class is not a tactical fantasy band-camp to wear cool gear, shoot a lot and take photos to post online. This class will not allow for showboats, egos, or bad weapon-handling skills. This class is not an excuse to dress up and play SWAT.

NOTE: THIS CLASS IS UTM/SIM ONLY AT AN INDOOR SHOOTHOUSE SPECIFICALLY DESIGNED TO SIMULATE COMMON OCCUPIED STRUCTURES. LIVE WEAPONS WILL NOT BE ALLOWED* Please carry to class as legally warranted. Cadre will notify students of proper range-safety procedures prior to training.

TOPICS COVERED:

• In-depth Firearms Responsibility (safety) and Medical Briefing

• Low Light Techniques

• Movement in a Structure

• Movement in a Structure With Others

• Communication

• Use of Force

• Decision Making

STUDENT REQUIREMENTS:

REQUIRED:

IF YOU PLAN TO USE A HANDGUN:

• NLTA Handguns are included with class cost

• Magazines + Magazine Carriers are included with class cost

• Handheld Light

IF YOU PLAN TO USE A
RIFLE:

• Bring your own .223 / 5.56 AR15 (NLTA AR15 bolts are included with class cost)

• Spare Magazines – Wear Your Gear As You Usually Carry It

• Handheld Light

IF YOU PLAN TO USE A SHOTGUN:

• NLTA Pump Remington 870 Shotguns are included with class cost

• Handheld Light

REQUIRED:

• Ballistic Eyewear Required

• Class ammo will be available for purchase on site (cash only). No more than 100 rounds needed for the weekend. (Note: ammo cost may fluctuate due to supplier)

  • NLTA 9mm – $50 / box (50rds)

  • NLTA 5.56 – $40 / box (30rds) (we sell UTM MMR 5.56)

  • NLTA Shotgun – $45 / box (50rds)

• Personal Armor is NOT Required (if you wish to train in it, you may)

RECOMMENDED:

• Clothing You Don’t Mind Getting Dirty / Damaged

• Weapon-Mounted Light

• Appropriate Clothing for climate (indoors but can be chilly)

• Knee Pads

• Extra Batteries

• Note Taking Materials

• Snacks + Drink for 2 Days of Training
  (Electrolyte Drinks/Powder)

NOTE: Students MAY use night vision devices during this course but IS NOT required at all. Please note that if you do not attend with a partner who also has NODs, you may be unable to use them effectively. If you REALLY want to run this course like a ninja, sign up with a buddy who also has “Riddick Eyes.”