18 May
INJURED SHOOTER / LOW LIGHT – Concord California
Concord, CA, USA
May 18, 2019
8:00am
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LOW LIGHT PISTOL FUNDAMENTALS
(4 Hour Course 8pm-12am)
This course will teach and introduce students to the following:
– why lowlight training is important, its applications/implications, and how the human body operates in low light environments.
– equipment considerations in regards to pistol sights, weapon lights, and handheld lights.
– proper handheld and weapon mounted light use and technique.
– techniques for searching and identifying threats.
EQUIPMENT:
– reliable handgun (semiauto or revolver) with a minimum of three magazines or four speed loaders.
– quality holster designed for your pistol, capable of holstering one handed (no SERPAs or overly worn leather)
– reliable handheld flashlight (and a backup if available)
– two (2x) chem lights/glow sticks
– extra batteries for your lights
– clear eye protection
– ear pro (electronic preferred)
– 250 rounds of pistol ammunition
– clothing for the weather (we’ll train rain or shine)
– snacks and water
– note taking material
OPTIONAL EQUIPMENT
– weapon mounted light
– headlamp
– ball cap
– gloves
– knee pads
– rain gear
INJURED SHOOTER COURSE
Being injured in a fight is common, being able to fight through it and remain effective is uncommon. This course will focus on learning the techniques and skills needed to effectively run a pistol one handed while “injured”. Topics to be covered include: mag changes, weapon malfunctions, basic combat care, use of cover/concealment, and movement. This is physically demanding and is not a basic or beginner’s course. If you have questions on whether it’s right for you, please contact us before registration.
REQUIRED EQUIPMENT:
– reliable handgun with a minimum of three magazines.
– quality holster designed for your pistol, capable of holstering one handed (no SERPAs, overly worn leather, cross draws, or shoulder rigs)
– reliable handheld flashlight (and a backup if available)
– two (2x) chem lights/glow sticks
– extra batteries for your lights
– clear eye protection
– ear pro (electronic preferred)
– 300 rounds of pistol ammunition
– clothing for the weather (we’ll train rain or shine)
– snacks and water
– note taking material
RECOMENDED EQUIPMENT:
– weapon mounted light
– headlamp
– ball cap
– gloves
– knee pads
– rain gear
