3-Day Pistol Vehicle Combatives

from $300.00

This 3-Day Pistol Vehicle Combatives course is a three-day learning experience.  We spend a large part of our days in and around vehicles, it makes sense to train around them.  This class will give you the opportunity to learn from firsthand experience the effects of shooting in, around and through vehicles in both day and night environments.    

Day One starts with working from the draw and then immediately turns to the environment around the outside of vehicles.  After this, we move inside of the vehicle.  We explain principles and techniques of operating a pistol from inside.  This is followed up by a vehicle lab.  Students learn from firsthand experience the effects of shooting windshields, the body of the car, tires, and other parts of the vehicle. 

Day Two starts with dynamic drills.  We then move on to bailout drills.  If your vehicle is disabled, they are bullet magnets.  The best thing to do is to get out and move to a better position.   This is followed by increased stress through different scenarios.  Day Two moves into the night.  Students will experience both the pros and cons of using their flashlights in and around the vehicle.

Day Three will be strictly force-on-force.  We will move from the range to another training location on PGA.  In this built-up environment, we will run scenarios on a street with vehicles and buildings in play.   These scenarios will reinforce the lessons taught in the prior two days.  Day Three will go into the night.  

There is a 30-60 minute lunch or dinner break each day, with those meals being provided by LTAC.

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This 3-Day Pistol Vehicle Combatives course is a three-day learning experience.  We spend a large part of our days in and around vehicles, it makes sense to train around them.  This class will give you the opportunity to learn from firsthand experience the effects of shooting in, around and through vehicles in both day and night environments.    

Day One starts with working from the draw and then immediately turns to the environment around the outside of vehicles.  After this, we move inside of the vehicle.  We explain principles and techniques of operating a pistol from inside.  This is followed up by a vehicle lab.  Students learn from firsthand experience the effects of shooting windshields, the body of the car, tires, and other parts of the vehicle. 

Day Two starts with dynamic drills.  We then move on to bailout drills.  If your vehicle is disabled, they are bullet magnets.  The best thing to do is to get out and move to a better position.   This is followed by increased stress through different scenarios.  Day Two moves into the night.  Students will experience both the pros and cons of using their flashlights in and around the vehicle.

Day Three will be strictly force-on-force.  We will move from the range to another training location on PGA.  In this built-up environment, we will run scenarios on a street with vehicles and buildings in play.   These scenarios will reinforce the lessons taught in the prior two days.  Day Three will go into the night.  

There is a 30-60 minute lunch or dinner break each day, with those meals being provided by LTAC.

Class Details 

Class Length:  3 days (Day One begins at 9am, Day Two at 11am, and Day Three at 1pm)
Audience:  Everyone
Prerequisites:  Level Two Pistol classes, or equivalent (Day Three can be taken as a standalone class IF the student has already attended our 2-Day Pistol Vehicle Combatives class or equivalent).
Suggested Gear:

1.      Eye protection/Ear protection (preferably electronic)
2.      Pants with a belt (sturdy belt highly recommended)
3.      Pistol with 4 or more magazines
4.      Holster
5.      Kit, pouches, some way to hold your extra magazines
6.      Gloves
7.      Pistol cleaning kit
8.      Tactical light / weapon light
9.      Handheld light
10.  If you have body armor, bring it. If not, we will have loaners for you to use during certain drills.
11. 1000 rounds of pistol ammo

Topics include:

1.      Safe handling
2. The draw
3.   Support side, Strong side
4.   Multi targets
5.   Working around and firing from a vehicle
6.   Buddy drills
7.   Flashlight
8.     Low-Light conditions
9.     Stress
10.    Force-on-Force

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