Law Enforcement Officer Patrol Rifle Workshop
Law Enforcement Officer Patrol Rifle Workshop
As more Patrol Rifles are being issued to Officers, the need for training with this platform is essential. On March 27th, Lodestone Training and Consulting is teaching a day-long Patrol Rifle workshop just for the Law Enforcement Officer.
This Workshop will begin with a review of the 8 core principles of shooting. Shooting will start with diagnostic drills to help officers with any weaknesses. Then class will quickly move forward into intermediate drills, stressing the importance of target identification and proper employment from ready positions. The last part of class will move to more advanced drills requiring the Officer to not only preform but think as well.
This workshop will be instructed by Retired Special Forces soldiers who have decades of experience not only using this platform, but teaching in the United States as well as around the world. The day consists of very little classroom discussion. Most of the time will be spent on live-fire instruction.
There is a 30-60 minute lunch break, with lunch being provided by LTAC.
Class Details
Instructors: US Army Special Forces and full-time SWAT
Class Length: 1 day
Audience: Law Enforcement
Prerequisites: LEOs ONLY
Suggested Gear:
1. Eye protection/Ear protection (preferably electronic)
2. Pants with a belt (sturdy belt highly recommended)
3. Patrol Rifle with 3 or more magazines
4. Sling (two-point preferred)
5. Duty gear
6. Cleaning kit
7. 450 rounds of ammunition
Topics include:
1. Safe handling
2. Zero
3. Loading and Unloading
4. 8 fundamentals of marksmanship
5. Ready positions
6. Target Identification
7. Driving the gun
8. Multiple threat engagements
9. Barricades
PLEASE NOTE: If you need to purchase ammo, a good resource is AmmoSupplyWarehouse.com. Let them know you are taking a class with the LTAC. They can ship it to us, and we will have it available on the day of the class, or they can ship it to you. If you would like to have it shipped to us, please provide at least 7 days for it to arrive and be processed.
