This is an instructor level Tactical Firearm Skill Development course where the student will increase their own shooting skill for the purpose of transferring skill development to their students. The course will specifically focus on law enforcement’s use of the rifle/carbine; however students will be presented with training concepts and methodology that remain consistent no matter the firearm used. This will include fundamental concepts that are simple, effective, and apply to the handgun, shotgun, and rifle/carbine.
Students will receive both instructional and live fire training to bring their rifle/carbine knowledge and shooting skill to an instructor proficiency level. Students will also be presented with the concepts and material to successfully transfer their shooting skills to their students.
Training consists of 5 days (50 hours) of instruction that will prepare students to:
(a) Conduct department mandated shooting courses
(b) Develop training curriculum specific to increasing rifle/carbine shooting skills
(c) Diagnose shooting performance issues with their students
(d) Implement training concepts which translate to effective use of deadly force
Those who successfully complete the course will receive a Certificate of Training, those who demonstrate they can effectively instruct others utilizing the methods taught will receive an Instructor Certificate.
Topics:
• Firearm safety & procedures
• Fundamentals of accuracy
• Qualification courses
• Shooting skill development
• Tactical concepts
• Patrol rifle types & function
• Methods of instruction
• Accuracy versus speed
• Specialized target systems
• Low light shooting
• Zeroing & optics
• Practical testing
Hosted by:
Milton Police Department
Tuition:
$625.00
Class Location:
Cascade Rifle Outdoor Range
26520 292nd Avenue Southeast
Ravensdale, WA 98051-8633
This two day course increases the medical knowledge of operators, with emphasis on basic trauma stabilization skills. A review and use of Tactical Medic’s will be included during scenario training.
Major Subjects Covered:
• Survival Mind Set
• Medical Kits
• Immediate Action Drills
• Tactical Field Care Assessments
• Review Tactical Injuries and Treatments
• Medical Threat Assessment
• Vehicle Rescue
• Tactical Patient Triage
• Practical Scenario Based Drills
• Integration with Tactical Medics
Equipment Needed:
All normal tactical equipment including pistol, vest, helmet, gas mask, tactical medical kit, eye and ear protection. Also, bring a simunition capable weapon and 50 Simunition marking cartridges. (Airsoft Gun / Sims, rifle or pistol and FACE MASK) Bring cold/inclement weather gear as required.
This class is 65 hours in length. Upon successful completion of this course, participants will be able to: Function as part of an entry team or containment team on special, high-risk assignments. Understand tactics, individual and team movements.
Equipment Needs:
At least one handgun and one semi-automatic rifle (.223 or 9mm) and three magazines per attendee.
***Please download and review: Preparing for the Washington State Criminal Justice Training Commission SWAT Physical Ability Test. Choose PDF or Microsoft Word format.
Unlike years past, students will be required to make their own accommodations.
Prerequisite:
Yes, current member of SWAT team, proficient with intermediate rifle or (SMG) and handgun. Must also meet WASPC Physical Fitness Standards to gain entry into the course; 35 Pushups, 35 sit-ups, 6 pull-ups, and complete 1.5 mile run in 12:30 or less.
Cost:
$600, Non-cancelled no-shows OR students failing the PATwill be charged the full course fee.
Application Form:
Download application CJTC 215, choose PDF version or Word version. (The free Adobe Acrobat Reader is required for the PDF version). (This application was revised August 2009, please do not use previous versions)
To Register:
Fax a complete application to (206) 835-7926. Applications missing an authorized signature will not be processed.
Questions?
If you have registration questions, please contact the CJTC Registrar by E-mail: registrar@cjtc.state.wa.us
Tactical Combat Casualty Care (TCCC) principles have been credited with achieving the lowest death rate in recorded US military conflict. Though initially designed for military casualties, their use is appropriate for any traumatic casualty in a tactical or austere environment as would be seen by medical providers in support of law enforcement tactical teams.
“Prehospital trauma care performed on the battlefield differs markedly from that performed in the civilian sector. Treatment guidelines developed for the civilian setting do not necessarily translate well to the tactical environment and may result in preventable deaths and unnecessary additional casualties if the tactical environment is not considered when rendering care. The austere nature of the tactical environment must be considered in developing the treatment plan. Simplicity is key. Equipment required to execute the plan must also be simple, light, and rugged.”
Tactical Combat Casualty Care 2007: Evolving Concepts and Battlefield Experience
Tactical Combat Casualty Care principles are endorsed by both the American College of Surgeons Committee on Trauma and the National Association of Emergency Medical Technicians. Never before have both organizations supported the same treatment guidelines. These principles are becoming the driving force for medical decision making and treatment in tactical law enforcement operations. All tactical medics in support of LEO teams should be intimately familiar with these principles.
This 48 hour course will cover the entire spectrum of Tactical Combat Casualty Care principles and teach the tactical operator with medical training to perform appropriate medical care skills in hostile and austere conditions. This course exceeds the curriculum of both the US Army’s Combat Lifesaver and Combat Medic Advanced Skills Training courses.
Topics will include, but are not limited too:
Wounding patterns seen in tactical operations
Care priorities during the care under fire, tactical field care, and casualty evacuation phases
Hemorrhage control options - tourniquets, wound packing, and Hemcon (chitosan) dressings
Management of penetrating chest trauma - needle decompression, occlusive dressings
Proper use of intravenous / intraosseous access, appropriate administration of Hextend and IV fluid
Casualty movement - manual carries, drags, evacuation with Talon II and Skedco litters
Role of pain management and antibiotics in a tactical environment
Time:
0800 - 1800 M-Th, 0800 – 1600 Friday
Tuition:
$1400 (preregistration and deposit required)
Location:
Buckley, Washington
Prerequisites:
LEO, Military, or EMS personnel with First Responder or higher training. Qualified individuals not meeting prereqs may be admitted with demonstrated needs for this training.
For more information
or to register:
InSights Training Center, Inc
PO Box 3585
Bellevue, WA 98009-3585
(425) 827-2552 E-mail here
This course is designed to expose police supervisors to contemporary SWAT issues, tactics and procedures. Topics include major incident debriefs; leadership issues; justifying SWAT; the use of SWAT teams; SWAT and the media; selection and training of supervisors and team members; weapons and equipment selection; legal issues overview; critical incident management; barricade, hostage and suicide-by-cop procedures; warrant service planning; and response to active shooter situations. Supervisors will benefit from the extensive range of topic covered and the application of new skills in real-time training scenario on the final day of the course.
INSTRUCTIONAL GOALS
Upon completion of this course the student will be familiar with:
1. Leadership
2. SWAT Personnel Selection, Testing and Training Issues and Liability
3. Implementing a Tactical Training Program
4. The Tactical Operations Center and Crisis Negotiations Input
5. Tactical Force Options (Barricade, Suicide & Hostage Situations)
6. High Risk Warrant Service Planning
7. Incident Reviews of Past Operations
Students will learn the fundamentals of covert lock defeating. Class begins with the theory of locks and includes lock picking and bypassing as well as practical application on various locks.
Types of locks covered are door, deadbolts, padlocks, simplex, tubular, attaché case, lock bumping and more.
Class is limited to 25 students
Students should dress casually and bring paper and pen for taking notes.
Cost:
$50 – WSTOA Members
$75 – Non-Members (includes one-year membership)
Tools and Manual Provided
Location:
Mount Vernon Police Department
1805 Continental Place
Mount Vernon, WA 98273
Starting Time:
0830 to 1700 Hours
Registrar:
Kathryn Cherry - (360) 336-6293
Make Checks
Payable To:
WSTOA
Attention: Sergeant Mike Don
1805 Continental Place
Mount Vernon, WA 98273
Recommended Hotel
Best Western Cotton Tree Inn
2300 Market Street
Mount Vernon, WA 98273
(360) 428-5678
Tap-Rack Tactical, LLC will certify you as an instructor for any shoulder fired weapon. We will cover carbines, submachine guns, semi and automatic fire. This course is geared toward SWAT and Patrol officers who have the mission of training officers in the use of these weapons. Tap-Rack Tactical covers everything from basic maintenance to controlled automatic firing. We will teach you to operate your weapon, construct drills to challenge officers, develop qualification courses for your agencies needs and provide recommendations for future training.
The instructor course focuses on making you a competent and professional shooter as well as an instructor. This course will concentrate on the instructor aspect during the entire week, not just a five-minute presentation at the end. We will cover classroom and range instruction in depth to give you the confidence needed to stand and deliver this material like a seasoned professional. There are no prerequisites to attend this course.
This is not a long range course; skills are focused at 50 yards and in.
Tuition is $550 per person and requires 2500 rounds of ammunition.
Please contact Tap-Rack Tactical to secure your spot in this outstanding course.
Please contact Tap-Rack Tactical to secure your spot in this outstanding course.
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Tap-Rack Tactical, LLC is owned and operated by Bill Blowers. Instructor Vitae available upon request.
MONROE SERT in association with FULCRUM TACTICAL is proud to announce a four (4) day (40 Hour) ADVANCED SWAT course.
Steve Claggett, is a 25 year veteran of the Dallas Police Department with 15 years in SWAT and 6 years in the Narcotics division. He served as Entry Team Member, Assistant Team Leader and Team Leader with specialties in High/ Climbing and Explosive Breaching. Steve served as Senior Instructor for Triple Canopy and Combat Shooting and Tactics, LLC, before starting his own company Tactical Skills and Strategies.
Steve currently serves as Director of Training for Fulcrum Tactical, a law enforcement charity specializing in supporting tactical training through public donations.
Topics Included:
Tactical Weapons Skills
Dynamic Entry
Vehicle Assaults
Stealth Movement to Contact
Covert Clearing Techniques
Armored Vehicle Operations
Aggressive Shooter Response
Small Team Skills (2–4 person)
Breaching (structures and vehicles)
Emergency Action Drills
Contact and Control Techniques
Student Requirements:
All common tactical equipment
Ballistic Vest
Handgun and/or Long gun
Eye and ear protection
Marking pistol/rifle or both
Paintball mask or equivalent face shields and force-on-force protective gear
400 rounds long gun, 100 rounds handgun, 100 marking rounds
Specialty equipment for covert clearing (mirrors, camera balls, etc.) Optional
Cost:
$375.00 per student
Location:
Monroe Fire Station
163 Village Court
Monroe, Washington
Course Description:
This class is 65 hours in length. Upon successful completion of this course, participants will be able to: Function as part of an entry team or containment team on special, high-risk assignments. Understand tactics, individual and team movements.
Co-Hosted By Issaquah Police Department
Course Description
Hosted by Auburn PD
MONROE SERT in association with FULCRUM TACTICAL is proud to announce a four (4) day (40 Hour) ADVANCED SWAT course.