Critical skills and tactics needed to avoid, deter, deselect or prevail in a violent street encounter

This two day course will examine in depth the skills and tactics needed to deter being a victim of a violent street encounter, and those needed to survive and prevail should that fail.

Included in this course will be an introduction to the MUC concept, Managing Unknown Contacts, how to practically apply situational awareness skills, verbal agility, deterrence/deselection/de-escalation skills.

Recognizing pre-assault cues and how this drives decision making in a potential use of force encounter.

Less than lethal options “something between a harsh word and a gun” to avoid a potential lethal force encounter when possible, and where these fall in the decision making process.

Combative draw stroke from concealment

Close quarters shooting skills, dealing with the “how close is too close” problem

Weapon retention

Shooting from retention

The “Rule 4” problem in real life, dealing with bystanders and friendlies downrange to avoid a “friendly fire” tragedy

Effective shooting at high speed

Tactical Anatomy principles, to insure rapid incapacitation of a deadly threat

Keeping your gun in the fight

Movement and shooting tactics

This is NOT a basic pistol course. Students should have already attended a basic pistol course of some type, to include understanding how to safely draw from a holster.

Students will need a modern drop safe semi auto pistol or double action revolver, a safe strong side or appendix carry holster that allows one hand re-holstering and retains the pistol well.

Serpa holsters, soft concealed carry holsters that collapse after the gun is drawn, small of back holsters, and hybrid type holsters, are not safe or suitable for the course. Outside or inside the waistband is allowed. Law enforcement officers attending are welcome to work from their duty gear.

600 rounds of reliable ammunition. Eye and hearing protection, active hearing protection is strongly encouraged. A ball cap or other hat with a bill.

I will have loaner dummy guns for some of the drills we will be doing, however if a student has a dummy gun that matches their carry gear please bring that with you.

There are no close by lunch options from this range. Please bring lunch/snacks/drinks/water with you for both days as we will do a working lunch. A folding chair would be something students will want to think about bringing.

The $25 range fee for this event is built in to the class tuition price.

Please direct questions to chuck@agiletactical.com

Street Encounter Tactics, 2 day course, Lincoln NE area