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Defensive Concealed Carry Handguns- With StressVest Scenarios



The Defensive Concealed Carry With StressVest Scenarios was developed by Central Alabama Firearms Training using elements from the US Marshals Firearms Training Techniques, Police Training, U.S. Marshal Tactical Training, I.C.E. Training Company Elements, FBI Firearms Instructor Training, NRA Personal Protection Outside The Home, USCCA Elements and lessons learned from actual events experienced throughout the world by our instructors. Collectively utilizing all of our experiences, military training, real life events and firearms training, CAFT has developed a course that is broader and more in depth than any other. Our training is not restricted to one company's elements and beliefs. We have found that training based on one company has limits: "one size does NOT fit all". Because of the exclusivity of our StressVest gear, CAFT includes scenario training in this course using the StressVest! No other training company in the Southeast is capable of offering this level of training. There is a difference between a simulation and a scenario. Scenario training gives you the most realistic training possible. There is a reason law enforcement and the military use scenario training. It allows the student to react to an actual situation and build the good habits we strive for.
This class is not for beginners. The student must have prior military, law enforcement or prior handgun training.
Topics Covered:
Weapons Safety
Defensive Shooting Techniques
Processing Information
Accuracy vs Precision
Awareness/Avoidance
Advanced and Fundamental Drills
Emergency Reloads
Calling 911and interacting with Law Enforcement
Scenarios using StressVest if the student wishes- not mandatory
Required Gear:
Modern semi-automatic handgun- (we do not recommend revolvers for this class)
250-300 rounds of ammunition
Strong side, outside the waistband holster (Kydex recommended)
3 magazines if double stack or 4 to 5 if single stack with mag carrier(s) for at least 2 mags