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Training in NW Indiana
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Well, it has the word "dynamics" in it. It has to be good. :-)
Would you be willing to post some course reviews and tell us about the classes and what you learned?
I've taken several courses with them. The instructors are all ex-special forces guys. The owner, Scott Wealing, was an Army Ranger, then a GRS contractor (like the guys in 13 Hours). Tanto and Boon are doing a course at Scott's range in August.
The training is very practical. Lots of drawing and shooting. Moving and shooting. Target discrimination. Fundamentals. Speed shooting (like bill drills and suicide drills). All on a timer.
Rifle courses include up close work, as well as distance. Firing from cover, moving and firing, turn and fire from ten gun or low ready. Scott trains retracted gun for room entries.
Scott trains local police departments and school resource officers and does threat assessments at area schools. He brings this knowledge into the HAIT class, which focuses on active shooter scenarios and room/building clearing, using simunition and force-on-force training.
I would recommend the training to anyone serious about tactical/practical firearms instruction (not just paper punching).
The training is very practical. Lots of drawing and shooting. Moving and shooting. Target discrimination. Fundamentals. Speed shooting (like bill drills and suicide drills). All on a timer.
Rifle courses include up close work, as well as distance. Firing from cover, moving and firing, turn and fire from ten gun or low ready. Scott trains retracted gun for room entries.
Scott trains local police departments and school resource officers and does threat assessments at area schools. He brings this knowledge into the HAIT class, which focuses on active shooter scenarios and room/building clearing, using simunition and force-on-force training.
I would recommend the training to anyone serious about tactical/practical firearms instruction (not just paper punching).
