Not classroom theory. Not a flat range demo.
This course is built to feel real inside a controlled training environment: live-fire blocks, scenario movement, cover work, communication problems, and medical-response considerations for concealed carriers, tactical pistol students, security professionals, first responders, and responsible armed citizens who already have safe fundamentals.
16
Hours
15
Range Hours
2
Training Days
Live range. Scenario lanes. Time pressure.
Students should understand this is not a lecture about readiness. The training environment is built around controlled range lanes, movement problems, barricades, instructor oversight, medical staging, and decision-making when the clock is running.
Course Reality
Bring the skills, gear, and mindset to work inside a supervised live-training lane.
Range: 15 hours of range time across two training days.
Pressure: movement, cover, distance, and decision-making under strict safety control.
Outcome: a clearer understanding of what your current training can and cannot support.
The active-shooter problem is physical.
This course makes the problem visible through live-fire lanes, movement, cover, communication, and medical-response priorities rather than treating readiness as a classroom concept.
01
Live-Fire Lanes
Controlled range blocks with movement, cover positions, instructor supervision, and real performance pressure.
02
Scenario Movement
Advancing, retreating, lateral movement, and defensive positioning inside structured training lanes.
03
Cover & Communication
Use available cover, communicate clearly, and maintain control until first responders arrive.
04
Medical Response
Integrate IFAK staging, bleeding-control priorities, and post-incident responsibilities where course conditions allow.
This is not a beginner class.
The prerequisites matter. Students should arrive with prior training, safe gun-handling habits, and the maturity to work through demanding live-fire instruction under close supervision.
Prior formal intermediate or advanced pistol training
Safe holster work from concealment or open carry
Strong marksmanship fundamentals under time pressure
Familiarity with reloads, malfunctions, movement, and cover
Valid concealed carry permit or equivalent professional credentials
Gear Planning
Bring the standard.
Students should review the full USCCA listing before registering to confirm the complete requirements, cancellation policy, and official course details.
Open Official RegistrationOgden, Utah. Two days. Limited seats.
The date, tuition, schedule, and location are listed up front so qualified students can decide quickly and move directly to the official USCCA registration page.
Questions serious students ask.
Review the key fit questions before registering. The goal is to put the right students into a demanding course, not to oversell beginners into the wrong environment.
Final Registration Action