New Smyrna Beach, FL (April 29th, 2023) This course is designed to give students a basic understanding of how to develop, implement, and execute an emergency response plan for their homes or business. Students will learn to defend their space during an array of common crisis events such as theft, burglary, home invasion or anyone attempting to unlawfully enter their property with intent of bodily harm. Criteria: This course is hosted at a local range in New Smyrna Beach, FL. This 4 hour course is taught by industry leaders in global security operations and risk management. This course is designed to brief the end user on how to properly secure their home, and loved ones, in the event of a security, or emergency incident. Instructors use only the most up to date methods and techniques currently used by subject-matter experts in their fields, and taught to home owners in a safe and efficient way, specific to their individual security needs. This course will cover an array of techniques and consist of formal classroom and hip pocket briefings and culminate in simulated and live fire drills. Pre-Requisites: Students must have taken Armed Defense Fundamentals or an equivalent course, or demonstrate a keen understanding of weapons handling, safety, and conditions. Topics Covered: Introduction to structure clearing Principles of Security Utilizing cover and concealment Environmental Design/Physical Security Measures Security in Depth/Mindset Safe and Efficient Storage Methods Employing handheld and weapon mounted lights Family Planning Under Duress Equipment/Caliber Considerations Legality and Use of force Required equipment: 1 pre-approved firearm (Handgun caliber) 200 rounds of ammunition Weapon mounted light or handheld (Optional) A gun belt with an outside the waist band (OWB) holster Note taking gear (Pen & Paper) Seasonally appropriate clothing Sunscreen, Hat, and water

New Smyrna Beach, FL (June 17th, 2023) This course introduces students to the basics of utilizing a magnified scope. From focal planes to magnification variants, common types of reticles, as well as MOA vs Milrad adjustments; the user will learn the pros and cons to each optic set-up, how to pick the right equipment that fits your application, and other unconventional tasks that can be accomplished using magnified optics. Participants will employ both weapon mounted glass and free-hand/tripod mounted systems to accomplish various tasks during long-range shooting, hunting, duty/service and other applications at known and unknown distance. Criteria: Students will be briefed on how to effectively employ an array of different optics platforms and learn the concepts involved in their applications. This course will be taught in a classroom utilizing unique training methods and demonstrations and then culminate in a brief exercise. Topics Covered: Types of Optics Mounting Systems Minute of Angle (MOA) vs MILRAD Range Estimation Reticle Options MIl Readings and Holdovers Measuring Known Points Data Collection and Profiles Requirements: Note taking materials (paper & pen) Any glass they want a lesson on; mil or MOA (Optional) Instructor equipment will be available for demonstrations and exercise Students may bring their own rifle mounted optics but will be responsible for ammunition