http://www.northeastshooters.com/vbulletin/ At Down Range Firearms Training our instructors are NRA certified with years of firearms knowledge. Amongst the instructors are police officers, veterans of the Iraq War, firearms retail sales experts, and competitive shooters. en Sat, 25 May 2013 14:03:30 GMT vBulletin 60 http://www.northeastshooters.com/vbulletin/images/misc/rss.png http://www.northeastshooters.com/vbulletin/ http://www.northeastshooters.com/vbulletin/down-range-firearms-training/206880-mid-summer-training-classes.html Tue, 07 May 2013 15:06:54 GMT May 19th (Woburn, MA) Basic Trauma Management for Shooters (taught by Bill Lewitt of Tactical Development Group) Trauma is the number one... May 19th (Woburn, MA)

Basic Trauma Management for Shooters (taught by Bill Lewitt of Tactical Development Group)

Trauma is the number one killer of human beings worldwide. Trauma management is a critical lifesaving skill and requires as much attention as every other part of your training as a warrior. Whether the result of armed violence, a negligent discharge, or a natural disaster, there are a predictable and set of life-threatening injuries you’re likely to face. This program teaches a simple and methodical approach to managing the deadliest wounds quickly, with limited resources, at the Point Of Injury.
Designed to meet the needs of all armed professionals, range safety officers, and responsibly armed citizens, BTMS provides critical training in addressing the natural end-point of violence; a life-threatening traumatic injury. You will learn to use several styles of commercial tourniquets, chest seals, and get the most up to date training on hemostatic agents such as Quick Clot, Celox, and HEMCON.
This 1 day course covers the kinematics of traumatic injuries, their effects on the human body, and how to manage those injuries in the field. We will concentrate on finding and treating the deadliest injuries first, identifying and handling tactical concerns during all phases of action, and Shock-Proofing the victim before EMS arrives.

June 2nd (Litchfield, NH)
Combat Focus Shooting

Combat Focus Shooting is a course that will expose the student to all the core principles and fundamentals of the Combat Focus® Shooting Program. This course will cover the basics of intuitive defensive shooting, Combat Accuracy, The Balance of Speed & Precision, an introduction to the understanding the Body’s Natural Reactions during a Dynamic Critical Incident, understanding the integration of lateral motion and additional concepts as time allows.

This Course will provide the student with an understanding of true Counter Ambush training with a defensive firearm, base level defensive shooting skills and a training methodology for continuing to develop those skills.

Fundamentals of Defensive Shooting & Intuitive Skill Development
Combat Accuracy
Lateral Motion
The Balance of Speed & Precision
The Critical Incident Reload
Volume of Fire
Realistic Training for Multiple Target Engagement
Understanding the Body’s Natural Reactions during a Dynamic Critical Incident.
The Skill Development Cycle
One Handed & Weak Handed Shooting
Non-Diagnostic Linear Malfunction Clearing
Shooting in Motion (When, How & Why)

The Combat Focus® Shooting Course is not designed to make you the best shooter you can be on the range, rather its goal is to help you quickly develop fundamental skills that you can apply in a worst case scenario defensive shooting situation.

CFS is based on years of constantly evolving information about how the body works and what really happens during Dynamic Critical Incidents and has been heavily influenced by the diverse group of instructors that are certified to teach it and the thousands of students who have been through courses all around the world. The program features a variety of specialty drills and training methods that the student will be able to utilize in the their own practice after the course in order to continue to develop their abilities.

Additional Information:
The training will be conducted rain or shine. We will be out in the open so dress appropriately for the weather conditions. We recommend a brimmed hat and sunscreen. We will take an hour break for lunch. We will be about 15 minutes drive to the closest place to eat so you may want to bring lunch with you. Be sure to bring plenty of hydration.

Equipment to bring with you: Notepad, pen or pencil, portable chair, eye protection, ear protection, 600-700 rounds of ammunition, firearm, holster (good quality), double magazine pouch, 3 magazines for double stack, and at least 5 magazines for single stack.


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