Advanced Firearms for PPS

jmaccauley

Dec.14-16, 2008 San Diego California
Sexton Executive Security
The SEXTON Advanced CP/EP firearms course will be conducted over a 3 day period and will include practical, hands-on live-fire scenarios based on case studies and the 90 + years combined experience of the instructional staff, all of whom are certified firearms instructors and are current or former law enforcement officers. Among our cadre of instructors is a current police officer assigned fulltime to the Training Division; another is a recently-retired SWAT captain and trainer who is a veteran of over 300 high-risk tactical operations. Our staff, which also includes an International Police Olympics gold medalist in combat handgun, has received national and international training from such agencies as the United Nations, U.S. Dept. of State, U.S. Marine Corp, FBI, BATF, the NRA and the U.S. Secret Service.
Among the courses of fire which will be offered:
* Armed response to Assault on Principal (AOP) while on foot. Scenarios will include AOPs while walking the Principal, during rope-line work, "meet and greet" photo-ops, while at the podium or on stage. Surgical shooting skills and shoot/ no-shoot targets will be emphasized during this phase of training, which also will focus on cover and evacuation drills, including low-light.
* Armed response to AOP during arrival. In this block of training the student will learn how to respond to an AOP immediately upon arrival, before the principal has exited the vehicle. Training will then advance to AOPs while the principal is exiting the vehicle, and later to the walk from vehicle to venue entry. Students will learn how to determine under-fire the best evacuation route-- for example, back to the vehicle or into the venue's "safe room". Again surgical shooting skills and shooting while moving will be emphasized, as well and how-- and when-- to shoot from a moving vehicle.
* Armed response to an AOP during departure. Here the students will learn when, or if, to return fire during an AOP during departure, such as in the case in the attempted Assassination and wounding of President Ronald Reagan. Students will make live-fire decisions when and where to return fire, how to cover and evacuate the principal, and safeguard their own survival. Shooting will involve close-in and distance accuracy, shooting and movement drills, and suppression fire while evacuating, both on foot and from a departing vehicle.
* Other skills and tactics will also be covered, including armed response to an AOP with an edged weapon, which will focus on holster types and immediate access to the weapon.
* Shooting and movement scenarios which will teach one-man and team drills to avoid cross-fire or "friendly-fire" situations. The students will start with individual run-and-gun skills while protecting the principal, then progress to two-man, three-man and team scenarios.
* Students will be required to prove proficiency with a 48-round qualification course, which will feature distances of 1.5 to 25 yards. Participants will fire between 500 and 1,000 rounds of ammo.
Upon successful completion students will receive certificates for the course and for shooting qualifications

For additional info:
www.sextonsecurity.com or PM jmaccauley