Advanced Driving and Firearms courses

UKBG99

The only ACCREDITED anti-hijack course I know is the Abavus one in Essex. Costs £595
Two great days on the airfield with a 1:3 instructor ratio. Successfully complete it and you get an NVQ level 2. See : Abavus Limited

Ian Milsom

Andy,

I did my driving and weapons with Ronin SA and it was a fairly descent course. They usually do the full Psd package but I am sure that they would allow someone to just do the course sections that they want. The vehicle course is on a fast car driving range although I have to admit that more driving would have been prefered and you also do the skid pan which was beneficial. The ranges include introductory weapons such as shotguns and automatic weapons with the main range package being the CYZ. You do their version of a kill house then shooting stationary, vehicle mobile and foot mobile.
Overall it was a descent course but more important I did not have to do one course in UK (driving) then have to go to another country to do the weapons training.

I hope this was beneficial and of some help

Ian M

Griff

Hi guys i've just finish my hostile enviroment Close Protection course with ronin concepts in hereford and prague the firearms package is second to none both instructors are ex-22 and help you as much as they can they also do an advanced driving course in south wales this is the same course the traffic police do bar on the friday you get tought J turns etc the hollywood driving skills basically.

morrigan

you did a great course mate....... they dont get much better.

Griff

very true the course was great. it's a massive learning curve only need to find work now. which for my first is going to be hard haha

Longmoor

UKBG99,

The cose you mention is not the only accredited driving course. Longmoor Group have worked had to produce an accredited course through Aset, giving you a national award. This is the same for our firearms.

Please visit Longmoor Group - Home

cpt291

Griff. Your comments fill me with concern that about "Hollywood driving," that style of driving has no place in the industry and many people have worked hard to get away form that. If the course has given you that impression then have failed you. Further more J-turns are no longer taught, the reason for this that car is not under control during the turn. There is a much safer method that is now taught that maintains car control throughout. I know this method is taught to the PMS drivers at Longmoor.