Videos tagged with Active Shooter Training

This video showcases the MILO Range Simulator for active shooter training, featuring interactive video scenarios and real-time hit detection. The Guns Blazing Ranch Host demonstrates a drill involving threat identification and engagement in a grocery store setting, followed by a detailed post-action debrief. The simulation utilizes a Glock 17 live fire trainer and Planar monitors for performance analysis.

This news report details how USCCA-trained armed security members and a church parishioner successfully stopped an active shooter at Cross Point Community Church in Wayne, Michigan. The incident highlights the effectiveness of specialized training for protecting houses of worship and the importance of preparedness in preventing mass casualties.

Joel Park's firearms classes are designed for individuals seeking to improve their shooting skills, from beginners to advanced practitioners. The core offerings include Fundamentals, Skills & Drills, and Rifle Pistol Combo, all emphasizing safe gun handling, malfunction clearing, and progressive skill development. Expectations are tailored to individual experience levels, ensuring no one is left behind while still challenging advanced shooters.

This video introduces Accuracy Under Fire (AUFIRE), an innovative system using Electrical Muscle Stimulation (EMS) to simulate the debilitating effects of gunshot wounds during firearms training. The AUFIRE system, consisting of conductive fabric sleeves and a remote control, allows instructors to induce muscle contractions, creating realistic distractions and pain stimuli. This training aims to teach individuals to overcome the physical and mental shock of injury, maintain weapon control, and execute critical tasks like drawing a firearm and applying self-aid under duress, thereby enhancing survivability in high-stress scenarios.

This video analyzes a law enforcement response to a burglary in progress where a suspect attacked officers with a hammer. It highlights critical failures in building clearing techniques, officer safety protocols, and trauma medical response, emphasizing the need for rigorous, team-based training. The analysis concludes the use of deadly force was justified due to the immediate threat posed by the hammer-wielding suspect.

This video demonstrates and tests the 'zigzag method' for evading an active shooter, a technique involving unpredictable sharp turns. The creator, identified as a tactical enthusiast, uses an airsoft pistol for a practical demonstration, highlighting the difficulty in tracking a moving target. While the airsoft test showed potential effectiveness, a disclaimer emphasizes that results with live firearms would differ significantly.

This video, titled "Out here on the mats getting ready!", suggests preparation for an activity. While the description is blank, the title implies readiness or training, which, in a firearm context, could relate to various disciplines like self-defense, competition, or general marksmanship. Without further information, the specific firearm or topic remains unknown, but the emphasis on 'getting ready' hints at an upcoming event or practice session.

This video details a comprehensive Close Quarters Battle (CQB) force-on-force training exercise conducted over three days. It emphasizes applying fundamental skills learned on the flat range to dynamic scenarios within a shoot house. Key takeaways include the importance of mindset, methodical movement, team coordination, effective communication, and adapting to unpredictable threats. The training progresses from basic room clearing to more complex scenarios like 'Capture the Flag' and engaging instructors, highlighting lessons learned through simulated combat.

This segment details the construction and setup of a shoot house for force-on-force training, emphasizing the use of inexpensive, disposable furniture sourced from garage sales. It highlights the creation of realistic interior environments and specialized training areas like an auto body shop. The discussion also covers developing complex scenarios to challenge participants' tactical decision-making in unknown and high-stress situations, all while using paintball markers for safety.

Joel Persinger of Practical Defense Systems in San Diego offers significant May specials on various training courses. These include 50% off enterprise-level simulator scenario-based training for active shooter and home defense classes. Additionally, there are discounts on obtaining an exposed firearms permit (25% off) and a multi-state concealed carry permit valid in 36 states (33% off).

This video explores the M13 thermobaric distraction devices from IWA, emphasizing their use for training and tactical applications rather than as flashbangs. It details their operation, safety precautions, and potential civilian uses in scenarios like airsoft or home defense. The video also touches on their sound output and a penetration test.

This discussion covers integrating practical shooting principles into active shooter training, emphasizing speed and accuracy. It also delves into the importance of honest self-assessment in dry fire practice, highlighting common pitfalls like chasing times over technique. The conversation touches on the challenges within USPSA, including unwelcoming environments and match duration.