What To Do With Your Firearms & Self-Defense Training Documentations? : Into the Fray Episode 199

Published on January 2, 2018
Duration: 1:24

Kevin Michalowski, editor of Concealed Carry Magazine, emphasizes the critical importance of documenting all firearms and self-defense training received. He advises saving certificates and curriculum outlines from training courses in a safe place. This documentation is crucial for demonstrating preparedness and potentially protecting oneself during a post-incident investigation, as all aspects of a person's life, especially their training, will be scrutinized.

Quick Summary

Documenting your firearms and self-defense training is vital. Save certificates and curriculum outlines from courses to demonstrate preparedness. This documentation can be critical in protecting yourself during investigations, as your training history will be thoroughly examined.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction: Training Documentation Importance
  2. 00:17Why Document Your Training
  3. 00:36What to Save: Certificates & Outlines
  4. 00:42Legal Protection During Investigations
  5. 00:58Conclusion & Subscribe

Frequently Asked Questions

Why is it important to document firearms training?

Documenting your firearms and self-defense training is crucial because after a deadly force incident, your training will be heavily scrutinized. Having certificates and curriculum outlines readily available can help demonstrate your preparedness and potentially protect you during an investigation.

What specific documents should I save from firearms training?

You should save all documentation provided by your training school, specifically your training certificate and the curriculum outline. These documents serve as proof of the training you received and the subjects covered.

Where should I keep my firearms training documentation?

It is recommended to keep your firearms training documentation in a safe place where it is easily accessible. This ensures you can quickly retrieve it if needed for an investigation or to prove your training qualifications.

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