COUNTERING THE MASS SHOOTER THREAT

In Countering the Mass Shooter Threat, you’ll pour over data collected from 48 mass shootings, finding similarities along the way which will lead you to a conclusion that answers the question – what can be done to counter this threat? Once you’ve learned all you can from these historical events, you’ll begin to understand the importance of developing an Emergency Operations Plan (EOP) and the systematic forethought that goes into mass casualty preparation.

Know the signs of a potential threat and get started making a plan to protect your community with a USCCA Certified Firearms Instructor teaching the USCCA’s Countering the Mass Shooter Threat curriculum.

Topics covered in this class:

What we’ve learned about mass shootings Knowing the signs of a potential threat Learn and discuss solutions to prevent an attack in your community What steps in your training to take next Live Q&A

Also known as “Active Shooter: How to Respond,” Run, Hide, Fight is a program developed by the Department of Homeland Security that was initially released to address how victim tactics should change in the face of a mass shooting.

Using the Inverse Square Law, you’ll learn how vital it is to put distance between yourself and a shooter, and the benefits of always having an escape plan.

Although it may sound trivial, there are many tactics involved in hiding from a shooter. You will also examine how to implement and utilize a safe room in your EOP.

When improvised weapons and upfront aggression are your only options, you’ll know exactly what to look for and do. This lesson also teaches you methods for counterattacking as a team, increasing your likelihood of survival.