Zachary McMahon

In this class we will cover:

• How to identify:

• Job related activities that put agents at risk of an attack.

• Situational Awareness
• Commonly used cell phone safety features
• Legal Use of Force:
• Defensive Options:

One on One instruction of live fire on the range. Students will participate in shooting a pistol starting from a sitting position for the first hour, then transition to a standing position for the second hour. Instructor will help student with proper grip, sight alignment and sight picture. Instructor will help student become familiar and comfortable with placing rounds on target.

In this course you will learn:

Lessons:

• Developing a Personal and Home Protection Plan
• Self-Defense Firearms Basics
• Shooting Fundamentals
• Gear and Gadgets
• The Legal Use of Force
• Violent Encounters and the Aftermath
• Basic and Advanced Skills -Other topics covered: Personal Safety, Handgun Safety, Handgun Fundamentals, Handgun Operation, Handgun Selection, Physiological Reactions to Violent Encounters

Over 1 million students have taken the U.S. Concealed Carry Association’s course offerings across the nation. Concealed Carry and Home Defense Fundamentals is a comprehensive classroom course for anyone considering owning or carrying a firearm for self-defense. If you are new to handguns, this is a great introduction to everything you need to know to start your self-protection journey.

This course is a complete guide to understanding the basics of firearms ownership, safety, and nomenclature, and how it applies to home- or self-defense. After this class, students will feel confident to act as their family’s first line of defense in the event of a home invasion or other critical incident.

The Texas LTC/Open Carry range qualification consists of; -Firing a total of 50 rounds using a specific course of fire. -The pistol must be a minimum of .22 LR caliber. -Must be in good working condition. -Handguns are subject to inspection. -No optical sights (scopes, laser, holographic) -If using revolver -no push off on single action. -You may qualify with a revolver or semi-auto pistol. I recommend you qualify with a semi-auto that can hold a minimum of 10 rounds.

To pass the Texas CHL/Open Carry range qualification, a student must score 70% (175 points out of a possible 250 points).

** FREEDOM FIREARMS, IS IN NO WAY ASSOCIATED WITH OR A PART OF THE FULL ARMOR FIREARMS AND RANGE STAFF.**

Covering various holsters/ handbags to carry and draw from as well as various lighting additions.

Online Texas DPS License to Carry Certification is the quickest, easiest way to get your TEXAS license to carry. In just 4 short hours you can take our online course, written exam and print out your Texas LTC-101 certificate of training. You may also take as long as you want, at your own pace. You may logout and login at your convenience, you'll pick right back up where you left off. Once you have completed the online course, all you have to do is come out to one of the already planned safety and proficiency classes to complete the proficiency test to have fulfilled all of your requirements for the certification. Once you have applied for the State of Texas License to Carry, you’ll be able to upload the signed LTC-101 showing completion of the course.

This course is for those students looking to complete their Texas Handgun licensing. This is the safety/range portion ONLY after a student completes the online classroom portion of the Texas LTC...

This is for those who may never shot a firearm, may not yet feel comfortable with a pistol or just want to get a skill tune up prior to or in conjunction with, an actual Texas LTC class or LTC shooting proficiency.

This course is designed to teach the fundamentals of how to safely operate a handgun. The course will cover Safety, Grip, Stance, Site Picture, Site Alignment and Trigger Control.

The Law Enforcement Officers Safety Act (LEOSA), often referred to as HR 218, allows qualified Law Enforcement officers (LEOs) and qualified retired LEOs (RLEOs) to concealed carry in any jurisdiction in the United States, regardless of state or local laws, with some exceptions. It was enacted in 2004 and amended in 2010 and 2013. 18 U.S. Code §§ 926B & 926C Therefore, an individual who qualifies under LEOSA does not need a state-issued concealed carry permit in order to carry a concealed firearm in any state.