Integrative firearms Training
in Southern California

This course is just for women. The TG-LC Ladies Course is dedicated to training women in the fundamentals of safe gun handling. Topics include:

A variety of stress techniques necessary for the administrative and sustained operation of the pistol as well as the concept of Tactical Firearm Safety, Sight Applications and Target Zoning at Close-Quarter-Battle distances. Integrated into this process are several tactical skills including Situational Awareness and Evasive Movement. While no formal pistol training is required for this course, even the most experienced shooter will benefit from this fresh approach to the defensive use of the handgun.

Students are required to bring their own firearms and ammunition as required to all classes.

For those who have had prior documented formal pistol training, including completion of our #110 class. Using the same integrative techniques of our #110 course, we now add to the participants list of skills the Draw Stroke / Presentation, including from a concealed carry mode, while adding Stress Reloading, Malfunction Drills, Multiple Targets at varying angles and distances, Alternative Shooting Positions, Dynamic Movement and Stealth Cover Tactics.

Students are required to bring their own firearms and ammunition as required to all classes.

Expand your abilities even further by adding Ambidextrous Operation, Third Party Management, Team Drills, Moving C-Q-B, Less-Than-Ideal Shooting Positions, Moving Targets, Multi-Directional Dynamic Movement, and Interior / Exterior Structural Applications. Scheduled on demand.

Students are required to bring their own firearms and ammunition as required to all classes.

A 5-hour session in Reduced Light Shooting which recreates many of the exercises from 120 under varying ambient and artificial lighting conditions. Including the use of flashlights. Additionally this course uses a simple but effective projected decisional shooting system, critical in training you to make the necessary “shoot / don’t shoot” decision. A unique opportunity in itself.

Students are required to bring their own firearms and ammunition as required to all classes.

For those of you more open to mid-week courses. Taking the components of our #110, #120, and #140 courses, we apply them to a 3-day format.

Students are required to bring their own firearms and ammunition as required to all classes.

Covers all aspects in the selection and operational characteristics and introduces a variety of techniques necessary for the operation of the rifle under survival stress conditions. Also covered in this course are Sight Adjustment and Applications, Target Zoning and Trajectories at close and medium range distances, Carry & Deployment Positions and Stress Reloading. Integrated into this process are several tactical skills including Situational Awareness and Evasive Movement. No prior formal training is required for this course.

Students are required to bring their own firearms and ammunition as required to all classes.

For those who have had prior documented rifle training, such as completion of a Military or Police Academy program and/or our Rifle-310 classes. In the #320 course, we add Close-Quarter-Battle, Extended Range Applications, Malfunction Drills, Multiple Targets at varying angles and distances, Alternative Shooting Positions, Dynamic Movement, Handgun Integration Drills, and Stealth Cover Tactics. NOTE: you will need your personal handgun and support equipment if you wish to participate in the handgun transition drills.

Students are required to bring their own firearms and ammunition as required to all classes.

Students are required to bring their own firearms and ammunition as required to all classes.

Our Tactical Shotgun courses provide a comprehensive and practical approach in the operational functions and tactical application of the Shotgun. These courses are open to both pump action and autoloading shotguns with a barrel not in excess of 20 inches.

Covers all aspects in the selection and operational characteristics of the law enforcement / military style shotgun and introduces a variety of techniques necessary for the operation of the shotgun under survival stress conditions. Also covered in this course are Load Selection and Patterning, Sight Applications and Target Zoning at close and medium range distances, Carry & Deployment Positions and Sustained & Select Loading Techniques. Integrated into this process are several tactical skills including Situational Awareness and Evasive Movement. No prior formal training is required for this course.

Students are required to bring their own firearms and ammunition as required to all classes.

For those who have had prior documented formal shotgun training, such as completion of a Police Academy program and/or our Shotgun-210 class. Using the same integrative techniques of our #210 course, we now add to the participant’s list of skills Close-Quarter-Battle, Extended Range Applications, Stress Reloading, Malfunction Drills, Multiple Targets at varying angles and distances, Alternative Shooting Positions, Dynamic Movement, Handgun Integration Drills and Stealth Cover Tactics. NOTE: you will need your personal handgun and support equipment if you wish to participate in the handgun transition drills.

Students are required to bring their own firearms and ammunition as required to all classes.

For those of you more open to mid-week courses. Taking the components of our #210 and #220 courses, we apply them to a 3-day format held Tuesday through Thursday, scheduled on-demand. We also add the components of Moving Targets, Interior / Exterior Structural Applications and Moving C-Q-B to the 3-day course.

Students are required to bring their own firearms and ammunition as required to all classes.