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The courses listed on this page as part of the Tacflow Training & Event Schedule are all available for outside sign ups unless marked specifically as CLOSED or FULL which are only listed as reference for students. There are Open Enrollment courses that are available to all law abiding citizens, as well as Restricted Enrollment Courses, which require profession specific pre-requisites. Please see the course information for more information on possible restrictions.
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Training & Event Schedule
january
Event Details
Lead Instructors Rigo Durazo Course Description Students will learn the building blocks for all weapons- from carbine, pistol and empty hand combat. Students will learn how to use these principles during suspect controls
Event Details
Lead Instructors
Rigo Durazo
Course Description
Students will learn the building blocks for all weapons- from carbine, pistol and empty hand combat. Students will learn how to use these principles during suspect controls and team tactics while managing a carbine.
They will apply while shooting, practicing room clearing, and HRT scenarios. This is principle-based training meant to address trained/organized multiple-threats such as terrorist and domestic terrorist attacks for Homeland security. These techniques can be easily implemented in multi-agency, as well as joint task force operations.
Course Topics:
Creating a combat mindset/ Understanding violence
SACP Drills
Terrorist threats- how to identify and overcome
Carbine Movement Drills
Carbine Combative Solutions/ Suspect Control with Carbine
Close contact with Carbine failures
HRT Drills/ Low Light Scenarios
High Risk Warrants
CQB Concepts
Vehicle Assaults
Time
January 28 (Monday) - February 1 (Friday)
february
Event Details
Lead Instructors Rigo Durazo Course Description Students will learn the building blocks for all weapons- from carbine, pistol and empty hand combat. Students will learn how to use these principles during suspect controls
Event Details
Lead Instructors
Rigo Durazo
Course Description
Students will learn the building blocks for all weapons- from carbine, pistol and empty hand combat. Students will learn how to use these principles during suspect controls and team tactics while managing a carbine.
They will apply while shooting, practicing room clearing, and HRT scenarios. This is principle-based training meant to address trained/organized multiple-threats such as terrorist and domestic terrorist attacks for Homeland security. These techniques can be easily implemented in multi-agency, as well as joint task force operations.
Course Topics:
Creating a combat mindset/ Understanding violence
SACP Drills
Terrorist threats- how to identify and overcome
Carbine Movement Drills
Carbine Combative Solutions/ Suspect Control with Carbine
Close contact with Carbine failures
HRT Drills/ Low Light Scenarios
High Risk Warrants
CQB Concepts
Vehicle Assaults
Time
January 28 (Monday) - February 1 (Friday)
Event Details
Instructed by Rigo Durazo Course Description This five day course expands on the two day Carbine Transition Fundamentals by adding 3 days of advanced movement drills
Event Details
Instructed by
Rigo Durazo
Course Description
This five day course expands on the two day Carbine Transition Fundamentals by adding 3 days of advanced movement drills
Time
february 4 (Monday) - 8 (Friday)
Organizer
Hosted by Ft. Worth Police Department
Event Details
Lead Instructors Rigo Durazo & Dave Maynard Course Description This course is designed to help students discover gunfighting principles through dynamic reality-based training drills. Using force on force, students will discover mistakes made
Event Details
Lead Instructors
Rigo Durazo & Dave Maynard
Course Description
This course is designed to help students discover gunfighting principles through dynamic reality-based training drills. Using force on force, students will discover mistakes made in the engagement phase and how to properly use team members. Instructors will film extensively, allowing students the chance to study and review their effectiveness under pressure. We will address range training scars that are highlighted during the force on force exercises and work to remedy them during live range drills. We will introduce low light gunfighting and proper use of equipment- be prepared to have your gear setup tested!
The goal is for students to have a better understanding of fighting principles, allowing them to return to their departments and self-diagnose the effectiveness of their current team tactics during a gunfight. Theories will be tested, concepts will be proven or disproven, all for the benefit of the operator and his teammate.
Time
february 19 (Tuesday) - 20 (Wednesday)
Location
Bob Bolen Public Safety Complex
505 W. Felix St.
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Organizer
Principle Agency-Las Vegas Metro Police Department
Event Details
Instructed by Mark Lang & Kelly Canterbury Location Day 1- Range Day 2-4- Sam Boyd Stadium Course Description This is a 4-day 40 hour course. The PSRPV™ Course is an advanced course and is NOT for
Event Details
Instructed by
Mark Lang & Kelly Canterbury
Location
Day 1- Range
Day 2-4- Sam Boyd Stadium
Course Description
This is a 4-day 40 hour course. The PSRPV™ Course is an advanced course and is NOT for the beginning Police Sniper. The course is conducted in a true advanced manner and students will need to show proficiency at every stage. PSRPV™ was designed to be the cornerstone for Public Venue Response and Deployment for SWAT teams. Optimally designed for a Police Sniper that is experienced and/or in an instructor role and has excellent skills of marksmanship and fieldcraft. The course is conducted in a crawl, walk, run progression. Students will be challenged with round accountability and physical conditioning. Expect to move in kit with a purpose. The course is ideal for agencies that are responsible for public safety at public venues where large crowds attend and could be the target of a domestic or international attack via gunfire, explosives and/or vehicle ramming attacks. Students will learn not only the role of the Police Sniper in Overwatch Positions, but also Best Practices for SWAT teams and other work groups. New skill sets will be developed throughout and emphasized at the venue. Students will be required to successfully pass the range day before being allowed to live fire in the venue. Upon successful completion of the course, students will have the confidence through both training and documentation to intervene and protect citizens at public venues.
Course Topics:
Venue Site Assessment
Public Venue/Terrorist Attack History & Trends
Range Work/On Demand Shooting
SWAT Role at Public Venue’s
Angle Fire Presentation
Live Fire training at the Venue
Deliberate/Immediate React Teams
Improvised/Hasty Position Selection
Tripod Usage and Deployment
Planned Overwatch Positions
Observation/Communication Scenarios
The Role of the 50 Cal in Venue Safety
PBIED/VBIED/Vehicular Attack Mitigation
Course Pre-Requisite:
Students must be current Law Enforcement or Military and at a minimum must have successfully passed a reputable basic sniper course. Subsequent advanced sniper courses and training are preferred. Verification may be required by the Instructors.
Round Count:
500 Factory Produced Rounds
Gear:
All Police Sniper kit
Tripods (if utilized at agency)
Ammunition/Weapon System Mandates:
No Armor Piercing, Bonded, Monolithic, Reloads or Steel Core rifle rounds allowed in the course. No rounds exceeding 3000 fps muzzle velocity from the student’s precision rifle.
Precision Rifles must be capable of 1 Minute of Angle (MOA) accuracy or better with ammunition to be utilized in course. Variable Powered Riflescope equipped.
Any precision rifle that has a history of Accidental Discharges will not be allowed in the course. Verification will be asked prior to the course commencing
Time
april 1 (Monday) - 4 (Thursday)
Location
Sam Boyd Stadium
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Organizer
Hosted by University of Oklahoma Police & Norman Police Department
Event Details
Instructed by Mark Lang & Kelly Canterbury Location Day 1- Range Day 2-4- Gaylord Family Oklahoma Memorial Day 5- Lloyd Noble Center Course Description This is a 5-day 50 hour course. The PSRPV™ Course is an advanced
Event Details
Instructed by
Mark Lang & Kelly Canterbury
Location
Day 1- Range
Day 2-4- Gaylord Family Oklahoma Memorial
Day 5- Lloyd Noble Center
Course Description
This is a 5-day 50 hour course. The PSRPV™ Course is an advanced course and is NOT for the beginning Police Sniper. The course is conducted in a true advanced manner and students will need to show proficiency at every stage. PSRPV™ was designed to be the cornerstone for Public Venue Response and Deployment for SWAT teams. Optimally designed for a Police Sniper that is experienced and/or in an instructor role and has excellent skills of marksmanship and fieldcraft. The course is conducted in a crawl, walk, run progression. Students will be challenged with round accountability and physical conditioning. Expect to move in kit with a purpose. The course is ideal for agencies that are responsible for public safety at public venues where large crowds attend and could be the target of a domestic or international attack via gunfire, explosives and/or vehicle ramming attacks. Students will learn not only the role of the Police Sniper in Overwatch Positions, but also Best Practices for SWAT teams and other work groups. New skill sets will be developed throughout and emphasized at the venue. Students will be required to successfully pass the range day before being allowed to live fire in the venue. Upon successful completion of the course, students will have the confidence through both training and documentation to intervene and protect citizens at public venues.
Course Topics:
Venue Site Assessment
Public Venue/Terrorist Attack History & Trends
Range Work/On Demand Shooting
SWAT Role at Public Venue’s
Angle Fire Presentation
Live Fire training at the Venue
Deliberate/Immediate React Teams
Improvised/Hasty Position Selection
Tripod Usage and Deployment
Planned Overwatch Positions
Observation/Communication Scenarios
The Role of the 50 Cal in Venue Safety
PBIED/VBIED/Vehicular Attack Mitigation
Course Pre-Requisite:
Students must be current Law Enforcement or Military and at a minimum must have successfully passed a reputable basic sniper course. Subsequent advanced sniper courses and training are preferred. Verification may be required by the Instructors.
Round Count:
500 Factory Produced Rounds
Gear:
All Police Sniper kit
Tripods (if utilized at agency)
Ammunition/Weapon System Mandates:
No Armor Piercing, Bonded, Monolithic, Reloads or Steel Core rifle rounds allowed in the course. No rounds exceeding 3000 fps muzzle velocity from the student’s precision rifle.
Precision Rifles must be capable of 1 Minute of Angle (MOA) accuracy or better with ammunition to be utilized in course. Variable Powered Riflescope equipped.
Any precision rifle that has a history of Accidental Discharges will not be allowed in the course. Verification will be asked prior to the course commencing
Time
may 13 (Monday) - 17 (Friday)
Location
University of Oklahoma
