3-Day Course – Students will learn the fundamentals of firearms instruction. This course will provide the most effective techniques for rifle operation. Additionally, students will learn repeatable strategies for instruction that those officers can bring back to their agencies.
This course is approved for 21 Minnesota POST credits. This course will include fundamentals and elements of shooting, lesson plans, transition drills, and techniques for effectively teaching others. Topics will include equipment selection and maintenance, zeroing, skill-building drills, tactical ready positions, shooting on the move, positional shooting, reloads, malfunction clearance, and more.
This small group environment will include instruction by demonstration, lecture and coaching, as well as live fire drills and a qualification live fire exercise. Students will conduct teach backs, learn to run the firing line, and give a brief presentation during the course.
What to bring:
- Body armor
- 1,000 rounds of 5.56mm ammunition
- Rifle, with sling, and at least three magazines
- Duty pistol, with 50 rounds of ammunition
- Duty belt or Load Bearing Vest
- Eye and ear protection
- Extra batteries for equipment
Students must have completed an approved firearms instructor course prior to attending this course. Email info@stormtraininggroup.com to request authorization prior to registration.
FEATURED INSTRUCTORS
Jeff Whitbeck and Derrick Herling
TESTIMONIALS
“I am significantly more confident in my own shooting abilities. What I liked most about the training was the repitition and overall shooting opportunities. I have already recommended this course to others. It’s fun and laid back, but also challenging in a good way.”
– Keirsten Englund, Ramsey County Sheriff’s Office
“Extremely knowledgeable instructors with an obvious passion for what they do.”
– Eric Anderson, Lakeville Police Department
“Class was awesome! Great instruction, demonstration, and great material. I am now very confident in teaching basic firearm skills and this class really broke it down.”
– Josh Sannes, Eagan Police Department
“I feel that I learned a lot about the instruction portion of firearms training and relating these techniques to newer or less experienced officers. The instructors were very personable and very professional. They were very open about learning from their students. I like that the students ran a lot of the range with supervision from the instructors.”
– Jordan Hellerud, Saint Louis Park Police Department
“I wanted to learn how to train officers who never touched a gun, and I learned how to step by step. These instructors are better than any course I have had. Instructors very much wanted to help YOU become a better instructor, could tell they cared and were very knowledgeable.”
– Dave Streefland, Eagan Police Department
“I cannot believe how much I improved my shooting over this course. It was a great course for learning and re-learning shooting fundamentals. What I liked most about the course is that I learned to such a high degree I will be very comfortable instructing.”
– Leif Vandersteen, Mendota Heights Police Department
“I feel my shooting skills have improved significantly as well as my teaching skills. Excellent instructors, very skilled and competent. What I liked most about the course was actually practicing running my own firing lines. This course was excellent, among the best I’ve ever attended.”
– Chris Anderson, Olmsted County Sheriff’s Office
“Very good course! Goes over the fundamental trainings to be able to teach other people at all skill levels.”
– Jordan McKellips, Plainview Police Department