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BARREL BREAK-IN 100 BARREL BREAK-IN COURSE 100

Course Number: BB 100Course Length: 6 Hours – Performance OrientedSkill Level: BeginnerMinimum Class Size: 8Range Requirements: Outdoor/Indoor Rifle RangeCourse Description: During this course you will be taught the importance of proper barrel break-in and how it can improve the performance of your barrel and extend the life of your barrel. This course includes both classroom instruction and a barrel break-in live fire exercise on the range.

COURSE TRAINING TOPICS:• Firearm Safety• Personal gear and load-out• Loading and Unloading• Barrel break in procedures• Curing the barrel• Maintaining your barrel and weapons system(s)

OTHER INFORMATION: • Course assumes a modern rifle• Minimum of 2 magazines is required (weapon requiring a magazine)• Ballistic eye-protection (clear lensed only, no sunglasses) and hearing aid is mandatory.• Tactical shooting gloves (optional)• Appropriate clothing required – Train as you fight (ensure to have proper clothing, climate dependent)• Bore Paste• Cleaning Kit

Minimum of 40 rounds of ammunition (same caliber as your weapon) per weapon system being broken in. NO RELOADS are allowed in this class without the primary instructor’s prior approval.

Cost to be determined based on location and number of students.



BALL & DUMMY 100 BALL & DUMMY COURSE 100

Course Number: BD 100Course Length: 7 Hours – Performance OrientedSkill Level: BeginnerMinimum Class Size: 8Range Requirements: Outdoor / Indoor Pistol RangeCourse Description: During this course you will be taught the importance of Ball & Dummy training and how it will assist you to be a much better pistol shooter. Ball & Dummy is a great way to teach individuals how to shoot more accurately and consistently, and is also a good way to conserve ammunition. This course will teach you how to correct over compen-sation and instill confidence while developing enhanced shooting skills and techniques.

COURSE TRAINING TOPICS:• Firearm Safety• Fundamentals of Marksmanship• Personal gear and load-out• Pistol accessories / Load-out• Equipment Set-up / Holster Options & Configurations• Loading and Unloading • Mag-Changes from different shooting position• 1 Standing, Kneeling, Prone, & Alternate• Clear, Stoppage, & Malfunction Drills• Safe Handling of Firearms review • 4-step holster draw • Shooting Fundamentals review • Recovery & Follow Through

OTHER INFORMATION: • Students should bring at least 250 rounds of Commercial Ammunition (Factory Loads Only; No reloads are authorized) • Students should bring at least 2, preferably 3 or more magazines• Have at least 5x ‘snap caps’ with the same caliber of your weapon for malfunction drills.• Authorized Calibers (9mm, 10mm, 357, 38 Special, 40 Cal, 45 ACP)• Tactical Plate Carrier w/ Ballistic Plates (Optional)• Ballistic eye-protection (clear lensed only, no sunglasses) and hearing aid is mandatory.• Holster for pistol is mandatory• Dump Belt (optional)• Tactical shooting gloves (optional)• Appropriate clothing required – Train as you fight (ensure to have proper clothing, climate dependent)

NOTE: NO Calibers smaller than 9mm or larger than 45 ACP are authorized without primary instructors authorization.Cost to be determined based on location and number of students.




BASIC DEFENSIVE PISTOL 100 (CCW PREP)BASIC DEFENSIVE PISTOL COURSE 101 ~ NOT AN NRA COURSE

Course Number: BDP 101Course Length: 8 hours – Class Room & Performance Oriented Skill Level: BeginnerMinimum Class Size: 6Range Requirements: Outdoor / Indoor Pistol RangeCourse Description: The Basic Defensive Pistol 100 course is designed to give first time shooters a wealth of knowledge in the safe handling procedures and proper use of semi-automatic pistols and revolvers. This course is designed for the shooter with basic knowledge of the fundamentals of marksmanship and desire to continue their education, taking their skills to the next level. In this course you will learn how to properly draw your pistol and engage multiple targets and the knowledge and skill to be able to tactically clear malfunctions on your firearm. After completion of this course members will be “Holster Qualified”, allowing you draw from the holster on our range.

COURSE TRAINING TOPICS:• Firearm Safety• Standards of Marksmanship• Fundamentals of Marksmanship• Proper Mindset• Practical Pistol Handling• Shooting Stances• Proper Grip• 4 Point Draw• Maintaining a Firearm• Selection of Ammunition• Loading and Unloading• Shooting Positions Standing, Kneeling, Prone Zeroing: How to adjust sites (for weapons w/adj sites)• Clear, Stoppage, & Malfunction Drills• Magazine Changes (Semi-Auto Pistols)

OTHER INFORMATION:• Students should bring at least 100 rounds of Commercial Ammunition (Factory Loads Only; No reloads are authorized)• Students should bring at least 2, preferably 3 or more magazines• Have at least 5x ‘snap caps’ with the same caliber of your weapon for malfunction drills.• Authorized Calibers (9mm, 10mm, 357, 38 Special, 40 Cal, 45 ACP)• Ballistic eye-protection (clear lensed only, no sunglasses) and hearing aid is mandatory.• Holster for pistol is mandatory• Dump Belt (optional)• Tactical shooting gloves (optional)• Appropriate clothing required – Train as you fight (ensure to have proper clothing, climate dependent)

NOTE: This is a Tactical Pistol Course, NO Calibers smaller than 9mm or larger than 45 ACP are authorized without pri-mary instructor’s authorization




BUG-OUT BAG 100BUG-OUT BAG PREPARATION COURSE 100

Course number: BO 100Course Length: 8 hoursSkill Level: BeginnerMinimum Class Size: 8Range Requirement: Outdoor / Indoor FacilityCourse Description: The Bug-Out Bag course is designed to prepare you and your Family to properly equip and prepare for a real world emergency, whether from a natural or man-made disaster, to include a terrorist attack. The hands on performance oriented instruction focuses on short-term situations ranging up to 96 hours, however, also discussed in this class is long-term survival resulting from a grid-down situation.

COURSE TRAINING TOPICS:• Survival mindset and psychology for success• Considerations and priorities for building a B.O.B, minimizing weight and volume• Wants vs. Needs requirements; survival focused • Pre-disaster planning• Essentials - Shelters - Fire starters - Clothing - Water purification• Communication ~ Alternate modes of communication• Defense• IFAK (Individual First-Aid Kits)• Survival gear - improvising when off the shelf items are not available (traps, tools, & equipment)• Medications• Signal ~ Marking devices• Navigational tools

OTHER INFORMATION:• Small – Medium pack (recommended) • First-aid kit • Survival gear ~ equipment • Survival knife-tool • Survival food• Appropriate clothing required (ensure to have proper clothing, climate dependent)




CARBINE FUNDAMENTALS 100CARBINE FUNDAMENTALS 100 ~ NOT AN NRA COURSE

Course Number: CF 100Course Length: 8 hours – Class Room & Performance Oriented RangeSkill Level: BeginnerMinimum Class Size: 6Range Requirements: Outdoor / Indoor Rifle RangeCourse Description: The Carbine Fundamentals 100 course is designed to give first time shooters a wealth of knowledge in the safe handling procedures and proper employment of the Carbine. During this course you will learn standards of marksmanship, the steady hold factors, clear a stoppage, malfunction drills, zeroing your weapon, and the different weap-on statuses.

COURSE TRAINING TOPICS:• Firearm Safety• Standards of Marksmanship• Fundamentals of Marksmanship• Proper Mindset• Practical Carbine Handling• Shooting Stances - Standing, Kneeling, Prone• Proper Grip• Maintaining a Firearm• Selection of Ammunition• Loading, Unloading, and Magazine Changes• Weapon’s Status • Zeroing: How to adjust sites (for weapons w/adj sites)• Clear, Stoppage, & Malfunction Drills

OTHER INFORMATION:• Students should bring at least 200 rounds of Commercial Ammunition (Factory Loads Only; No reloads are authorized)• Students should bring at least 2, preferably 3 or more magazines• Have at least 5x ‘snap caps’ with the same caliber of your weapon for malfunction drills.• Authorized Calibers (.223; .30; .308; 7.62x39)• Ballistic eye-protection (clear lensed only, no sunglasses) and hearing aid is mandatory.• Sling• Iron Sights or Flip-Up Sights• Optics / Scope (If equipped)• Dump Belt (optional)• Tactical shooting gloves (optional)• Appropriate clothing required (ensure to have proper clothing, climate dependent)

NOTE: This is a Carbine Fundamentals Course, NO Calibers other than what are listed above are authorized without pri-mary instructor’s authorization.




BASIC SURVIVAL 100BASIC SURVIVAL 100

Course Number: BS 100Course Length: 8 Hours – Performance OrientedSkill Level: BeginnerMinimum Class Size: 8Range Requirements: Outdoor / Indoor FacilityCourse Description: During this course you will learn several real world critical considerations for survival regardless of your environment. This is a basic course to educate you on how to properly plan and prepare for natural disasters and / or a real world threat. In this course we will discuss needs requirements vs. want requirements. Priorities of preparation and work. Basic means of communication, movement, & planning. You will learn different techniques, tactics, & pro-cedures on how to improvise when off the shelf items are not readily available or practical, and that will provide you with necessary and critical skills to assist you in emergency situations.

COURSE TRAINING TOPICS:• Urban Survival • Wilderness Survival • Preparing for Natural Disasters • Domestic Terrorism • Terrorist Attacks from Insurgents • Basics: - Shelter - Fire - Water - Food - First Aid & Core Body Temp Maintenance - Land Navigation (Basic Info – NOT a Land NAV Course - SA (Situational Awareness) - SU (Situational Understanding) - Environmental Considerations - Sustainment - Survival Kit Recommendations




DRY FIRING & MAG CHANGE 100 DRY FIRING & MAGAZINE CHANGE 100

Course Number: DF 100Course Length: 4 Hours – Performance OrientedSkill Level: BeginnerMinimum Class Size: 8Range Requirements: Outdoor / Indoor FacilityCourse Description: During this course you will develop your skills to quickly, safely, and effectively conduct dry firing tech-niques and magazine changes. You will learn and understand how important these useful techniques allow you to be more accurate and efficient in any scenario to include real world threats or competition., where time is critical. In a real world threat whether it is due to a home intrusion, LE, or military scenario, your ability to quickly and effectively manage recoil, follow through, malfunctions, and magazine changes can be the difference that keeps you and your Family / Team alive.

COURSE TRAINING TOPICS:• Firearm Safety• Fundamentals of Marksmanship• Personal gear and load-out• Carbine / Rifle and accessories / Load-out• Pistol accessories / Load-out• Loading and Unloading• Mag-Changes from different shooting position - Standing, Kneeling, Prone, & Alternate• Movement – Forward – Lateral• Intro ~ Transitions to Secondary system (pistol)

OTHER INFORMATION:• Course assumes a modern carbine (AR / AK platform)• Course assumes a semi-auto pistol• Minimum of 3 magazines is required for each weapon (if using low capacity magazines 4x or more).• Have at least 5x ‘snap caps’ with the same caliber of your weapons) for malfunction drills.• Tactical Plate Carrier w/ Ballistic Plates (optional)• Ballistic eye-protection (clear lensed only, no sunglasses) and hearing aid is mandatory, train as you would with live ammo• Holster for pistol is mandatory• Dump Belt (optional)• Tactical shooting gloves (optional)• Appropriate clothing required – Train as you fight (ensure to have proper clothing, climate dependent)

**NO LIVE AMMUNITION**




EDGED WEAPONS INTRO 100EDGED WEAPONS INTRO COURSE

Course number: EW 100Course Length: 3 hours – Performance Oriented RangeSkill Level: Beginner Minimum Class Size: 8Range Requirement: Outdoor / Indoor FacilityCourse Description: During this course you will learn about different types of edged weapons and how to properly select the proper edged weapon, depending on user needs, requirements, and environmental considerations. You will be taught and demonstrated several uses of the different types of edged weapons. This is not a defensive edged weapon course, however, some uses for self defense will be explained and demonstrated in this course. This course is a basic level course educating how to properly select the right edged weapon, whether it is for survival, wild life & fishing, hand to hand combat, or multi-use. How to properly maintain your edged weapon is also discussed and demonstrated.

COURSE TRAINING TOPICS:• Selection of edged weapon dependent on mission or environmental consideration(s) and characteristics• Proper grip or hold of edged weapon• Employment of edged weapon cutting angles and techniques• Blade placement and targets• Proper care and maintenance of edged weapon• Edged weapon safe handling procedures• Unarmed defense against an edged weapon• Distance ~ injury risk matrix• Wound analysis and effects• Defensive anatomy

OTHER INFORMATION:• Students should bring their own edged weapons to include survival tools• This is NOT a defensive edged weapons course• This course is designed to educate on selecting the proper edged weapon that is right for you and/or your needs




GEAR SETUP & SELECTION 100GEAR SETUP & SELECTION 100

Course Number: GS 100Course Length: 8 Hours – Performance OrientedSkill Level: BeginnerMinimum Class Size: 8Range Requirements: Outdoor / Indoor FacilityCourse Description: During this course you will learn how to properly select the right gear for you need(s). This can be dependent to your mission, environment, goals, or specific needs. You will be demonstrated different techniques on how to properly prepare and set up your equipment to maximize efficiency based on your needs and requirements. In this class additional information will be discussed utilizing the P.A.C.E method.

COURSE TRAINING TOPICS:• Selection of equipment• Versatility• P.A.C.E. (Primary, Alternate, Contingency, & Emergency) planning and considerations• Preparing for Natural Disasters• Domestic Terrorism• Terrorist Attacks from Insurgents• Bug-Out-Bags - IFAK (Individual First Aid Kit) - Shelter - Fire - Water & water purification - Food• Land Navigation (Basic Info – NOT a Land NAV Course• SA (Situational Awareness)• SU (Situational Understanding) • Environmental Considerations• Sustainment• Survival Kit Recommendations

OTHER INFORMATION:Other Considerations: • Bring your gear & equipment with you• Tactical vest with armor• Tactical belt / Dump Belt (if you have or plan to use)• Bug-Out-Bag or Survival Bag

NOTE:There is no “best”, what works for me may not work for you. Figure out what you need to do, to interact with your gear and equipment. Prioritize your most critical component’s interaction location. No setup will maximize ability with more than two weapons (i.e., additional weapon(s) such as a shotgun or sniper rifle along with pistol & carbine). No setup will be best for all environments or missions, you must decide how and where you will need your kit configuration equipped for. You must practice using your setup so that you maximize proficiency to the point that everything becomes muscle memory. Cost to be determined based on location and number of students.



KNOTS & LASHINGS 100KNOTS & LASHINGS 100

Course number: KL 100Course Length: 8 hours – Performance Oriented RangeSkill Level: Beginner / IntermediateMinimum Class Size: 8Range Requirement: Outdoor / Indoor FacilityCourse Description: During this course you will learn several knots & lashings that are critical to any real world environ-ment. In addition, you will learn the purpose and checkpoints of each knot & lashing to ensure that you have tied the Knot or Lashing correctly to standard(s). You will perform and demonstrate how to properly use and tie each Knot or Lashing within a set time, condition, and standard. This course includes a performance oriented block of instruction, demonstration, multi-ple practical exercises, and a performance oriented and written exam.

COURSE TRAINING TOPICS:• Proper selection of knot or lashing• Proper selection of rope or lashing• Definition and use of knots & Lashings• Check points and purpose of each knot & lashing• Proper maintenance and storage of ropes and lashings• Rope management and knots - Knots & Lashings - Square - Clove Hitch - Girth Hitch - Bowline - Figure Eight - Figure Eight Retrace - Figure Eight Loop - Two Loop Figure Eight - Double Fisherman’s Knot - Water Knot/Tape Knot - Prusik Knot - Rappel Seat

OTHER INFORMATION:Rope and lashing will be provided for course training; however, you may bring your own.You will need pencil and paper (recommend 5”x8” flashcards)

NOTE: the rope is a vital piece of equipment and if rope is not managed or maintained properly serious injury may occur




PISTOL FUNDAMENTALS 100PISTOL FUNDAMENTALS 100 ~ NOT AN NRA COURSE

Course Number: PF 100Course Length: 8 hours – Class Room & Performance Oriented RangeSkill Level: BeginnerMinimum Class Size: 8Range Requirements: Outdoor / Indoor Pistol RangeCourse Description: The Pistol Fundamentals 100 course is designed to educate the students about handguns best for personal defense, and how to employ them efficiently and safely. This is a beginners course for those that are new to the handgun industry, giving first time shooters a wealth of knowledge in the safe handling procedures and proper use of semi-automatic pistols and revolvers. This is a great introduction to handguns for any individual to include youths. If you are considering to purchase or carry a firearm for personal security or personal defense, this course will assist you in selecting the right firearm that is best suited for you. This course will establish the foundation by introducing the funda-mentals of pistol shooting and employment.

COURSE TRAINING TOPICS:• Firearm Safety• Standards of Marksmanship• Fundamentals of Marksmanship• Proper Mindset• Practical Pistol Handling• Shooting Stances• Proper Grip• Maintaining a Firearm• Selection of Ammunition• Loading and Unloading• Shooting Positions - Standing &Kneeling• Zeroing: How to adjust sites (for weapons w/adj sites)• Clear, Stoppage, & Malfunction Drills• Magazine Changes (Semi-Auto Pistols)

OTHER INFORMATION:• Students should bring at least 200 rounds of Commercial Ammunition (Factory Loads Only; No reloads are authorized)• Students should bring at least 2, preferably 3 or more magazines• Authorized Calibers (.22, .380, 9mm, 10mm, 357, 38 Special, 40 Cal, 45 ACP)• Ballistic eye-protection (clear lensed only, no sunglasses) and hearing aid is mandatory.• Holster for pistol is mandatory• Dump Belt (optional)• Tactical shooting gloves (optional)• Appropriate clothing required – Train as you fight (ensure to have proper clothing, climate dependent)

NOTE: This is a Tactical Pistol Course, NO Calibers smaller than .22 or larger than 45 ACP are authorized without primary instructor’s authorization




SHOTGUN FUNDAMENTALS 100 SHOTGUN FUNDAMENTALS 100 ~ NOT AN NRA COURSE

Course number: SF 100Course Length: 8 hours – Performance Oriented RangeSkill Level: BeginnerMinimum Class Size: 6Range Requirement: Outdoor / Indoor Rifle RangeCourse Description: The Shotgun Fundamentals is a fun beginner’s course that teaches how to control and effectively employ this versatile firearm. In this class we will discuss loading, shooting, reloading, manipulation, and ammunition selection for the shotgun. You will learn different variations of shotguns and how to properly select the style that best fits your application. The instructor(s) will demonstrate the effective distances and use of the shotgun based on leisure, hunt-ing, or tactical application. This class is designed for the beginner shotgun shooter and defensive orientation shooter.

COURSE TRAINING TOPICS:• Firearm Safety• Standards of Marksmanship• Fundamentals of Marksmanship• Personal gear and load-out• Loading and Unloading• Shooting position - Standing & Kneeling• Presentation• Manipulation• Ammunition Selection

OTHER INFORMATION:• Personal Shotgun with case(unloaded)• 200 rounds of Birdshot #7.5 or #8• 50 rounds of Buckshot• 10 rounds of slug• Ballistic eye-protection (clear lensed only, no sunglasses) and hearing aid is mandatory.• Tactical shooting gloves (optional)• Appropriate clothing required – Train as you fight (ensure to have proper clothing, climate dependent)

NOTE:

WHAT YOU NEED TO BRING TO THE SHOTGUN FUNDAMENTALS CLASS• Long barrels on guns are acceptable, but we prefer 18-inch to 22-inch barrels. No short pistol grip shotguns are allowed; you must have a shoulder stock for this class. (Pistol grip with a shoulder stock is fine)• 12 gauge or 20 gauge, the latter for recoil sensitive people. • This class has no prerequisites. This is not a trap or skeet class; it is a fundamentals class. You will be taught the basic fundamental and employment of a shotgun.




ACTIVE SHOOTER 101 ACTIVE SHOOTER 101 ~ NOT AN NRA COURSE

Course number: AS 101Course Length: 2 Day – RANGESkill Level: Intermediate / AdvancedMinimum Class Size: 8 ~ 16Range Requirement: Indoor Facilities / Outdoor Range ~ Shoot HouseCourse Description: An ACTIVE SHOOTER situation can occur anywhere and they happen all the time. The threat or perceived threat of an active shooter or terrorist is a significant concern in today’s world. They have occurred on military bases, schools, restaurants, churches and shopping malls. The shooter may be a deranged employee, a criminal or a ter-rorist. Should an Active Shooter incident happen, those in the immediate danger will have to react and many will not have the proper training, of which will become victims. This intense 2-day course is aimed at training armed professionals how to respond effectively to save lives, and reduce or eliminate the threat as quickly as possible. Advanced skill techniques involving dynamic shooting, precision shooting and target discrimination in a crowded environment, will be taught and applied through performance oriented instruction and practical exercises. Both indoor and outdoor scenarios will be covered, to include tactics, techniques, and procedures. You will also learn how to utilize strong point vs shelter in place, emergency medical (gunshot wounds, explosions, etc.) considerations, and procedures for linking up with law enforce-ment agencies during or after an incident. COURSE TRAINING TOPICS:• Handling of Firearms & Firearm Safety• Movement techniques• Cover & concealment• Dynamic Shooting ~ CQB handgun techniques• Target Discrimination• Multiple targets• Stress Shoot (Timed and Graded)• Commands & Terminology• Liaison with responding Law Enforcement Agencies• Force on Force role playing scenarios (work, school, gov’t buildings, public facilities, etc.) utilizing UTM / Simunitions, or other non-lethal projectiles)• Live Fire Shoot House drills (modified for flat range if SH unavailable)


NOTE:Prerequisite: This course is NOT for the beginner. Registrants must document proof of recent handgun training at a recog-nized firearms school. In addition, everyone attending must present one of the following; a concealed carry permit from any state, a clearance letter from Texas BCI documenting a clean criminal history, a security license from any state, police or military ID. Failure to provide this documentation will result in the registrant being dropped from the course.

OTHER INFORMATION:• Course assumes a modern carbine (AR/AK platform) 500 UTM/Simunition rounds and 250 rounds of live ammunition or more required for the course (Factory loads; No reloads authorized for this course).• Secondary Firearm (Pistol) and at least 500 UTM/Simunition rounds and 250 rounds of live ammunition or more required for the course (Factory loads; No reloads authorized for this course).

MUST HAVE:• Minimum of 3 magazines is required (if using low capacity magazines 4x or more)• Have at least 5x ‘snap caps’ with the same caliber for each of your weapons for malfunction and failure drills• Tactical Plate Carrier w/ Ballistic Plates (Level III M-HIT)• Ballistic Helmet• Ballistic eye-protection (clear lenses only, no sunglasses) and hearing aid• Tactical retention holster for side-arm• Rifle Sling (Already adjusted)• Dump Belt (optional)• Tactical Shooting Gloves (optional)• Appropriate clothing required – Train as you fight (ensure to have proper clothing, climate dependent)



BREACHING 101 BREACHING BASICS COURSE 101

Course number: BB 101Course Length: 7 hours – RANGESkill Level: Intermediate / AdvancedMinimum Class Size: 8Range Requirement: Indoor / Outdoor Facilities (Mock Doors; Walls; Windows)Course Description: While you attend the FSD Breaching Basics Course you will learn several TTPs (Tactics, Techniques, & Procedures) for mechanical breaching, and will have a much greater ability to analyze and determine best options for breaching and what technique(s) to apply. You will be shown and demonstrated several ways to include improvising criti-cal breaching points, which will assist you in gaining entry through or out facilities when conducting tactical operations.

COURSE TRAINING TOPICS:• Mechanical tools• Breach points ~ critical breach points• Day light & night time operations ~ limited visibility• Mechanical breaching techniques• Mechanical breaching tools• Improvised breaching tools & techniques• Movement techniques with breaching tools• Intro to team movement• Point of entry clearing techniques• Commands & Terminology

OTHER INFORMATION:• Breaching tools are provided for class, however, you are welcome to bring your own.• Ballistic eye protection (clear lenses, not sunglasses) and ear pro (mandatory).• Tactical Gloves (mandatory)• Appropriate clothing required – Train as you fight (ensure to have proper clothing, climate dependent)

Additional items recommended • AR / Carbine platform• Tactical Pistol• Tactical Plate Carrier w/ Ballistic Plates (Level III M-HIT)• Ballistic Helmet• Tactical retention holster for secondary firearm• Rifle Sling (Already adjusted)• Dump Belt)




BASIC RECON & SURVEILLANCE 101 RECON & SURVEILLANCE COURSE 101

Course number: BR 101Course Length: 7 hours – Performance Oriented RangeSkill Level: Beginner / IntermediateMinimum Class Size: 8Range Requirement: Outdoor / Indoor Facility & RangesCourse Description: Using Surveillance Detection methods, students must be able to effectively map operational areas, and designate, Surveillance Detection and Hostile Surveillance Locations. Reconnaissance assets are the commander’s primary source for information. The fundamental role of reconnaissance teams is to perform reconnaissance and security, as well as surveillance, target acquisition, and battle damage assessment (BDA). These organizations enhance the higher commander’s ability to retain freedom of maneuver, which in turn allows him to concentrate tactical power and apply assets deliberately at the decisive time and place of his choosing. Stealth is the reconnaissance team’s primary means of force protection; in most cases, organic weapons are used only in self-defense. It is important to note that the multi-dimensional aspect of reconnaissance is integrated into all reconnaissance operations. All reconnaissance assets must go beyond merely investigating terrain characteristics of an area. They must also be prepared to assess infrastructure, demographics, centers of influence, flash points, and personalities as part of their traditional missions of zone, area, and route reconnaissance.

COURSE TRAINING TOPICS:• Types of Reconnaissance Teams• Purpose and Fundamental• Reconnaissance Planning, Methods, & Tactical Employment• Multidimensional Aspects of Recon & Surveillance• Operational Environment• Tactical Organization• Tactical Movement• Recording ~ Reporting• Missions, Capabilities & Limitations, and Vehicle Capabilities• Route Reconnaissance• Area Reconnaissance• Zone Reconnaissance• Obstacles and Restriction Reconnaissance

OTHER INFORMATION:In order for Surveillance Detection Instruction to be an effective, Surveillance Detection procedures must be performed as directed. Failure to follow the procedures and the specific student criteria may result in ineffective training of mis-sion critical skills. It is very important that all students for this course are interviewed and tested before assigned to this course of instruction.Proper understanding of Hostile Surveillance Mapping contributes to mission effectiveness as well as unit readinessBinoculars (at least 4x32 or stronger)Pencil and paper (recommend 5”x8” flashcards)




CLOSE QUARTER BATTLE 101 CLOSE QUARTER BATTLE 101 ~ NOT AN NRA COURSE

Course number: CQB 101Course Length: 3 Day – RANGESkill Level: AdvancedMinimum Class Size: 8 ~ 16Range Requirement: 300meter Rifle Range & 360 Degree Shoot HouseCourse Description: The Close Quarter Combat Course 101 is designed to build on the base skills taught in the Tactical Carbine & Pistol Courses, and to teach proper room, building & facility clearing techniques. The Close Quarter Battle 101 course is an introduction course to CQB and will challenge you and allow you to optimize your ability in real world stress scenarios, were you will experience dynamic shooting from alternate positions under stress while clearing rooms & facilities. You will have to discriminate your targets and conduct transition drills in timed events, enhancing your ability to survive in a life and death encounter. Shooters that want to attend live fire 360 Degree Shoot House courses FSD CQB 102/103 must attend the FSD CQB 101 Course. Only dry fire and UTM/Simunitions are authorized in the 360 Degree Shoot House for this course.

COURSE TRAINING TOPICS:• Handling of Firearms & Firearm Safety• Confirm Zero (5 round strings)• Precision Shooting Drills (7m/10m/15m/20m/25m)• Failure Drills ~ Malfunctions (Timed / Coach’s Discrimination) • Movement techniques• Turns & Pying Corners• Barricade shooting• Alternate positions• Dynamic Shooting• Target Discrimination• Multiple Target Indexing• Transitions Drills (Secondary Weapon)• Stress Shoot (Timed and Graded)• Intro to Team Movement• Glass Room Drills• Corner/Center Fed Entry • 2 Man & 4 Man Stacks • Room Clearing Techniques • Commands & Terminology

NOTE:Prerequisite: This course is NOT for the beginner. Registrants must document proof of recent handgun training at a rec-ognized firearms school. In addition, everyone attending must present one of the following; a concealed carry permit from any state, a clearance letter from Texas BCI documenting a clean criminal history, a security license from any state, police or military ID. Failure to provide this documentation will result in the registrant being dropped from the course.

Note: All live fire for this course will be on a flat range onlyThis is a Level I, CQB Course that is progressive training. This CQB 101 (or equivalent that is accepted and acknowledge by FSD Leadership) is a mandatory prerequisite to attend more advance CQB Courses.Cost to be determined based on location and number of students.


OTHER INFORMATION:Course assumes a modern carbine (AR Platform) 500 UTM/Simunitions rounds and 500 rounds of live ammunition or more required for the course (Factory loads; No reloads authorized for this course).

Secondary Firearm (Pistol that must be UTM / Simunitions compatible) and at least 500 UTM/Simunitions rounds and 500 rounds of live ammunition or more required for the course (Factory loads; No reloads authorized for this course).

MUST HAVE:• Minimum of 3 magazines is required (if using low capacity magazines 4x or more)• Have at least 5x ‘snap caps’ with the same caliber for each of your weapons for malfunction and failure drills• Tactical Plate Carrier w/ Ballistic Plates (Level III M-HIT)• Ballistic Helmet• Ballistic eye-protection (clear lenses only, no sunglasses) and hearing aid• Tactical retention holster for side-arm• Rifle Sling (Already adjusted)• Dump Belt (optional)• Tactical Shooting Gloves (optional)• Appropriate clothing required – Train as you fight (ensure to have proper clothing, climate dependent)



KNOTS & LASHINGS 101 KNOTS & LASHING COURSE 101 ~ NOT AN NRA COURSE

Course number: KL 101Course Length: 8 hours – Performance Oriented RangeSkill Level: Beginner / IntermediateMinimum Class Size: 8Range Requirement: Outdoor / Indoor FacilityCourse Description: During this course you will implement the knots & lashings that you learned in the FSD ~ Knots & Lashings 100 Course, where you will build Fix Rope Installations to include an A~Frame, a One Rope Bridge, a 3~Rope Bridge and a Rope Ladder, which can be applied to any real world environment. You will perform and demonstrate how to properly use and tie each Knot or Lashing within a set time, condition, and standard. This course includes a performance oriented block of instruction, demonstration, multiple practical exercises, and a performance oriented and written exam.

COURSE TRAINING TOPICS:• Proper selection of knot or lashing• Proper selection of rope or lashing• Proper maintenance and storage of ropes and lashings• Rope management and knots• Construction of an A~Frame• Construction of One Rope Bridge• Construction of 3~Rope Bridge• Construction of a Rope Ladder• Knots & Lashings - Square - Clove Hitch - Girth Hitch - Bowline - Figure Eight - Figure Eight Retrace - Figure Eight Loop - Two Loop Figure Eight - Double Fisherman’s Knot - Water Knot/Tape Knot - Prusik Knot - Rappel Seat

OTHER INFORMATION:Leather gloves, double padded palm requiredBallistic eye protections (clear lenses only, no sunglasses) requiredPencil and paper (recommend 5”x8” flashcards)**Rope and lashing will be provided for course training; however, you may bring your own.NOTE: the rope is a vital piece of equipment and if rope is not managed or maintained properly serious injury may occur




LOW LIGHT / NO LIGHT / DIRTY LIGHT 101 LOW LIGHT/NO LIGHT/DIRTY LIGHT 101 ~ NOT AN NRA COURSE

Course number: LL 101Course Length: 8 hours – RANGESkill Level: Intermediate / AdvancedMinimum Class Size: 8Range Requirement: Indoor & Outdoor Ranges (Shoot House)Course Description: The LL Course 101 is designed to build on the base skills taught in the Tactical Carbine & Pistol Courses, and to teach proper room, building & facility clearing techniques in limited visibility conditions. The limited vis-ibility may be due to night time operations or conducting operations in a building where the lights are not used for opera-tions security, that may not have power. You will learn how to manipulate light sources to your advantage and understand about silhouetting yourself, and preventing a compromise to yourself or your team.

COURSE TRAINING TOPICS:• Handling of Firearms & Firearm Safety• Failure Drills ~ Malfunctions (Under LL Conditions) • Movement techniques• Turns & Pying Corners• Alternate positions• Intro to Dynamic Shooting• Target Discrimination• Multiple targets• Transitions Drills (Secondary Weapon)• Intro to team movement• Intro to Room clearing techniques • Commands & Terminology

OTHER INFORMATION:• Course assumes a modern carbine (AR/AK platform)• 500 rounds or more required for the course (Factory loads; No reloads authorized for this course).• Secondary Firearm (Pistol) and at least 200 rounds of ammunition (Factory loads; No reloads authorized for this course).

MUST HAVE:• Minimum of 3 magazines is required (if using low capacity magazines 4x or more)• Have at least 5x ‘snap caps’ with the same caliber for each of your weapons for malfunction and failure drills• Tactical Plate Carrier w/ Ballistic Plates (Level III M-HIT)• Ballistic Helmet• Ballistic eye-protection (clear lenses only, no sunglasses) and hearing aid• Tactical retention holster for secondary firearm• Tactical flashlight (recommend weapon mounted)• Rifle Sling (Already adjusted)• Dump Belt (optional)• Tactical Shooting Gloves (optional)• Appropriate clothing required – Train as you fight (ensure to have proper clothing, climate dependent)




LAND NAVIGATION 101 LAND NAVIGATION 101

Course number: LN 101Course Length: 8 hours – RANGESkill Level: Basic Minimum Class Size: 8Range Requirement: Indoor & Outdoor Training FacilitiesCourse Description: Leading a section across the country from one point to another is a common task. It is often difficult to keep direction, particular in the hours of limited visibility, whether at night, in the fog, or in the desert. A detour made to obtain concealment, or to avoid an obstacle, may result in the section becoming lost. Accurate and reliable navigation will avoid this and you cannot rely on a GPS if you have a loss of power or service. The Land Navigation Course 101 is de-signed to train you on basic map reading and land navigation techniques. You will learn the different types of terrain and identify marginal information on maps with a 100% accuracy; describe the difference base directions; identify topographic features and elevation on a map, and determine distance to within 100 meters.

COURSE TRAINING TOPICS:Map Reading• Definition of a Map• Orientation• Marginal Information• Map Colors & Definitions (Primary & Secondary)• Grid Coordinates and Using a Protractor• Base Directions• True North• Magnetic North• Grid North• Declination Diagram• Terrain Features on a Map (Major & Minor)• Contour Lines• Type of Slopes• Using a Compass• Establish a Pace Count

OTHER INFORMATION:This is a basic land navigation course of instruction; the only performance oriented portion of this course is to establish a pace count and read a map. Once you have completed this course you may attend FSD Land Navigation Course 102, where you will be required to navigate to multiple points, where you will be challenged on your ability to navigate multiple points on a self correcting course within controlled time constraints.

Appropriate clothing required – Train as you fight (ensure to have proper clothing, climate dependent)




TACTICAL CARBINE 101 TACTICAL CARBINE COURSE101 ~ NOT AN NRA COURSE

Course number: TC 101Course Length: 8 hours – Performance Oriented RangeSkill Level: Beginner / IntermediateMinimum Class Size: 6Range Requirement: Outdoor / Indoor Rifle RangeCourse Description: The Tactical Carbine 101 course trains the students to develop safe handling procedures, fundamen-tals, and to employ & maintain the Carbine while negotiating multiple targets. The course is intended for of all levels of shooters. The skills taught create the foundation when the need arises to engage threats when employing the carbine platform. The course will challenge you and assist you in optimizing your ability to defeat threat scenario.

COURSE TRAINING TOPICS: • Firearm Safety • Standards of Marksmanship• Fundamentals of Marksmanship • Personal gear and load-out• AR-15 components, nomenclature, operation & maintenance• Carbine / Rifle accessories / Load-out • Loading and Unloading • Shooting position - Standing, Kneeling, Prone, & Alternate• Zeroing: Confirm zero, weapon should already be zeroed• Clear, Stoppage, & Malfunction Drills• Movement – Forward – Lateral • Shooting from Barricade - Strong Side - Support Side• Multiple threat engagement • Intro ~ Transitions to Secondary system (pistol)

OTHER INFORMATION: • Course assumes a modern carbine (AR / AK platform)• 500 rounds (or more) required for the course.• Minimum of 3 magazines is required (if using low capacity magazines 4x or more).• Have at least 5x ‘snap caps’ with the same caliber of your weapons (available at our store) for malfunction drills.• Tactical Plate Carrier w/ Ballistic Plates (Level III M-HIT)• Ballistic eye-protection (clear lenses only, no sunglasses) and hearing aid is mandatory.• Holster for pistol is mandatory• Dump Belt (optional)• Tactical shooting gloves (optional)• Appropriate clothing required – Train as you fight (ensure to have proper clothing, climate dependent)




TACTICAL PISTOL 101 TACTICAL PISTOL COURSE 101 ~ NOT AN NRA COURSE

Course number: TP Tactical Pistol 101Course Length: 8 hours Performance Oriented Classroom & RangeSkill Level: Intermediate – AdvancedMaximum Class Size: 6 ~ 18 (size is also affected by facilities utilized)Range Requirement: Outdoor / Indoor Pistol RangeCourse Description: The Tactical Pistol 101 course is an intermediate pistol-shooting course that builds on the introduc-tion to tactical & defensive pistol shooting. Students will learn tactical shooting techniques that will likely be required in an actual self-defense or active shooter scenario, whether defending against a thug or a terrorist that has threatened you or someone else in close proximity. The Student will maintain shooting fundamentals & principals while being challenged with several shooting drills under stress while conducting movement techniques.This is NOT a beginner class and is very fast paced

COURSE TRAINING TOPICS: • Safe Handling of Firearms review• Equipment Set-up / Holster Options & Configurations • 4-step holster draw• Tactical Shooting vs. Competition Shooting• Shooting Fundamentals review • Trigger reset drills• Sighted and Unsighted shooting techniques • Recovery & Follow Through• Reloading Drills – instruction and timed - Tactical Reload – 4.5 second goal - Combat / Emergency reload – 1.4 second goal • Failure drills (range) • Movement techniques

OTHER INFORMATION: • Students should bring at least 200 rounds of Commercial Ammunition (Factory Loads Only; No reloads are authorized) • Students should bring at least 2, preferably 3 or more magazines• Have at least 5x ‘snap caps’ with the same caliber of your weapon for malfunction drills.• Authorized Calibers (9mm, 10mm, 357, 38 Special, 40 Cal, 45 ACP)•Tactical Plate Carrier w/ Ballistic Plates (Level III M-HIT)• Ballistic eye-protection (clear lensed only, no sunglasses) and hearing aid is mandatory.• Holster for pistol is mandatory• Dump Belt (optional)• Tactical shooting gloves (optional)


NOTE: This is a Tactical Pistol Course, NO Calibers smaller than 9mm or larger than 45 ACP are authorized without pri-mary instructor’s authorization




TACTICAL SHOTGUN 101 TACTICAL SHOTGUN COURSE 100 ~ NOT AN NRA COURSE

Course number: TS 101Course Length: 8 hours – Performance Oriented RangeSkill Level: Beginner / IntermediateMinimum Class Size: 8Range Requirement: Outdoor / Indoor Rifle RangeCourse Description: The Tactical Shotgun Course 101 is a hands on live fire course that will teach the skills necessary whether using deadly force or less than lethal, the proper deployment of the shotgun in a threat environment. This course is a performance oriented course where you will develop the ability to make ammunition selection based on your needs or mission. Your ability to clear malfunctions and maintain continuity of fire, along with the ability to transition to a handgun will give you the advantage, ensuring a higher survivability, and keep you in the fight. This is an intensive one-day course for individuals with a basic understanding of shotgun. This is NOT a trap or skeet class.

COURSE TRAINING TOPICS:• Firearm Safety• Learning Shotgun “patterns”• Fundamentals of Marksmanship• Selecting shotgun accessories• Personal gear and load-out• Ammunition Selection• Loading and Unloading• Clearing malfunctions ~ stoppages• Shooting position - 1 Standing & Kneeling - 2 Shooting from the Shoulder - 3 Shooting Underarm Tactical• Manipulation• Tactical reloads• Tactical ~ Dynamic shooting• Transition to handgun• Stress Shoot

OTHER INFORMATION:• Personal Tactical Shotgun with case(unloaded)• 250 rounds of Birdshot #7.5 or #8• 50 rounds of Buckshot• 10 rounds of slug• Ballistic eye-protection (clear lensed only, no sunglasses) and hearing aid is mandatory.• Tactical shooting gloves (optional)



NOTE:WHAT YOU NEED TO BRING TO THE TACTICAL SHOTGUN CLASS

• Tactical Shotgun, prefer 18-inch to 22-inch barrels (properly registered shorter barrels are authorized from LE/Military agencies). No short pistol grip shotguns are allowed; you must have a shoulder stock for this class. (Pistol grip with a shoulder stock is fine)

• 12 gauge or 20 gauge, the latter for recoil sensitive people. This class has no prerequisites, however, the shooter should have a basic understanding of shotguns and how to deploy. This is NOT a trap or skeet class. Also, the amount of ammunition listed above is the minimum requirement, but recommend that you bring additional ammunition.



TEAM TACTICS 101 TEAM TACTICS 101 ~ NOT AN NRA COURSE

Course number: TT 101Course Length: 7 hours – RANGESkill Level: BasicMinimum Class Size: 8 ~ 16Range Requirement: Indoor / Outdoor Facilities & RangesCourse Description: The Team Tactics Course 101 is designed to build on the base skills taught in the Tactical Carbine & Pistol Courses, and to teach proper room, building & facility clearing techniques, as a Team. This course will teach how to incorporate collective training into Team Operations, and how to configure your team & team equipment, move, communi-cate, and operate as a cohesive and operational team. This is not a CQB Course, all live fire events will be done as a Team on a flat range, engaging multiple targets in different scenerios.

COURSE TRAINING TOPICS:• Team configuration(s)• Team movement techniques• Turns & Pying corners as a team• Using cover as a team• Multiple targets• Glass room drills • Intro to Urban Operations - Inner Cordon Operations - Outer Cordon Operations • Room clearing techniques• Support teams • Commands & Terminology

OTHER INFORMATION:• Course assumes a modern carbine (AR/AK platform)• 500 rounds or more required for the course (Factory loads; No reloads authorized for this course).• Secondary Firearm (Pistol) and at least 200 rounds of ammunition (Factory loads; No reloads authorized for this course).

MUST HAVE:• Minimum of 3 magazines is required (if using low capacity magazines 4x or more)• Have at least 5x ‘snap caps’ with the same caliber for each of your weapons for malfunction and failure drills• Tactical Plate Carrier w/ Ballistic Plates (Level III M-HIT)• Ballistic Helmet• Ballistic eye-protection (clear lenses only, no sunglasses) and hearing aid• Tactical retention holster for secondary firearm• Rifle Sling (Already adjusted)• Dump Belt (optional)• Tactical Shooting Gloves (optional)





URBAN SURVIVAL 101 URBAN SURVIVAL 101

Course number: US 101Course Length: 8 hoursSkill Level: Beginner / IntermediateMinimum Class Size: 8Range Requirement: Outdoor / Indoor FacilityCourse Description: The Urban Survival Course is designed to prepare you and your Family to survive an urban disaster, whether natural or man-made. The hands on performance oriented instruction focuses on short-term situations ranging up to 96 hours. Also discussed in this class is long-term survival resulting from a grid-down situation.

COURSE TRAINING TOPICS: • Survival mindset and psychology for success • Considerations to stay put or relocate • Pre-disaster planning• Establishing rendezvous points (family, co-workers, etc.)• Basis Land-Navigation (map reading; escaper routes; travel)• Bug-Out-Bags (EDC, home kit, vehicle kit, and breakdown of each)• Water locations and purification• First-aid kits• Improvising when off the shelf items are not available (traps, tools, & equipment)• Communication(s) in grid-down situation; alternate means to communicate.• Escape and evade methods for urban or built up areas

OTHER INFORMATION (ITEMS TO BRING TO CLASS):• Small – Medium pack (recommended) • First-aid kit • Survival gear ~ equipment • Survival knife-tool • Survival food

Appropriate clothing required (ensure to have proper clothing, climate dependent)




TACTICAL SHOTGUN 102 TACTICAL SHOTGUN COURSE 102 ~ NOT AN NRA COURSE

Course number: TS 102Course Length: 8 hours – Performance Oriented RangeSkill Level: AdvancedMinimum Class Size: 8Range Requirement: Outdoor / Indoor Rifle RangeCourse Description: The Tactical Shotgun Course 102 is an intense and comprehensive hands on live fire course in the deployment of a shotgun for self defense and tactical situations. This class is not for novice shooters and you must attend the FSD Tactical Shotgun 101 course or equivalent as prerequisite.

COURSE TRAINING TOPICS:• Personal gear and load-out• Ammunition Selection * use of specialty ammo• Alternate shooting position - Shooting from various forms of cover & concealment - Tactical ~ Dynamic shooting - Shooting from the Shoulder - Shooting Underarm Tactical• Manipulation; firing off hand & unusual positions while injured• Low~light / Dirty~light shooting• Tactical reloads• Clearing facilities and buildings• Ballistic breaching • Transition drills (pistol ~ long gun); retention• Stress Shoot• Treat a casualty for gun shot wounds

OTHER INFORMATION / REQUIREMENTS:• Personal Tactical Shotgun with case(unloaded)• 500 rounds of Birdshot #7.5 or #8• 50 rounds of Buckshot• 25 rounds of slug• Ballistic eye-protection (clear lensed only, no sunglasses) and hearing aid is mandatory.• Tactical weapons light for low~light/dirty~light preferred with weapon mount for shotgun• Tactical knee/elbow pads• Tactical shooting gloves (optional)• Tactical vest w/ at least Level III ballistic armor M-HIT (highly recommended)• Ballistic helmet (highly recommended)



NOTE:WHAT YOU NEED TO BRING TO THE TACTICAL SHOTGUN CLASS

• Tactical Shotgun, prefer 18-inch to 22-inch barrels (properly registered shorter barrels are authorized from LE/Military agencies). No short pistol grip shotguns are allowed; you must have a shoulder stock for this class. (Pistol grip with a shoulder stock is fine)

• 12 gauge or 20 gauge, the latter for recoil sensitive people. This class has no prerequisites, however, the shooter should have a basic understanding of shotguns and how to deploy. This is NOT a trap or skeet class. Also, the amount of ammunition listed above is the minimum requirement, but recommend that you bring additional ammunition.



TACTICAL PISTOL 102 TACTICAL PISTOL COURSE 102 ~ NOT AN NRA COURSE

Course number: TP 102Course Length: 2 Days – 16 HoursSkill Level: AdvancedMinimum Class Size: 6 (Max 12)Range Requirement: Yes – Outdoor Range (100+ meters)Course Description:The Tactical Pistol Course 102 is designed to build on the base skills taught in the Tactical Pistol Course 101. The Tactical Pistol 102 course will challenge you and allow you to optimize your ability to engage threat targets under stressful and changing conditions in real world stress scenarios. You will experience dynamic shooting from alternate positions and will have to discriminate your targets and conduct transition drills in timed events, enhancing your ability to survive in a life and death encounter. This is NOT a beginner class and very fast paced

THE TACTICAL PISTOL 102 COURSE COVERS THE FOLLOWING:• Firearm Safety Rules (Review)• Safe Handling of Firearms (Review)• Standards of Marksmanship (Review)• Fundamentals of Marksmanship (Review)• Use of Force• Equipment Set-up / Holster Options & Configurations • 4 step holster draw• Defensive Shooting vs Target shooting • Trigger reset drills• Recovery & Follow Through• Sighted and Unsighted shooting techniques • Speed vs Accuracy• Malfunction Drills (both strong and support hand) – instruction and timed - Type 1 – Failure to fire / Misfire – 1.4 second goal - Type 2 – Failure to eject (stovepipe) – 1.6 second goal - Type 3 – Failure to extract / Double Feed – 5.7 second goal• Reloading Drills (both strong and support hand) – instruction and timed - Tactical Reload – 4.5 second goal - Combat / Emergency reload – 1.4 second goal• Failure drills (range)• Movement techniques• Shooting from barricade• Target Indexing• Firing from defensive retention• Multiple threat engagement / Target Discrimination• Advanced movement and threat engagement• Shooting injured (simulated, obviously)• Tueller Drill demonstration (“21-foot rule”)• Stress Shoot / Qualification Course and Graduation


ADDITIONAL INFORMATION:• Students should bring at least 500 rounds of COMMERCIAL ammunition (No reloads authorized for this course)• Students should bring at least 2, preferably 3 or more magazines• Students should bring at least 5 ‘snap caps’ in the caliber of their firearm• Students need to supply their own firearm due to the nature of the course.• Tactical Plate Carrier w/ Ballistic Plates Ballistic eye-protection (clear lenses only, no sunglasses) and hearing aid is mandatory.• Holster for pistol is mandatory• Dump Belt (optional)• Tactical shooting gloves (optional)


NOTE: This is a Tactical Pistol Course, NO Calibers smaller than 9mm or larger than 45 ACP are autho-rized without primary instructor’s authorization.



TACTICAL CARBINE 102 TACTICAL CARBINE COURSE 102 ~ NOT AN NRA COURSE

Course number: TC 102Course Length: 7 hours – RANGESkill Level: Intermediate / AdvancedMinimum Class Size: 6 ~ 18 (size is also affected by facilities utilized)Range Requirement: YesCourse Description: The Intermediate Tactical Carbine Course 102 is designed to build on the base skills taught in the Tactical Carbine Course 101. The Tactical Carbine 102 course will challenge you and allow you to optimize your ability in real world stress scenarios, were you will experience dynamic shooting from alternate positions under stress and timed events. You will have to discriminate your targets and conduct transition drills in timed events, enhancing your ability to survive in a life and death encounter.

COURSE TRAINING TOPICS: • Handling of Firearms & Firearm Safety • Confirm Zero (5 round strings) • Loading / Reloading (Timed) • Failure Drills ~ Malfunctions (Timed / Coach’s Discrimination) • Movement techniques • Dynamic Shooting • Target Discrimination • Multiple targets• Alternate positions• Barricade shooting • Transitions Drills (Secondary Weapon) • Timed shooting drills• Stress Shoot (Timed and Graded)• Intro to team movement

OTHER INFORMATION: • Course assumes a modern carbine (AR/AK platform)• 1000 rounds or more required for the course (Factory Loads, No reloads are authorized for this course).• Secondary Firearm (Pistol) and at least 100 rounds of ammunition• (Factory Loads, No reloads are authorized for this course). MUST HAVE:• Minimum of 3 magazines is required (if using low capacity magazines 4x or more)• Have at least 5x ‘snap caps’ with the same caliber of your weapons for malfunction and failure drills• Tactical Plate Carrier w/ Ballistic Plates (Level III M-HIT)• Ballistic Helmet (Highly recommended; optional)• Ballistic eye-protection (clear lenses only, no sunglasses) and hearing aid• Tactical retention holster for secondary firearm • Rifle Sling (Already adjusted)• Dump Belt (optional)• Tactical Shooting Gloves (optional)






Course number: LN 102Course Length: 8 hours – RANGESkill Level: Basic Minimum Class Size: 8Range Requirement: Outdoor Training Facilities * LN CourseCourse Description: During the FSD Land Navigation Course 102, you will take the skills that you learned in FSD LN 101 on how to properly read and navigate from a map and put it into application with a performance oriented practical exer-cise. You will navigate in Teams of two to multiple points of which you will be provided the grid coordinates for. The is a self correcting course, so you will be able to verify the coordinates once you arrive to a point of destination. This course will help you to better understand the correlation of terrain feature between your map and the actual ground features that you will encounter, building your confidence and ability to navigate with a compass and a map.

COURSE TRAINING TOPICS:Map Reading (quick review)• Definition of a Map• Orientation• Marginal Information• Map Colors & Definitions (Primary & Secondary)• Grid Coordinates and Using a Protractor• Base Directions - True North - Magnetic North - Grid North• Declination Diagram• Terrain Features on a Map (Major & Minor)• Contour Lines• Type of Slopes• Using a Compass• Establish a Pace Count

OTHER INFORMATION:This is a basic land navigation course of instruction; performance oriented that required you to walk or run from one point to another. Ensure you have proper foot wear for this task.Appropriate clothing required – Train as you fight (ensure to have proper clothing, climate dependent)You will need to be prepared for 8-12 hours in an outdoor environment that includes current weather conditions.You will need to ensure you have enough food, water, or other necessities to maintain a minimum of 24 hours, in case of emergencies.




DESIGNATED MARKSMAN 102 DESIGNATED MARKSMAN COURSE (DM) 102 ~ NOT AN NRA COURSE

Course number: DM 102Course Length: 13 DaysSkill Level: AdvancedMinimum Class Size: 6 ~ 18 (size is also affected by facilities utilized)Range Requirement: Indoor Facilities & Outdoor Rifle Range (600 meters)Course Description: The Designated Marksman Course 102 is designed to build on the base skills taught in the Tactical Carbine Course 101. The purpose of the Designated Marksmanship (DM) Course is to train advanced marksman shooters that are proficient in rapid rifle engagements at 100 meters to 300 meters and extend the maximum effective range to 600 meters for point targets with utilization of the Advanced Combat Optic Gun-site (ACOG 4x32) or equivalent, train shooters to be proficient on target detection / discrimination, and instill and adaptive & agile mindset for the Urban Combat Envi-ronment and Asymmetric Warfare Environment.

COURSE TRAINING TOPICS:• Handling of Firearms & Firearm Safety Brief• Zero and Grouping • Confirm Zero (5 round strings)• M-4 / AR-15 Operations (SDM-R) • Advanced Combat Optic Gunsite (4x32)• External Ballistics• Internal Ballistics• MOA• Observation Class• Target Detection• Target Discrimination• Multiple targets• Alternate positions• Barricade shooting • Transitions Drills (Secondary Weapon) • Timed shooting drills• Stress Shoot (Timed and Graded)

OTHER INFORMATION:• Course assumes a modern carbine (AR / M-4 platform) • 2500 rounds or more required for the course (Factory Loads, NO reloads are authorized for this course).• Secondary Firearm (Pistol) and at least 250 rounds of ammunition• (Factory Loads, No reloads are authorized for this course).

MUST HAVE:• Minimum of 3 magazines is required (if using low capacity magazines 4x or more)• Have at least 5x ‘snap caps’ with the same caliber of your weapons for malfunction and failure drills• Tactical Plate Carrier w/ Ballistic Plates (Level III M-HIT)• Ballistic Helmet (Highly recommended; optional)• Ballistic eye-protection (clear lenses only, no sun glasses) and hearing aid• Tactical retention holster for secondary firearm • Rifle Sling (Already adjusted)• Dump Belt (optional)• Tactical Shooting Gloves (optional) Appropriate clothing required – Train as you fight (ensure to have proper clothing, climate dependent)





Course number: CQB 102Course Length: 40 Hours / 5 DaySkill Level: AdvancedMinimum Class Size: 8 ~ 16Range Requirement: CQB 360 Degree Shoot House & 300meter Rifle RangeCourse Description: The Close Quarter Combat Course 102 is designed to build on the base skills taught in the FSD CQB 101 Course; to teach proper room, building & facility clearing techniques while conducting live fire operations. This course will challenge you and allow you to optimize your ability in real world stress scenarios, were you will experience dynamic shooting from alternate positions under stress while clearing rooms & facilities. This is a very fast paced course where you will have to discriminate targets and conduct transition drills in timed events, enhancing your ability to survive in a life and death encounter. You will conduct dry fire drills, UTM/Simunitions force on force, and for those that achieve the standards and discipline required, will conduct live fire drills in a 360 Degree Shoot House. This is an advanced course and you must have attended and successfully graduated the FSD CQB 101 Course (or equiva-lent) to attend this course.

COURSE TRAINING TOPICS:• Handling of Firearms & Firearm Safety• Movement techniques• Confirm Zero (5 round strings)• Failure Drills ~ Malfunctions (Timed / Coach’s Discrimination)• Barricade shooting• Alternate positions • Turns & Pying Corners• Dynamic Shooting ~ CQB handgun techniques• Target Discrimination• Multiple targets• Transitions Drills (Secondary Weapon)• Stress Shoot (Timed and Graded)• Intro to team movement & communications• Glass room drills • Room clearing techniques • Commands & Terminology• Liaison with responding Law Enforcement Agencies• Advanced First-Aid techniques• Force on Force role playing scenarios (work, school, gov’t buildings, public facilities, etc.) utilizing UTM / Simunitions, or other non-lethal projectiles)• Live Fire Shoot House drills (modified for flat range if SH unavailable)• Low light/No light tactics & shooting techniques• Employment of improvised weapons

OTHER INFORMATION:• Course assumes a modern carbine (AR Platform) 1500 UTM/ Simunitions rounds and 500 rounds of live ammunition or more required for the course (Factory loads; No reloads authorized for this course).

• Secondary Firearm (Pistol) and at least 1000 UTM/Simunitions rounds and 1000 rounds of live ammunition or more required for the course (Factory loads; No reloads authorized for this course).

MUST HAVE:• Minimum of 3 magazines is required (if using low capacity magazines 4x or more)• Have at least 5x ‘snap caps’ with the same caliber for each of your weapons for malfunction and failure drills• Tactical Plate Carrier w/ Ballistic Plates (Level III M-HIT)• Ballistic Helmet• Ballistic eye-protection (clear lenses only, no sunglasses) and hearing aid• Tactical retention holster for side-arm• Rifle Sling (Already adjusted)• Dump Belt (optional)• Tactical Shooting Gloves (optional)



NOTE:Prerequisite: This course is NOT for the beginner. Registrants must document proof of recent handgun training at a recognized firearms school. In addition, everyone attending must present one of the following; a concealed carry permit from any state, a clearance letter from Texas BCI documenting a clean criminal history, a security license from any state, police or military ID. Failure to provide this documentation will result in the registrant being dropped from the course. This is a life fire course and is taken very seriously. If you commit a major safety violation (2x minor safety violations are equivalent to a major safety violation), you will be dropped from the course and you will NOT receive a refund.



ACTIVE SHOOTER 102 ACTIVE SHOOTER 102 ~ NOT AND NRA COURSE

Course number: AS 102Course Length: 3 Day – RANGESkill Level: AdvancedMinimum Class Size: 8 ~ 16Range Requirement: Indoor Facilities / Outdoor Range ~ Shoot HouseCourse Description: This is the second phase in our series of ACTIVE SHOOTER training. A situation can occur anywhere and they hap-pen all the time. The threat or perceived threat of an active shooter or terrorist is a significant concern in today’s world. This intense 3-day course is aimed at training armed professionals how to respond effectively to save lives, and reduce or eliminate the threat as quickly as possible and take your training to the next level with different scenarios to include times of limited visibility. Advanced skill techniques involving dynamic shooting, precision shooting and target discrimination in a crowded environment, will be taught and ap-plied through performance oriented instruction and practical exercises. Both indoor and outdoor scenarios will be covered, to include tactics, techniques, and procedures. You will also learn how to utilize strong point vs shelter in place, emergency medical (gunshot wounds, explosions, etc.) considerations, and procedures for linking up with law enforcement agencies during or after an incident.

COURSE TRAINING TOPICS:• Handling of Firearms & Firearm Safety• Movement techniques• Turns & Pying Corners• Dynamic Shooting ~ CQB handgun techniques• Target Discrimination• Multiple targets• Transitions Drills (Secondary Weapon)• Stress Shoot (Timed and Graded)• Intro to team movement & communications• Glass room drills • Room clearing techniques • Commands & Terminology• Liaison with responding Law Enforcement Agencies• Advanced First-Aid techniques• Force on Force role playing scenarios (work, school, gov’t buildings, public facilities, etc.) utilizing UTM / Simunitions, or other non-lethal projectiles)• Live Fire Shoot House drills (modified for flat range if SH unavailable)• Low light/No light tactics & shooting techniques• Employment of improvised weapons

OTHER INFORMATION:• Course assumes a modern carbine (AR/AK platform) 1000 UTM/Simunitions rounds and 500 rounds of live ammunition or more required for the course (Factory loads; No reloads authorized for this course).





NOTE:Prerequisite: This course is NOT for the beginner. Registrants must document proof of recent handgun training at a recognized firearms school. In addition, everyone attending must present one of the following; a concealed carry permit from any state, a clearance letter from Texas BCI documenting a clean criminal history, a security license from any state, police or military ID. Failure to provide this documentation will result in the registrant being dropped from the course.




Course number: CQB 103Course Length: 40 Hours / 5 DaySkill Level: AdvancedMinimum Class Size: 8 ~ 16Range Requirement: CQB 360 Degree Shoot House & 300 meter Rifle RangeCourse Description: The Close Quarter Combat Course 103 is progressive training designed to build on the skills learned in the FSD CQB 102. This course if very fast paced, where you will be challenged with different scenarios, and required to discriminate between targets and non-threats in close quarters both during lighted conditions and low/no light conditions. You will learn how to integrate multiple Teams to include support Teams, with conducting operations in multi-room complex facilities. You will conduct dry fire drills, UTM/Simunitions force on force, and for those that achieve the standards and discipline required, will conduct live fire drills in a 360 Degree Shoot House. This is an advanced course and you must have attended and successfully graduated the FSD CQB 102 Course (or equivalent) to attend this course.

COURSE TRAINING TOPICS:• Handling of Firearms & Firearm Safety• Movement techniques• Confirm Zero (5 round strings)• Failure Drills ~ Malfunctions (Timed / Coach’s Discrimination)• Barricade shooting• Alternate positions • Turns & Pying Corners• Dynamic Shooting ~ CQB handgun techniques• Target Discrimination• Multiple targets• Transitions Drills (Secondary Weapon)• Stress Shoot (Timed and Graded)• Intro to team movement & communications• Glass room drills • Room clearing techniques • Commands & Terminology• Liaison with responding Law Enforcement Agencies• Advanced First-Aid techniques• Force on Force role playing scenarios (work, school, gov’t buildings, public facilities, etc.) utilizing UTM / Simunitions, or other non-lethal projectiles)• Live Fire Shoot House drills (modified for flat range if SH unavailable)• Low light/No light tactics & shooting techniques• Employment of improvised weapons

OTHER INFORMATION:• Course assumes a modern carbine (AR Platform) 2000 UTM/ Simunitions rounds and 1000 rounds of live ammunition or more required for the course (Factory loads; No reloads authorized for this course).





NOTE:Prerequisite: This course is NOT for the beginner. Registrants must document proof of recent handgun training at a recognized firearms school within the last 60 days. This course is for Military, Law Enforcement & Federal Agencies, and DoD/DoS Contractors. You will be required to provide proof and status, to include certification of pre-requisites. Failure to provide this documentation will result in the registrant being dropped from the course. This is a life fire course and is taken very seriously. If you commit a major safety violation (2x minor safety violations are equivalent to a major safety violation), you will be dropped from the course and you will NOT receive a refund.



DESIGNATED MARKSMAN 103 DESIGNATED MARKSMAN COURSE (DM) 102 ~ NOT AN NRA COURSE

Course number: DM 103Course Length: 5 DaysSkill Level: AdvancedMinimum Class Size: 6 Range Requirement: Outdoor Rifle Range (600 meters minimum)Course Description: The purpose of the Designated Marksmanship (DM) Course 103 is to train advanced marksman shooters that are proficient in rapid rifle engagements at 100 meters to 300 meters and extend the maximum effective range to 600 meters for point tar-gets that have successfully graduated the FSD DM 102 Course; to take their skills to the next level, with multiple stress shoots, engag-ing targets on the move both dismounted and on vehicle platforms. with utilization of the Advanced Combat Optic Gun-site (ACOG 4x32) or equivalent.

COURSE TRAINING TOPICS:• Handling of Firearms & Firearm Safety Brief• Zero and Grouping • Confirm Zero (5 round strings)• Advanced Combat Optic Gunsite (4x32) • External Ballistics• Internal Ballistics• MOA• Observation Class• Leading / Ambushing Targets• Target Detection• Target Discrimination• Multiple targets• Alternate positions• Barricade shooting • Transitions Drills (Secondary Weapon) • Timed shooting drills• Stress Shoot (Timed and Graded)

OTHER INFORMATION:• Course assumes a modern carbine (AR / M-4 platform)• 2500 rounds or more required for the course (Factory Loads, NO reloads are authorized for this course).• Secondary Firearm (Pistol) and at least 250 rounds of ammunition (Factory Loads, No reloads are authorized for this course).

MUST HAVE:• Minimum of 3 magazines is required (if using low capacity magazines 4x or more)• Have at least 5x ‘snap caps’ with the same caliber for each of your weapons for malfunction and failure drills• Tactical Plate Carrier w/ Ballistic Plates (Level III M-HIT)• Ballistic Helmet (Highly recommended; optional)• Ballistic eye-protection (clear lenses only, no sunglasses) and hearing aid• Tactical retention holster for side-arm• Rifle Sling (Already adjusted)• Dump Belt (optional)• Tactical Shooting Gloves (optional)






Course number: LN 103

Course Length: 72 hours / 3-DaysSkill Level: Intermediate

Minimum Class Size: 8Range Requirement: Outdoor Training Facilities * LN CourseCourse Description: During the FSD Land Navigation Course 103, you will navigate in Teams of two to multiple points of which you will be provided the grid coordinates for. You will be challenge in adverse terrain where you will utilize advanced techniques that will assist you in navigating to your coordinates. The is a self correcting course, so you will be able to verify the coordinates once you arrive to a point of destination. After multiple practical exercises you will be challenge to find multiple points within a 24 period of time, where you will navigate an unknown distance, and will receive your additional point(s) of navigation by reaching the correct point(s) in session, that is pre-designated for your course. Though you will receive a quick review, this is not a basic course and the majority of this course is in an outdoor environment, to include adverse weather conditions.

COURSE TRAINING TOPICS:Map Reading (quick review)• Definition of a Map• Orientation• Marginal Information• Map Colors & Definitions (Primary & Secondary)• Grid Coordinates and Using a Protractor• Base Directions - True North - Magnetic North - Grid North• Declination Diagram• Terrain Features on a Map (Major & Minor)• Contour Lines ~ Intervals• Type of Slopes• Using a Compass• Using an Altimeter• Establish a Pace Count

OTHER INFORMATION:• This is an intermediate land navigation course of instruction; performance oriented that required you to walk or run from one point to another. Ensure you have proper foot wear for this task.• Appropriate clothing required – Train as you fight (ensure to have proper clothing, climate dependent)• You will need to be prepared for 24 hours at a time in an outdoor environment that includes current weather conditions.• You will need to ensure you have enough food, water, or other necessities to maintain a minimum of 48 hours, in case of emergencies.


TxAT TACTICAL TRAININGCOURSE LIST AND SERVICE AGREEMENT


TEXAS ARMAMENT & TECHNOLOGY, (TxAT) trains and mentors Special Tactics & Weapons Train-ing Courses that are absolutely crucial for surviving real world threat environments. TxAT provides realistic training in realistic conditions using the best practices known within the industry, that is driven by a holistic and full spectrum outcome based approach.

As the threat has changed considerably within recent years, TxAT takes the approach of being agile and adaptive. As our threats and enemies continue to change their Tactics, Techniques, and Procedures (TTPs), we must do everything possible to keep the advantage over any threat that may endanger your life, family member, friends, or community. Realistic Training for realistic threats whether it is a natural disaster, a criminal, or a terrorist, prepare yourself and your Family. That is what we are about.

Below is a listing of courses that we currently offer. If you don’t see what you need and want some-thing designed to meet your requirements, please contact us at [email protected] or 832.452.4019.

NOVICE / BEGINNER LEVEL COURSESCode Course Name Course Length Level Additional BW100 Basic Weapons Manipulation 8 Hours Novice BM100 Basic Medical / First Aid 8 Hours NoviceBO100 Bug Out Bag Preparation 8 Hours NoviceGS100 Gear Setup & Selection 8 Hours NoviceKL100 Knots & Lashing 8 Hours NoviceBB100 Barrel Break-In 8 Hours Novice EW100 Edged Weapons Intro 8 Hours NoviceB100 Ball & Dummy 8 Hours NoviceDF100 Dry Fire / Mag Change 8 Hours Novice BS100 Basic Survival Intro 8 Hours NoviceCF100 Carbine Fundamentals 8 Hours Novice PF100 Pistol Fundamentals 8 Hours Novice SF100 Shotgun Fundamentals 8 Hours Novice BD100 Basic Defensive Pistol (CCW Prep) 8 Hours Novice

All pricing is custom and based upon course type, class size, location, range fees, etc. Pricing will be determined after exact course details are provided. The training courses below are listed for private users only. Commercial hosts may secure TxAT training services by paying a training retainer.



INTERMEDIATE LEVEL COURSESCode Course Name Course Length Level Additional LL101 Low Light /No Light/ Dirty Light 8 Hours Intermediate TT101 Team Tactics Fundamentals 8 Hours Intermediate TP101 Tactical Pistol 8 Hours Intermediate TC101 Tactical Carbine 8 Hours Intermediate TS101 Tactical Shotgun 8 Hours Intermediate ST101 Shooting Tactics Intro 8 Hours Intermediate BU101 Basic Urban Operations 8 Hours Intermediate MIL/LEO OnlyLN101 Basic Land Navigation 8 Hours IntermediateBR101 Basic Recon & Surveillance 8 Hours Intermediate MIL/LEO OnlyBM101 Basic Mountain Combat 8 Hours Intermediate MIL/LEO OnlyBT101 Basic Transportation & EPD 8 Hours Intermediate MIL/LEO OnlyBV101 Basic Vehicle Tactics Intro 8 Hours Intermediate MIL/LEO OnlyBR101 Breaching Basics Intro 8 Hours Intermediate CS101 Counter Sniper Intro 8 Hours Intermediate

INTERMEDIATE LEVEL COURSESCode Course Name Course Length Level Additional LL102 Intermediate Low Light / No Light/ Dirty Light 8 Hours Advanced TT102 Intermediate Team Tactics 16 Hours Advanced TP102 Intermediate Tactical Pistol 16 Hours Advanced TC102 Intermediate Tactical Carbine 16 Hours Advanced TS102 Intermediate Tactical Shotgun 16 Hours Advanced ST102 Intermediate Shooting Tactics 8 Hours Advanced BU102 Intermediate Urban Operations 24 Hours Advanced MIL/LEO Only LN102 Intermediate Land Navigation 72 Hours AdvancedBR102 Intermediate Recon & Surveillance 24 Hours Advanced MIL/LEO OnlyBM102 Intermediate Mountain Combat 5 Day Course Advanced MIL/LEO OnlyBT102 Intermediate Executive Security Detail 5 Day Course Advanced MIL/LEO OnlyBV102 Intermediate Vehicle Tactics 5 Day Course Advanced MIL/LEO OnlyDM102 Designated Marksman 2 Week Course Advanced MIL/LEO OnlyCS102 Counter Sniper 2 Week Course Advanced MIL/LEO Only




ADVANCED LEVEL COURSESCode Course Name Course Length Level Additional LL103 Advanced Low Light / No Light/ Dirty Light 8 Hours Advanced TT103 Advanced Team Tactics 16 Hours Advanced TP103 Advanced Tactical Pistol 16 Hours Advanced TC103 Advanced Tactical Carbine 16 Hours Advanced TS103 Advanced Tactical Shotgun 16 Hours Advanced ST103 Advanced Shooting Tactics 8 Hours Advanced BU103 Advanced Urban Operations 3 Day Course Advanced MIL/LEO OnlyLN103 Advanced Land Navigation 5 Day Course AdvancedBR103 Advanced Recon & Surveillance 36 Hours Advanced MIL/LEO OnlyBM103 Advanced Mountain Combat 5 Day Course Advanced MIL/LEO OnlyBT103 Advanced Executive Security Detail 5 Day Course Advanced MIL/LEO OnlyBV103 Advanced Vehicle Tactics 5 Day Course Advanced MIL/LEO OnlyDM103 Designated Marksman ~ Dynamic Platforms 2 Week Course Advanced MIL/LEO OnlyCS103 Urban Sniper ~ Urban Stocks ~ Counter Sniper 2 Week Course Advanced MIL/LEO Only

SPECIAL COURSESCode Course Name Course Length Level Additional YF100 Youth Firearms Safety Intro 8 Hours Novice YFP100 Youth Pistol Basic 8 Hours Novice YFD100 Youth Carbine Basic 8 Hours Novice YFS100 Youth Shotgun Basic 8 Hours Novice YFP101 Youth Pistol Intermediate 8 Hours Intermediate YFD101 Youth Carbine Intermediate 8 Hours Intermediate YFS101 Youth Shotgun Intermediate 8 Hours Intermediate YFP102 Youth Pistol Advanced 8 Hours Advanced YFD102 Youth Carbine Advanced 8 Hours Advanced YFS102 Youth Shotgun Advanced 8 Hours Advanced YPR103 Youth Advanced Precision Rifle 8 Hours Advanced WD100 Women’s Defensive Pistol 1 8 Hours Novice WD200 Women’s Defensive Pistol 2 8 Hours Intermediate WD300 Women’s Defensive Pistol 3 8 Hours Advanced




Rev. November 23, 2015

This Training Services Agreement together with Registration Confirmation (as defined hereinbelow), which is incorporated herein by reference (collec-tively the “Agreement”) is entered into by and between Texas Armament & Technology, (TxAT), a Texas company, of 2014 Airport Road, Conroe, Texas 77301 and your company as identified in the Registration Confirmation (“Customer”).

By submitting a registration for Training Services to Texas Armament & Technology, Customer agrees to be bound by the terms and conditions of this Agreement, including all terms and conditions contained and/or referenced herein or any additional terms and conditions set forth on Texas Armament & Technology’s, relevant website, and all such terms shall be deemed accepted by Customer. Customer warrants and represents that it has the legal right and authority to place and use the Training Services as contemplated by this Agreement. This Agreement sets forth the terms and conditions under which Texas Armament & Technology, will provide certain Training Services to Customer. In the event that Customer has signed a Professional Services Agreement with Texas Armament & Technology,, LLC. (or other master agreement for the provision of Full Spectrum Defense, LLC. rendering services to Customer), then the general terms and conditions of any such signed agreement will take precedence for the services which the signed agreement cov-ers, with the Registration Confirmation serving as the Order Document or statement of work thereunder, unless the parties hereto enter into an Order Document or statement of work detailing the training services to be performed by Texas Armament & Technology. In the event of a conflict between the terms of any signed agreement and those contained herein with respect to the Training Services, the terms of this Agreement shall prevail. Customer can register for Training Services (as defined in Section 1 below) in the manner indicated by Texas Armament & Technology. This Agreement comes into effect on the date Texas Armament & Technology LLC. sends Customer a confirmation of the registration (“Registration Confirmation”) for Training Ser-vices as selected by Customer in such registration (the “Effective Date”) and continues until terminated as hereinafter provided.

1. TRAINING SERVICES; WARRANTY; DISCLAIMER OF WARRANTIES

1.1 Texas Armament & Technology. will provide the Training Services identified in Registration Confirmation for the period, at the location (or via the means), and at the rates set forth on said Registration Confirmation. Training Services means all training and related services to be undertaken by Texas Armament & Technology. on behalf of the Customer as provided for in the Registration Confirmation in accordance with this Agreement. The method of delivery for the Training Services shall be identified on the Registration Confirmation, and may include one of the following:

Live Course (“Workshop”). A Texas Armament & Technology. instructor leads a class using methods such as lecture, demonstration, and guided demon-stration. Students perform tasks given by Texas Armament & Technology. instructor(s). Cost of live workshop covers all course materials, catered lunch, refreshments, and a Certificate of Completion for each participant. Travel, lodging, highway tolls and parking expenses that Customer may incur, as applicable, for attendance to a live workshop are not included in the cost. Please inquire with Texas Armament & Technology for a list of our preferred hotels wherein you may be eligible to get a preferred hotel rate by identifying yourself as a Texas Armament & Technology. learning participant. Rates are subject to change at the discretion of the hotels.

Virtual Classroom. A Texas Armament & Technology. instructor leads a class using the same methods as a live workshop. Students perform tasks given by Texas Armament & Technology. instructor(s). The primary difference is that students connect to the virtual classroom through an internet browser and a toll-free conference call. Virtual classrooms are exclusively for registered students; unregistered individuals may not view a virtual classroom at any time. Registered students must view the class from the country listed in the Registration Confirmation. Customer is responsible for meeting the minimum system requirements to attend a virtual classroom, as communicated by Texas Armament & Technology from time-to-time.

1.2 Texas Armament & Technology. warrants all Training Services provided hereunder shall be performed by qualified personnel in a professional and workmanlike manner, in accordance with generally accepted industry standards. EXCEPT FOR THE FOREGOING WARRANTY, THE TRAINING SERVICES AND TRAINING MATERIALS ARE PROVIDED “AS IS” AND “AS AVAILABLE” AND THERE ARE NO WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS (EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, ARISING BY STATUTE OR OTHERWISE IN LAW OR FROM A COURSE OF DEALING OR USAGE OF TRADE) FOR THE TRAINING MATERIALS OR TRAINING SERVICES FURNISHED HEREUNDER OR IN CONNECTION HEREWITH. Texas Armament & Technology AND ITS DIRECT AND INDIRECT SUPPLIERS DISCLAIM ALL IMPLIED WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF TITLE, NON-INFRINGEMENT, MERCHANTABILITY, MERCHANTABLE QUALITY OR FITNESS FOR ANY PURPOSE, PARTICULAR, SPECIFIC OR OTHERWISE. Full Spectrum Defense, LLC. DOES NOT WARRANT THAT THE FUNCTIONS CONTAINED IN THE TRAINING SERVICES OR TRAINING MATERIALS WILL MEET CUSTOMER’S REQUIREMENTS OR THAT THE OPERATION OF THE TRAINING MATE-RIALS OR TRAINING SERVICES WILL BE UNINTERRUPTED OR ERROR-FREE.

2. TRAINING MATERIALS; CONFIDENTIALITY

2.1 Texas Armament & Technology. shall retain all title, copyright and other proprietary and intellectual property rights in or related to the software, doc-umentation and other associated training materials including all modifications, and in all copies of all or any portion thereof (hereinafter the “Training Materials”. Customer agrees to maintain in strictest confidence and trust at all times, the Training Services (which by its nature would be considered proprietary or confidential by a reasonable person) and the Training Materials. Unauthorized recording, copying, transmission or other distribution of Training Materials is strictly prohibited. Customer’s use of the Training Materials shall be in accordance with the license agreement for the Texas Armament & Technology. product for which the Training Services are being performed in connection with such Texas Armament & Technology product. Customer hereby represents and warrants to Texas Armament & Technology that it is a valid licensed user of Texas Armament & Technology’s software product(s).



3. PAYMENT PROVISIONS AND FEES UPON CANCELLATION AND RESCHEDULING

3.1 Customer agrees to pay Texas Armament & Technology. in full for Training Services upon receipt of invoice. Except as expressly set forth herein, Fees for Training Services are non-refundable.

3.2 Texas Armament & Technology. may impose, and if imposed Customer shall pay, a late payment charge on the unpaid balance of overdue invoices hereunder equal to the lesser of (a) one and one-half percent (1.5%) per month (eighteen percent (18%) per annum) or (b) the maximum rate allowed by law. Such charge shall accrue from the payment due date until the date such payment is made in full.

3.3 In addition to the charges due under this Agreement, Customer agrees to pay amounts equal to any taxes or fees resulting from this Agreement, or any activities hereunder, exclusive of taxes based upon Texas Armament & Technology net income. For any on-site Training Services requested by Customer and agreed to by Full Spectrum Defense, LLC., Customer shall reimburse Texas Armament & Technology for actual, reasonable travel and out-of-pocket expenses incurred.

3.4 For the live workshop or virtual classroom Training Services, if you are unable to attend your scheduled training class, please contact Texas Arma-ment & Technology by email [email protected]. Texas Armament & Technology. requires no less than fourteen (30) calendar days’ notice to reschedule or to cancel any Training Services in order for Customer to allow for individual participant replacement or Training Services to be rescheduled. Training Services must be rescheduled and attended by Customer within six (6) months of the original course date or funds paid by Customer for such Training Services will be forfeited. Failure of Customer to provide the required notification to Texas Armament & Technology. will result in 100% charge for the Training Services. If Customer does not attend a scheduled course without prior notification it will result in full forfeiture of the funds and no reschedule will be allowed. Cancellation, substitution and reschedule requests must be received by Texas Armament & Technology in email or other written commu-nication.

3.5 Texas Armament & Technology. may cancel or reschedule a scheduled class at its sole discretion. If Texas Armament & Technology cancels or re-schedule a class that Customer has a Registration Confirmation for, Texas Armament & Technology. will endeavor to notify Customer upon not less than one (1) weeks’ notice in advance of the originally scheduled class. Customer will receive a credit for the full amount paid by Customer for any such can-cellation or rescheduling by Texas Armament & Technology and Texas Armament & Technology and Customer shall mutually agree upon new dates and times to reschedule the class, to be held by Full Spectrum Defense, LLC. and attended to by Customer within six (6) months of the date of the originally scheduled class, unless the parties agree otherwise in writing. Notwithstanding the foregoing, Texas Armament & Technology. is not liable to Customer for travel or accommodation costs incurred by Customer in the event that Texas Armament & Technology cancels or reschedules an event.

4. LIMITATION OF LIABILITY

4.1 UNLESS FURTHER LIMITED ELSEWHERE IN THIS AGREEMENT, Texas Armament & Technology’s, ITS DIRECT AND INDIRECT SUPPLIERS’ AG-GREGATE LIABILITY FOR DAMAGES FOR ANY CAUSE RELATED TO OR ARISING OUT OF THIS AGREEMENT, WHETHER IN CONTRACT, NEGLIGENCE OR TORT, WILL NOT EXCEED SEVENTY-FIVE (75%) OF THE TRAINING SERVICES FEES PAID BY CUSTOMER FOR THE RELEVANT TRAINING SERVICES GIVING RISE TO THE LIABILITY. IN NO EVENT SHALL Texas Armament & Technology ITS DIRECT OR INDIRECT SUPPLIERS BE LIABLE FOR (A) ANY SPECIAL, INDIRECT, INCIDENTAL, PUNITIVE, OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES, EVEN IF Texas Armament & Technology, SUCH SUPPLIERS HAVE BEEN ADVISED OF THE POSSIBILITY THEREOF INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO LOSS OF DATA OR INFORMATION OF ANY KIND, LOST PROFITS, LOST BUSINESS REVENUE OR FAILURE TO REALIZE EXPECTED SAVINGS AND REGARDLESS OF WHETHER ANY CLAIM FOR SUCH RECOVERY IS BASED UPON THEORIES OF CONTRACT, NEGLIGENCE OR TORT (INCLUDING STRICT LIABILITY), OR (B) ANY CLAIM AGAINST CUSTOMER BY ANY OTHER PER-SON. CUSTOMER HEREBY WAIVES, FOR ITSELF AND ITS SUCCESSORS AND ASSIGNS, ANY AND ALL CLAIMS FOR SPECIAL, INDIRECT, INCIDENTAL, PUNITIVE OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES. Texas Armament & Technology’s direct and indirect suppliers, including but not limited to the publishers of Third Party Software are intended beneficiaries of this Section. The provisions of this Section shall survive termination, expiration or completion of this Agreement.

5. TERM AND TERMINATION

5.1 This Agreement shall commence on the Effective Date and shall continue until completion of Training Services in accordance with the Registration Confirmation and terms of this Agreement. Either party may terminate this Agreement by written notice to the other party in the event such other party neglects or fails to perform or observe any material term or obligation and fails to remedy such neglect or failure for a period of ten (10) days after writ-ten notice thereof from the non-defaulting party. Notwithstanding anything to the contrary in this Agreement, termination of this Agreement, however occurring, shall neither relieve Customer of any accrued obligations to pay money to Full Spectrum Defense, LLC. nor entitle Customer to any refund of fees for Training Services or other amounts paid hereunder. Sections 1, 2, 4, and 5 through 10 shall survive any termination or expiration of this Agree-ment.



6. NON-SOLICITATION OF EMPLOYEES

6.1 Customer acknowledges that the training and qualifications of Texas Armament & Technology employees are unique and that the loss of these employees may affect Texas Armament & Technology competitiveness and continued commercial success. It is expressly agreed and understood that for a period of three (3) years following the rendering of Texas Armament & TechnologyTraining Services under this Agreement, Customer agrees that they will not, directly or indirectly, by themselves or as a partner or in any relationship with any other person or entity, recruit from Texas Armament & Technology, or hire, any of Texas Armament & Technology employees or consultants, or induce, solicit, or influence any employee or consultant of Texas Armament & Technology to terminate or curtail his or her employment or engagement with Texas Armament & Technology, without Texas Armament & Technology prior written consent. The covenants and obligations of the parties set forth in this Section 6 shall be specifically enforceable in addition to and not in limitation of any other legal or equitable remedies, including monetary damages.

7. ACCEPTABLE USE POLICY. In the event that the Training Services provided as identified in the Registration Confirmation include online training over the internet, the terms and conditions of the Acceptable Use Policy posted on the Texas Armament & Technology. website at http://www.tx-at.com are incorporated herein by reference and shall apply to all such online Training Services. Customer agrees to fully indemnify and hold Texas Armament & Technology. harmless against any claims, losses, and expenses (including but not limited to reasonable attorneys’ fees) for any failure to comply with the Acceptable Use Policy.

8. MISCELLANEOUS PROVISIONS

8.1 Except as otherwise set forth herein, any notice to be given hereunder by either party to the other, will be in writing and will be deemed given upon delivery, if sent by facsimile or by overnight courier, or 5 days after such notice is sent if sent by certified mail, return receipt requested to each party at the address noted hereinabove, unless updated by either party in writing.

8.2 Texas Armament & Technology may subcontract its obligations under this Agreement provided that Texas Armament & Technology shall remain ultimately liable for the performance of subcontractor in accordance with this Agreement.

8.3 Customer agrees to comply fully with all relevant export laws and regulations of the United States, Canada or any other applicable government (“Ex-port Laws”) to assure that neither the products, training materials, documentation, nor any direct product thereof are (1) exported, directly or indirectly, in violation of the Export Laws; or (2) are intended to be used for any purposes prohibited by the Export Laws, including, without limitation, nuclear, chemical or biological weapons proliferation.

8.4 Except as expressly provided in this Agreement, any failure or delay by either party in exercising any right or remedy will not constitute a waiver.

8.5 This Agreement constitutes the final, complete and exclusive statement of the Agreement between the parties in respect of the subject matter hereof and supersede all prior and contemporaneous written and oral negotiations, understandings and agreements between the parties in respect to the subject matter hereof, including specifically any FTexas Armament & Technology advertising or sales materials or any Customer purchase order or other ordering document. No other writings may become a part of this Agreement, unless signed by duly authorized representatives of both parties. No other act, document, usage or custom shall be deemed to amend or modify this Agreement.

9. LAW AND JURISDICTION

9.1 Texas Armament & Technology. If this Agreement is entered into by Texas Armament & Technology. US as indicated on Page 1 of this Agreement, then this Agreement shall be governed by, construed and enforced in accordance with the laws of the State of Nevada excluding its choice of law provi-sions. With respect to any action, suit or proceeding each party hereby submits to the sole and exclusive jurisdiction and venue of the federal and state courts and waives any objection to personal jurisdiction, improper venue or forum non conveniens in any such action, suit or proceeding.

9.2 This Agreement shall not be governed by the United Nations Convention on Contracts for the International Sale of Goods.

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