Instructor development courses are designed for individuals seeking instructor certification in a firearms, tactics, or related disciplines. Intermediate-advanced skill level is required to attend and successfully complete these courses.
2 Days (16 Hours)
SIG Master Pistol Instructor
The SIG (Simple is Good) principle of small arms training is world renowned for its remarkable success, lack of convention, and utter simplicity.
This course teaches student instructors how to train patrol officers and law enforcement teams on the tactical deployment of the ballistic shield in order to deal with barricaded subjects and other high threat situations.
Designed to develop the teaching skills of new and current firearms instructors, this course is specific to the law enforcement shotgun (pump or semi-automatic).
In this course, student instructors learn methods for teaching the practical application of the concealed carry pistol in a law enforcement environment, including use of force and weapon retention.
Approximately 69% of deadly force encounters in the US occur in reduced light environments. The objective of this course is for students to develop the skills and confidence required to instruct on prevailing with a weapon system in a reduced light environment.
In today's world, there is a need to conduct live-fire entry training to meet legal and moral challenges that law enforcement and military personnel face in a use-of-force situation.
