Interactive Gunfighting/Force on Force Nov 3-4 Chattanooga Tn

[Cruel Hand Luke]

November 3-4, 2007

Interactive Gunfighting / Force-on-Force

Chattanooga, TN

Price-$300

Ever wonder what you'd do if a psycho with a knife charged at you? Or how you'd really handle a multiple adversary situation? FIND OUT FOR CERTAIN IN OUR INTERACTIVE GUNFIGHTING TRAINING!!

Interactive Gunfighting is the future of defensive/tactical training. This ground-breaking class was developed by Gabe Suarez and is being taught by our SI Staff Instructor, Randy Harris. This course is Pure CQB Force On Force Gunfighting Skills, and will connect what you do on the range with what you must do on the street to win a fight.

Typical marksmanship-based gun training leaves many questions unanswered. There is a great deal that you still don't know about street combat if all you've done is shoot paper targets of go an the typical "burglar hunt" in a shoot house. Learn what is missing in typical gun training courses and why its so important that you attend this class. It is specifically designed for the private citizen, and focuses on civilian street situations. Learn to defend against a single adversary bent on cutting you with a training knife, as well as against multiple adversaries suddenly drawing guns and firing at you. Learn what it takes to overcome home invaders, takeover robbers, hostage takers and active shooters! In today's environment, everyone has a need to know.

The training is open to ALL civilian students, and is the sort of class you can attend over and over again to maintain your edge!! Fight-focused NOT Gun-focused !!

Duration: 2 days Ammunition: No ammunition required - No live fire is done in this class

Requirements: Airsoft pistol (we have some loaner trainers, but if you have your own please bring it - we can also suggest some venues for obtaining these trainers at good rates). You will also need a paintball mask. A hooded sweatshirt and gloves are necessary for the force-on-force segment.

Instructor: Randy Harris

To register go to www.suarezinternationalstore.com/index.asp?PageAction=VIEWPROD&ProdID=438

[Marswolf]

Ever wonder what you'd do if a psycho with a knife charged at you?

I actually had this happen to me not long after I started to college. A drunk guy about twice my size said I was messing with his girlfriend and took offense. She didn't think that she was his girlfriend.

So he pulled a knife and took a swing. Caught my left wrist a bit. Still have a nice scar there. I became a bit upset. I really don't like having other people make me bleed. So, since I had been practicing Karate and such since I was 14 years old and had a roommate I worked out with who had a 3rd degree black belt in the art, I broke his jaw in two places.

But guns are good too.

[Cruel Hand Luke]

Hmm... I too have some experience with large guys with knives angry about their girlfriend.......

One huge benefit of this class is getting guys familiar with just how fast things move in real time, how much distance is covered ,and what it looks like when someone starts manuevering up on you by ruse and goes for a weapon. If you are not paying attention,"in the hole" reacting, then things get pretty bleak quickly.

If you pay attention and take the initiative then your chances improve immensely. If someone thinks they can just "draw fast and shoot" then they might be in for a suprise when the target is more than stationary cardboard.

[Guest Phantom6]

If someone thinks they can just "draw fast and shoot" then they might be in for a suprise when the target is more than stationary cardboard.

Yup. I drill this idea into my students in every pistol class I teach from the basics to the advanced. A gun is a tool. If the only tool you have in your pouch is a hammer then you had better pray that every problem you run up against is a nail. Otherwise, you will probably be screwed!

[Marswolf]

If the only tool you have in your pouch is a hammer then you had better pray that every problem you run up against is a nail. Otherwise, you will probably be screwed!

Unfortunately there are a lot of people out there packing guns who are screwed and just don't know it yet.

[Guest Grizzly Johnson]

So is anyone on here planning to attend this course?

[Cruel Hand Luke]

I am.......

[Cruel Hand Luke]

Guys there are still spots available in this class.

Most people only ever work the last 10% of the solution- the marksmanship part. This class is an excellent opportunity to work the other 90% leading up to the marksmanship too. The first time someone sees someone manuevering on them or pulling a weapon does NOT need to be when it is for real. By working these skills in advance it gives you a huge leg up if it happens for real.