VEHICLE BLOCK
Employment and carriage of the handgun in the vehicle and working with a partner(s) to maximize the possibility of a successful outcome in a violent encounter.
Working around the vehicle(s).
Working as a solo person, pairs, and scaling a small group response to problems within structures or in transition between structures.
Medical considerations.
Of note: Many violent attacks occur while sitting in the vehicle and obviously the best reaction in most instances would be to step on the skinny pedal and drive away. Sometimes this is not a possibility and other options need to be explored. This vehicle portion will focus on safely egressing the vehicle and working around your partner in a fluid environment. Many factors and considerations come into play and will be discussed.
What you will do in class:
Work on egressing vehicles while
Vehicle
Partner
Handgun
Holster
4-6 Magazines or more
Ammunition – FRANGIBLE
Eyes (one set of clear)
Ears
Knees
Elbows
Handheld tactical-style flashlight (button on the tailcap)
Hat with brim
Magazine pouch
Range bag
Sunscreen
Rain gear
Solid footwear
Note taking material
Cleaning Gear
Special Tools-torx, hex, etc.
Manual for firearm, optic, etc.
Ammunition Requirements: NOMINAL 1000 Rounds of Frangible Ammunition
As a friendly reminder when traveling with suppressors and SBRs…in case you get pulled over etc. You are required to have the appropriate documentation with you.
Ammunition Requirements: Nominal 400 rounds
NO GREEN TIPS, MAGNUMS, TRACERS.
NO STEEL CORE, .338s, OR ZIP GUNS
As a friendly reminder when traveling with suppressors and SBRs…in case you get pulled over etc. You are required to have the appropriate documentation with you.
All Tuitions for Courses and Tutorials are to be paid in full at the time of registration.
Please be sure of the class you want. There are NO REFUNDS and NO TRANSFERS.
Clint Smith, President, and Director of Thunder Ranch® is a Marine Corps veteran of two infantry and Combined Action Platoon tours in Vietnam. His experience includes seven years as a police officer during which he served as head of the Firearms Training Division as well as being a S.W.A.T. member and precision rifleman.
Clint Smith, President, and Director of Thunder Ranch® is a Marine Corps veteran of two infantry and Combined Action Platoon tours in Vietnam. His experience includes seven years as a police officer during which he served as head of the Firearms Training Division as well as being a S.W.A.T. member and precision rifleman.