Tactical Anatomy Summit
Sponsored by the Firearms Trainers Association
Join us for two full days of classroom and live-fire training under Chuck Haggard, Andy Anderson, Steve Moses and Shane Kerwin based largely on the principles of medically-based three-dimensional target firearms training as taught by James S. Williams, M.D. in his Tactical Anatomy Shooting With X-Ray Vision Instructor course.
It should come as no surprise to armed professionals and concealed carriers that if they or their loved ones are in immediate danger of being seriously injured or killed then the best response is to prevent that from taking place in the shortest possible amount of time. The more time that criminal attackers have to injure or kill their intended victim the greater the chances are that they will succeed. Armed defenders that have a basic understanding of tactical anatomy and who possess competent short-range precision marksmanship skills along with a strong survival mindset are the ones who are more likely to go home the same day that they were attacked than those who lack one or more of the same attributes. This may be one of the most important classes an armed professional or concealed carrier can take. There is an enormous difference between stopping a motivated criminal attacker who will not stop attacking us until such time he or she is physically unable to do so and being able to shoot small groups on a static, two-dimensional paper target or steel target under more or less stress-free conditions.
The Tactical Anatomy Summit features two prop-heavy live fire blocks of instruction containing multiple exercises and drills designed by Rangemaster-certified Basic, Advanced, Master, and Professional Pistolcraft Instructors.
Topics Covered
It should come as no surprise to armed professionals and concealed carriers that if they or their loved ones are in immediate danger of being seriously injured or killed then the best response is to prevent that from taking place in the shortest possible amount of time. The more time that criminal attackers have to injure or kill their intended victim the greater the chances are that they will succeed. Armed defenders that have a basic understanding of tactical anatomy and who possess competent short-range precision marksmanship skills along with a strong survival mindset are the ones who are more likely to go home the same day that they were attacked than those who lack one or more of the same attributes. This may be one of the most important classes an armed professional or concealed carrier can take. There is an enormous difference between stopping a motivated criminal attacker who will not stop attacking us until such time he or she is physically unable to do so and being able to shoot small groups on a static, two-dimensional paper target or steel target under more or less stress-free conditions.
The Tactical Anatomy Summit features two prop-heavy live fire blocks of instruction containing multiple exercises and drills designed by Rangemaster-certified Basic, Advanced, Master, and Professional Pistolcraft Instructors.
Topics Covered
- The Zones of Effective Neutralization: What They Are and Where They Are
- Lessons Learned in the Emergency Room about Gunshot Wounds
- 3-D Approach to Defensive Shooting and Significance of the Aortic Arch (Live Fire-100 rounds)
- Role of the Pocket Pistol (demonstration)
- “I’ve Been Shot” (How To Be Your Own Life Saver)
- Tales From the Streets and Historic Gunfights
- Ballistic Performance of Popular Defensive Handgun Calibers
- Street Survival Shooting Skills and Confirmation of Successful 3-D Visualization (Live Fire-100 rounds)
