Great opportunity for clarifications, Spreadfire Arms:
yes
2. recognizing cover vs. concealment
yes
yes
yes, though of relatively minor importance to most people in most shootings -- might be taught as an elective portion during lunch or after dismissal
5. clearing weapon jams/FTF/FTE, etc
yes, though if we all used revos...
yes. Critical competency for the homeowners out there with children, for whom 100% retreat is not an option in the middle of the night when the alarm goes off
7. using a longarm in combination with a handgun
no, if we morph this into multi-platform training, it's bound to take a bunch longer than 2-3 days. Especially if attendees aren't already handgun saavy.
8. shooting at multiple aggressors
maybe
In addition:
1. state case law / incident / scenario review of real-word shoots, maybe even replication of conditions at the range
2. introduction to low-light handgun situations
3. target recognition and evaluation
Please let me be clear: I am not an expert, but an interested and motivated consumer. If this content already exists somewhere locally, then there is no need to reinvent the wheel!
I am just envisioning tactics- and techniques-training for the average CCW/CHL permit-holder and homeowner. I want to know what to do and how to do it, and practice the heck out of whatever instruction I'm given in the presence of my instructor.
This could easily work if we developed a committed core of attendees who agree on content and schedule.
Rich