Training

[gerhard1]

What schools including your CCW class, have you been to?

I have been to Massad Ayoob's LFI in Long beach, California in 1985 and Grant Cunningham's Threat-Centered Revolvers in 2018. Also, I have had Kansas PI training around 2004 or so. Oklahoma CCW class in 2008-2009.

 

[ILGAC]

BCT Fort Ord CA followed by MP School Fort Gordon GA, both in 1973.
Then NRA Range Safety Officer certification Randolph KS 1999.

I guess I am kind of a slacker when it comes to training.

 

[Alpha-17]

Infantry OSUT at Fort Benning in 07, 8 Years in an 11B MOS after that. Besides standard ranges and training, I also went through the 82nd's Designated Marksman class in '09.

CCL class in 2010.

Starting taking civilian training classes in 2014. I've taken several from Bill Regina and his SRT Group, as well as a couple of classes last year from Rainier Firearms Academy here in Wichita. Highly recommend both.

One of these days, I need to get around to taking some more classes, probably with a pistol focus. Here's hoping I can still take my Sig to them.

 

[Alpha-17]

Whoops, double tap. Wrong thread.

 

[jagdawg]

I need to find a "Stop the Bleed" class and make time to get to it.

I think this counts as "training"

Besides needing to know how to help someone else, I also spend a lot of range time on my own. I have an IFAK with tourniquet, quick clot gauze, chest seal, etc...but my gunshot wound knowledge is limited to Youtube videos.

 

[5175]

I need to find a "Stop the Bleed" class and make time to get to it.

I think this counts as "training"

Besides needing to know how to help someone else, I also spend a lot of range time on my own. I have an IFAK with tourniquet, quick clot gauze, chest seal, etc...but my gunshot wound knowledge is limited to Youtube videos.

Contact Ben Abbott with Monadnock Medical Training at 603-769-7359. American Red Cross Instructor and American Heart Association. Recently retired CWO4 USMC. He regularly contracts with companies and agencies and also does individuals...

 

[jagdawg]

I will check him out. Thanks.

 

[Alpha-17]

I need to find a "Stop the Bleed" class and make time to get to it.

I think this counts as "training"

Besides needing to know how to help someone else, I also spend a lot of range time on my own. I have an IFAK with tourniquet, quick clot gauze, chest seal, etc...but my gunshot wound knowledge is limited to Youtube videos.

Dark Angel Medical does classes in Wichita from time to time. They're a good one; I love their IFAKs.

 

[sammage]

Dark Angel Medical does classes in Wichita from time to time. They're a good one; I love their IFAKs.

Second this, good blend of trauma and general first aid, based on what you're most likely to see in daily life.