• The calling of Christian men
• Throwing elbows
• Using head butts
• Throwing knees
• Using Thai clinch and collar ties
• Intro to blade use
• Team stress course
• Practical ways to follow more intentionally after Christ
• The Gospel
• Question and answer time
• Dinner

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The Amtac Shooting Carbine 1 Course
Led by Bryan Resnick
Dahlonega, GA

This one-day course is designed to make you more capable by focusing on Carbine fundamentals. As protectors of our families, we want to reach the “unconscious competence” level of proficiency. The way we get to that level is by deliberate fundamentals training with feedback. Topics covered will include: mindset, carbine selection, setting up your carbine, zeroing your optics, fundamentals of marksmanship, proper weapons manipulation, fast and effective shooting at CQB, clearing malfunctions and intermediate distances and shooting and moving.

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Advanced Responsible Armed Citizen (ARAC) Course
Led by Bill Rapier
Baker, FL (Altus Shooting Solutions)

The ARAC course is designed for more experienced shooters to increase their shooting, fighting and integrated combatives capabilities. We will cover both fundamentals and more advanced shooting drills, situational striking from different stand up grappling positions and ranges, stand up grappling with weapons concepts, both strong and other strong hand use of the blade and most importantly being able to tie it all together as tactically and situationally appropriate. This is a physically demanding course and you must be healthy and have baseline of fitness in order to participate (see our article on fitness here for more info).

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The Amtac Shooting Pistol/Combatives 1 Course
Led by Bryan Resnick
Dahlonega, GA

This is a one-day course focused on Pistol/ Combatives. Pistol/ Combatives is being able to seamlessly transition between striking, pistol deployment and blade deployment based on what is tactically and situationally appropriate. This course will cover: mindset, loading procedures, concealed draw stroke, combative weapons retention shooting, blade selection, blade deployment and targeting, striking and transitions from striking/ blade use to pistol deployment.

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The Amtac Shooting Tribe Centric CQB Course
Led by Bill Rapier
Amtac Training Center (North Idaho)

What if you hear glass breaking in the middle of the night? What if you have to move your family through a mall during an active shooter event? What is the safest way to move through and clear an area of immediate threats? This course is designed to teach good Americans how to properly do Close Quarters Battle (CQB) in the context of your immediate family and friends. The progression of this course will include, pistol and carbine live fire fundamentals and dynamic live fire drills and a logical progression of CQB that will culminate with force on force clearance problems. You will learn to clear structures as an individual, as an individual with a small child or untrained spouse in tow and as a small team. Due to the nature of the material being taught, you must be a current Amtac Shooting Student in order to participate in this course.

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The Amtac Shooting Carbine 1 Course
Lead Instructor: David Acosta
Near Houston, TX

This one-day course is designed to make you more capable by focusing on Carbine fundamentals. As protectors of our families, we want to reach the “unconscious competence” level of proficiency. The way we get to that level is by deliberate fundamentals training with feedback. Topics covered will include: mindset, carbine selection, setting up your carbine, zeroing your optics, fundamentals of marksmanship, proper weapons manipulation, fast and effective shooting at CQB, clearing malfunctions and intermediate distances and shooting and moving.

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The Amtac Shooting Pistol/Combatives 1 Course
Led by David Acosta
Near Houston, TX

This is a one-day course focused on Pistol Combatives. Pistol Combatives is being able to seamlessly transition between striking, pistol deployment and blade deployment based on what is tactically and situationally appropriate. This course will cover: mindset, loading procedures, concealed draw stroke, combative weapons retention shooting, blade selection, blade deployment and targeting, striking and transitions from striking/ blade use to pistol deployment.

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The Amtac Shooting NVG Level 2 Course / Fighting at Night
Led by Bill Rapier
Near Coeur d’Alene, Idaho at the Amtac Training Center

• Day and night shooting with pistol and carbine
• Setting up your helmet and NODs
• Setting up pistol and carbine for night fighting
• Team movement at night
• Intro to day and night 2 man CQB
• Force on force runs at night
• Radio communications
• Team Tactics
• Mindset

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Amtac Shooting Combatives Seminar (Kore BJJ)
Danbury, CT

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Amtac Shooting Advanced Responsible Armed Citizen (ARAC) Course
Led by Bill Rapier
Wallingford, CT

The ARAC course is designed for more experienced shooters to increase their shooting, fighting and integrated combatives capabilities. We will cover both fundamentals and more advanced shooting drills, situational striking from different stand up grappling positions and ranges, stand up grappling with weapons concepts, both strong and other strong hand use of the blade and most importantly being able to tie it all together as tactically and situationally appropriate. This is a physically demanding course and you must be healthy and have baseline of fitness in order to participate (see our article on fitness here for more info).

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The Amtac Shooting Carbine 1 Course 
Led by Bryan Resnick
Near Indianapolis, IN

This one-day course is designed to make you more capable by focusing on Carbine fundamentals. As protectors of our families, we want to reach the “unconscious competence” level of proficiency. The way we get to that level is by deliberate fundamentals training with feedback. Topics covered will include: mindset, carbine selection, setting up your carbine, zeroing your optics, fundamentals of marksmanship, proper weapons manipulation, fast and effective shooting at CQB, clearing malfunctions and intermediate distances and shooting and moving.

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The Amtac Shooting Pistol/Combatives 1 Course 
Led by Bryan Resnick
Near Indianapolis, IN

This is a one-day course focused on Pistol/ Combatives. Pistol/ Combatives is being able to seamlessly transition between striking, pistol deployment and blade deployment based on what is tactically and situationally appropriate. This course will cover: mindset, loading procedures, concealed draw stroke, combative weapons retention shooting, blade selection, blade deployment and targeting, striking and transitions from striking/ blade use to pistol deployment.

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The Amtac Shooting Pistol Combatives and Medical Course
Led by Bill Rapier
Near Los Angeles, CA

The Amtac Shooting Pistol Combatives and Medical Course will review pistol fundamentals and combative fundamentals and then teach the following lifesaving medical skills:

• Bleeding control
• Airway management
• Respiratory support
• Dealing with shock and hypothermia

This is a physically demanding course and you will need a baseline of fitness to participate.

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Amtac Shooting Advanced Responsible Armed Citizen (ARAC) Course
Led by Bill Rapier
Near Los Angeles, CA 

The ARAC course is designed for more experienced shooters to increase their shooting, fighting and integrated combatives capabilities. We will cover both fundamentals and more advanced shooting drills, situational striking from different stand up grappling positions and ranges, stand up grappling with weapons concepts, both strong and other strong hand use of the blade and most importantly being able to tie it all together as tactically and situationally appropriate. This is a physically demanding course and you must be healthy and have baseline of fitness in order to participate (see our article on fitness here for more info).

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