Shoot/No-Shoot Video Scenarios
Shoot/No Shoot Video Scenarios
The Shoot/No Shoot Video Scenario course is an advanced course in our Reality-Based Training program. It lets the participants see how fast an event can turn into a deadly confrontation. This program is designed for a civilian who carries a concealed firearm.
Video-based training is becoming commonplace in police officer training programs where the scenarios are relevant to the situations encountered by law enforcement officers.
In video-based Shoot/No Shoot training our students have an opportunity to participate in a rare form of advanced training that will test their ability to deal with instances of criminal violence where the use of lethal force may or may not be required.
Course Content
The Shoot/No Shoot Video Scenarios course uses a series of common place scenarios that are projected on a screen.
Examples of the types of scenarios used in the course are: your home, shopping, ATM, Road Rage, parking lot, kidnapping, and assault on the street plus others. Each of these scenarios are run multiple times. At least one of the scenarios in each set will not justify the use of lethal force.
After each scenario is run, a critique of the participant's response is provided along with an assessment of whether innocent bystanders might have been injured as a result of the action.
The participant will be asked to justify their use of lethal force using the ability, opportunity, and jeopardy criteria that form the legal basis for the use of lethal force. These critiques will help participants learn to deal with the aftermath of a shooting.
Equipment
The participant reacts to the scenes in the scenarios using a handgun with a laser insert that fires a laser beam each time the trigger is pulled. The handguns that are used in these scenarios are supplied as part of the course. The best handgun to use in this class is the SIRT Training Pistol which operates a red and green laser. It is based on a Glock 22 type frame. See the last picture on the left to see this pistol.
Other handguns used in this course operate in a double action mode which permits a laser shot to be taken each time the trigger is pulled.
If a participant has a double action semi-automatic pistol they may be permitted to use their own handgun provided our laser inserts work with their gun.
We have some adapters that can be used in Glock, XD , and M&P pistols to permit them to work in double action mode.
Participant Actions
1. The participants are expected to issue verbal challenges, and if appropriate, draw their handgun and fire at the threat.
2. The action begins with the participant's handgun carried the way they normally would on the street.
3. The participant takes a position appropriate to the situation and then reacts to what is happening on the screen.
4. Verbal commands, if appropriate, are to be used. When necessary the participant can draw their handgun and engage the threat with as many shots as are needed.
5. The participant will be asked to justify any use of lethal force using the ability, opportunity, and jeopardy criteria that form the legal basis for the use of lethal force.
6. If the participant brandishes their pistol that will be questioned as well.
Length of course - 2 to 4 hours - This course is suitable for evenings.
This course is offered on a formal schedule and on a request basis. One participant at a time views and shoots the scenarios. Consequently this class can be run with a single participant or with multiple participants. It can be taught in any place where a projector and screen can be set up.
Contact JB Training LLC at jbtraining@comcast.net or Jim Berry, Chief Instructor at 904 430 3627 (cell) to schedule a Shoot/No Shoot Video Scenario class or to request further information. Send us your email address to get on our class schedule emails that announce new
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Shoot/No Shoot class - July 24
