Upcoming Classes
FPV Fly Day - MTAC Air
MTAC Air Fly Day
September 19, 2026 | MTAC Air | Muncie, Indiana
Grab Your Goggles. Charge Your Batteries. Let's Fly Indoors.
Join us for the inaugural MTAC Air Fly Day, a day built for remote pilots to fly, connect, challenge themselves, and become part of the growing MTAC Air community.
Bring your drone, goggles, batteries, and gear and spend the day flying inside the MTAC facility alongside other UAS and FPV pilots.
Throughout the day, pilots will have access to open flight time and challenging courses designed to put aircraft control, precision, and navigation skills to work in a unique indoor environment.
What to Expect
Indoor FPV and UAS flying
Open flight time throughout the day
Challenging courses and obstacles
Opportunities to practice precision and structural navigation
Time to experiment, learn, and develop your skills
Meet and learn from other remote pilots
Connect with the MTAC Air instructor cadre
Become part of the growing MTAC Air community
Whether you're an experienced FPV pilot or still developing your skills, MTAC Air Fly Days aren't a class or a competition.
They're an opportunity to fly.
To practice.
To challenge yourself.
To learn from other pilots.
And most importantly, to have some fun doing it.
Fly. Learn. Connect.
MTAC Air is building a community around UAS education, FPV, Structural Navigation, instructor development, and emerging technologies.
MTAC Air Fly Days are where that community comes together.
September 19, 2026
MTAC Training | Muncie, Indiana
Space is limited.
Register today and come fly with us.
SWAT Basic
SWAT Basic is just one step in the much larger process of becoming a trained member on the team. One week of foundational skills that prepare you to become operational and further training once you rejoin your team. We understand that becoming proficient takes time, so we prioritize teaching the most crucial and technically demanding aspects of the job during the training week.
This course is a combination of Tactical Weapons Lab, CQB 1, Breacher 1, TacMed 1 which covers:
Tactical Weapons Lab (8 hours)
This is a full day of advanced marksmanship and dynamic training to prepare students to enter the CQB environment.
Mechanical Breaching Procedures (4 hours)
Arguably the most critical phase of every SWAT operation - the ability to safely and effectively breach into the structure.
Intro to Tac-Med (4 hours)
The essentials every SWAT officer must know to save their teammates life when seconds count.
CQB Fundamentals (24+ Hours)
Learning the most recent, relevant and effective close quarters tactics in the country.
Officer requirements: Open to full time or reserve law enforcement officers, correction officers and active military security/LE. You do NOT have to be assigned to a team to attend.
Required items:
Body armor (Hard or Soft)
Ballistic/Bump helmet
Gun belt with holster
Handgun with three magazines
AR/M4/M16 rifle with sling and three magazines
Eye protection
Hearing protection
Gas Mask/Paintball mask
Force on Force PPE
500 rounds of commercially produced handgun ammunition
750 rounds of commercially produced rifle ammunition
NLTA (Sims/UTM/FX) converted rifle, NLTA converted handgun
500 rounds of 5.56 NLTA
100 rounds of 9mm NLTA
To generate an invoice, please enter "invoice" in the coupon field, and make sure we have an agency email address in the notes at checkout. If you are self sponsoring (paying out of pocket) then contact us for a discount.
Lodging
CQB Instructor Development
***LE/GOV/MIL ONLY***
MTAC’s CQB Instructor Development 1 is the first of 3 courses focusing on the fundamentals and principles of CQB. The course focuses on the foundational building blocks of CQB, specifically the actions of a 4-man assault team to clear a multi-room single story structure as well as the administrative knowledge to safely execute CQB training as a team.
Fundamentals Covered:
· Roles & Responsibilities of a 4-Man Assault Element
· Entry Techniques
· Corner-Fed Rooms
· Center-Fed Rooms
· Decision Making
· Verbal & Non-verbal Communication
· Developmental Training Plans
· Shoothouse Setup & Target ZoningStudent Requirements: Active LE/GOV/MIL
Required equipment: Clear eye protection meeting ANSI Z87.1, belt, pants with pockets, no open toed shoes, snacks, hydration, and a positive attitude. Note taking materials, NLTA (Sims/UTM/FX) converted rifle, NLTA converted handgun, full kit, minimum 3 rifle magazines, minimum 2 handgun magazines. 900 rounds of 5.56 NLTA, 250 rounds of 9mm NLTA. UTM Glocks and Rifle conversions are available to attendees.
Eye protection is available for purchase in our pro shop.
Agencies use code “INVOICE” at checkout to be billed.
Defensive Pistol
Defensive Pistol is designed for responsible gun owners who already understand basic handgun safety and operation and are ready to develop the skills necessary to carry and use a handgun defensively.
This course moves beyond basic marksmanship and introduces students to drawing from a holster, efficiently operating their handgun, solving common problems, and applying shooting fundamentals under increased pressure. Students will learn through professional instruction, structured repetitions, and progressively challenging drills built around the MTAC training cycle.
Who should attend
This course is appropriate for handgun owners who can safely and independently:
Load and unload their handgun
Lock the slide to the rear
Safely insert and remove a magazine
Maintain proper muzzle and trigger-finger discipline
Demonstrate basic accuracy on a stationary target
Students who are unfamiliar with these skills, have never fired their handgun, or are not yet comfortable handling it independently should complete Basic Pistol before attending Defensive Pistol.
What you’ll learn
Defensive firearm safety and responsible handgun carry
Efficient presentation of the handgun from a holster
Grip, stance, sight management, and trigger control
Balancing speed and accuracy
Recoil management and follow-up shots
Emergency and proactive reloads
Recognition and correction of common handgun malfunctions
Shooting from practical defensive distances
Applying fundamentals under time and performance pressure
Using the MTAC training cycle to diagnose and improve performance
Required equipment
Clear eye protection rated ANSI Z87.1
Hearing protection
A reliable handgun, excluding Sig Sauer P320 models
A secure, properly fitted retention holster
A sturdy pistol belt
Two or more magazines for semi-automatic pistols
Magazine pouch or pants with pockets for carrying magazines
250 rounds of commercially loaded ball ammunition
Closed-toe shoes
Notebook and pen
A positive attitude and willingness to learn
Recommended items
Weather-appropriate clothing
Sunscreen
Water and snacks
Portable chair
Range bag or backpack for your equipment
Get the holster you need from We The People Holsters
Basic Pistol
Build the Foundation. Develop the Confidence.
Owning a firearm is a responsibility. Knowing how to operate one safely and confidently is a skill.
MTAC's Basic Pistol course is designed for prospective firearm owners, new firearm owners, first-time shooters, and anyone looking to build a solid foundation before progressing to live-fire defensive training.
Unlike traditional lecture-based concealed carry classes, this highly interactive, hands-on program emphasizes guided repetition using MTAC-provided training pistols, Blue Guns, inert training aids, and dry-practice exercises. Students will develop safe firearm-handling habits, learn the mechanics of semi-automatic pistols, and gain the confidence necessary to transition successfully to live-fire instruction.
This course is intentionally structured to eliminate many of the common frustrations new shooters experience before they ever step onto the range. Students will leave with a clear understanding of firearm safety, administrative handling, loading and unloading procedures, marksmanship fundamentals, and range expectations.
Whether you've never handled a handgun or simply want to reinforce the fundamentals, Basic Pistol provides a safe, professional learning environment taught by experienced instructors committed to developing responsible and capable firearm owners.
Topics Include
Universal firearm safety rules
Pistol terminology and operation
Safe administrative handling
Loading, unloading, and clearing procedures
Magazine loading techniques
Safe storage and responsible firearm ownership
Fundamentals of grip, stance, sight picture, and trigger control
Guided dry-practice and confidence-building repetitions
Personal protective equipment (PPE)
Range commands and range expectations
Required Equipment
Students are only required to bring:
Notebook and pen
A positive attitude and willingness to learn
MTAC will provide all training pistols, Blue Guns, inert training aids, and instructional materials needed for the course. Student-owned firearms will not be used during this introductory pilot program.
Continue Your Training
Basic Pistol is the first step in MTAC's handgun development pathway. This course is intentionally designed to prepare students for MTAC's live-fire Defensive Pistol program by developing the confidence, knowledge, and safe firearm handling skills necessary before stepping onto the range.
Rather than spending valuable range time learning administrative firearm handling and foundational concepts, graduates of Basic Pistol arrive prepared to focus on developing practical defensive shooting skills under the supervision of experienced instructors.
Whether your goal is personal protection, responsible firearm ownership, or continued skill development, Basic Pistol provides the foundation upon which every future handgun course is built.
Course Duration: 3 Hours
Refund Policy
Tactical Weapons Lab
The Tier One Series Tactical Rifle is a 2 day course designed for the shooter that wants to increase their rifle skills . This is not a course for beginner rifle shooters! The course will cover:
Firearm safety
Weapons Handling
Sights
Skills for accuracy
Reloading
Movement
Target Transitions
Shooting in depth/width
Student Requirements: This is not a basic rifle course, you must be able to put your gun into action and under stress. You must have taken a basic rifle course from a reputable and recognizable training organization prior to this course. Military/LE basic rifle training is acceptable for this course.
Required equipment: Clear eye protection meeting ANSI Z87.1, range belt, pants with pockets, weather appropriate gear, range gear, no open toed shoes, food, hydration, and a positive attitude. Note taking materials, AR-15 style rifle with sling, minimum of 3 magazines, kit with mag pouches. Handgun (No Sig P320’s allowed on the range) with a minimum of 3 magazines and retention holster. 1000 rounds of commercially loaded ball rifle ammunition, 100 rounds of commercially loaded ball pistol ammunition.
If your agency wishes to pay by check, simply put INVOICE in the discount code at checkout and one will be emailed to you.
**This course counts for 8 ILEA credit hours.
Weaponized Geometry- Kinetic Consulting
Weaponized Geometry is single man building tactics course. Building Tactics is more than just running around a structure with a gun. In this class, we will cover the basics to building tactics, using geometry to your advantage, and the intricacies of working alone. This class will not be team based. It is solo clearance and skills that would also work in a team setting. All the shooting will be done with UTM Pistol non-lethal training munitions (Provided). 2020 After Action Report by Pew Pew Solutions: https://pewpewsolutions.com/weaponized-geometry-with-kinetic-consulting-june-2020/ This is a Non-lethal munition based course using UTM marking rounds (Provided). NO LIVE AMMUNITION WILL BE USED (2 days, 18-20 hour class) Day 1 will be concepts, techniques, and tactics Day 2 we will apply skills learned on day 1 with force on force NLTA Times: Class begins at 0800 until 1800 Who can attend? Anyone who has safe firearm handling skills. UTM Pistol and ammo are included in the tuition for the course Required Equipment Day 1: Eye protection (clear lens range glasses) Notebook and writing utensil Water Required Equipment Day 2: Eye protection (clear lens range glasses) Notebook and writing utencil Long sleeves Long pants Gloves (thin is better than thick to not impede the cycling of the firearm) Neck protection (Shemagh, neck protector) Cup/Groin protection Your perferred magazine pouch or you are welcome to use your pocket. Water Additional but not required equipment for both days: Weapon mounted light (with the Universal mounting solution) Snacks/Lunch Rain gear and sunscreen (depending on weather/location) After payment, your slot is guaranteed in class.Basic Pistol
Build the Foundation. Develop the Confidence.
Owning a firearm is a responsibility. Knowing how to operate one safely and confidently is a skill.
MTAC's Basic Pistol course is designed for prospective firearm owners, new firearm owners, first-time shooters, and anyone looking to build a solid foundation before progressing to live-fire defensive training.
Unlike traditional lecture-based concealed carry classes, this highly interactive, hands-on program emphasizes guided repetition using MTAC-provided training pistols, Blue Guns, inert training aids, and dry-practice exercises. Students will develop safe firearm-handling habits, learn the mechanics of semi-automatic pistols, and gain the confidence necessary to transition successfully to live-fire instruction.
This course is intentionally structured to eliminate many of the common frustrations new shooters experience before they ever step onto the range. Students will leave with a clear understanding of firearm safety, administrative handling, loading and unloading procedures, marksmanship fundamentals, and range expectations.
Whether you've never handled a handgun or simply want to reinforce the fundamentals, Basic Pistol provides a safe, professional learning environment taught by experienced instructors committed to developing responsible and capable firearm owners.
Topics Include
Universal firearm safety rules
Pistol terminology and operation
Safe administrative handling
Loading, unloading, and clearing procedures
Magazine loading techniques
Safe storage and responsible firearm ownership
Fundamentals of grip, stance, sight picture, and trigger control
Guided dry-practice and confidence-building repetitions
Personal protective equipment (PPE)
Range commands and range expectations
Required Equipment
Students are only required to bring:
Notebook and pen
A positive attitude and willingness to learn
MTAC will provide all training pistols, Blue Guns, inert training aids, and instructional materials needed for the course. Student-owned firearms will not be used during this introductory pilot program.
Continue Your Training
Basic Pistol is the first step in MTAC's handgun development pathway. This course is intentionally designed to prepare students for MTAC's live-fire Defensive Pistol program by developing the confidence, knowledge, and safe firearm handling skills necessary before stepping onto the range.
Rather than spending valuable range time learning administrative firearm handling and foundational concepts, graduates of Basic Pistol arrive prepared to focus on developing practical defensive shooting skills under the supervision of experienced instructors.
Whether your goal is personal protection, responsible firearm ownership, or continued skill development, Basic Pistol provides the foundation upon which every future handgun course is built.
Course Duration: 3 Hours
Refund Policy
Vehicle Defense - Sage Dynamics
Register HERE
Course Description: The vehicle; be it sedan, coupe, truck or motorcycle, presents a number of unique challenges for self-defense and the defense of loved ones. From reduced mobility to the dangers of the comfort in patterns the vehicle provides; the access and potential use of a firearm inside or while entering/exiting a vehicle is a complicated problem that requires specific training to confront the non-traditional nature of fighting from or in an enclosed space. The Sage Dynamics Vehicle Defense course provides hands-on instruction and fundamental exercises for fighting in a confined environment, focusing on concepts and principles of close contact shooting and physical movement from less-than-ideal positions.
Instruction covered includes:
Real world safety
Can Vs Should engage
Equipment selection
In-vehicle carry
Ammunition selection
Vehicle body/glass ballistics
Threat (human) anatomy
Shooting positions
Austere shooting positions
On cover/off cover shooting
Confined space engagements
Interior/exterior defense of third parties
Rapid target/multiple target engagement
Judgement shooting
Handgun, minimum of 3 magazines
Holster (cross draw and shoulder prohibitied)
1000 rounds training ammo
20 rounds personal defense ammo (for ballistics section)
Ear and eye protection
Long sleeves and pants rec.
Optional (recommended) gear:
Gloves
Sunblock
Hydration
Field cleaning kit
Basic maintenance tools
Knee and elbow pads
Additional magazines for all weapons
Rifle with sling and 200 rounds of ammunition for day two (if carried)
Class size: Minimum of 10, no more than 20
Prerequisites: None
SWAT Basic -Illinois
SWAT Basic is just one step in the much larger process of becoming a trained member on the team. One week of foundational skills that prepare you to become operational and further training once you rejoin your team. We understand that becoming proficient takes time, so we prioritize teaching the most crucial and technically demanding aspects of the job during the training week.
This course is a combination of Tactical Weapons Lab, CQB 1, Breacher 1, TacMed 1 which covers:
Tactical Weapons Lab (8 hours)
This is a full day of advanced marksmanship and dynamic training to prepare students to enter the CQB environment.
Mechanical Breaching Procedures (4 hours)
Arguably the most critical phase of every SWAT operation - the ability to safely and effectively breach into the structure.
Intro to Tac-Med (4 hours)
The essentials every SWAT officer must know to save their teammates life when seconds count.
CQB Fundamentals (24+ Hours)
Learning the most recent, relevant and effective close quarters tactics in the country.
Officer requirements: Open to full time or reserve law enforcement officers, correction officers and active military security/LE. You do NOT have to be assigned to a team to attend.
Required items:
Body armor (Hard or Soft)
Ballistic/Bump helmet
Gun belt with holster
Handgun with three magazines
AR/M4/M16 rifle with sling and three magazines
Eye protection
Hearing protection
Gas Mask/Paintball mask
Force on Force PPE
250 rounds of commercially produced handgun ammunition
1000 rounds of commercially produced rifle ammunition
NLTA (Sims/UTM/FX) converted rifle, NLTA converted handgun
500 rounds of 5.56 NLTA
100 rounds of 9mm NLTA
To generate an invoice, please enter "invoice" in the coupon field, make sure we have an agency email address in the notes at checkout. If you are self sponsoring (paying out of pocket) then contact us for a discount.
Lodging
Defensive Pistol
Defensive Pistol 1 is designed for responsible gun owners who are ready to build a solid foundation of safe and effective handgun use. Whether you're a first-time gun owner or someone returning to the range after years away, this course offers a supportive and professional environment to grow your skills.
What you'll learn:
Firearm safety and responsible ownership
Operation of handguns and ammunition types
Safe handling, loading, unloading, and storage practices
Core shooting fundamentals and accuracy techniques
Dry fire practice and how to do it at home
Target shooting and managing performance anxiety
Introduction to the MTAC training cycle and why it matters
Required equipment:
Clear eye protection (ANSI Z87.1 rated)
Hearing protection
A reliable handgun (excluding Sig P320 models)
Retention holster for your handgun
2+ magazines (for semi-automatic pistols)
Pistol belt
Pants with pockets (for storing magazines)
250 rounds of commercially loaded ball ammunition
Notebook and pen
A positive attitude and willingness to learn
Recommended items:
Weather-appropriate clothing
Closed-toe shoes (required)
Sunscreen
Water and snacks
Portable chair
Range bag or backpack for your gear
Get the holster you need from We The People Holsters
SWAT Basic
SWAT Basic is just one step in the much larger process of becoming a trained member on the team. One week of foundational skills that prepare you to become operational and further training once you rejoin your team. We understand that becoming proficient takes time, so we prioritize teaching the most crucial and technically demanding aspects of the job during the training week.
This course is a combination of Tactical Weapons Lab, CQB 1, Breacher 1, TacMed 1 which covers:
Tactical Weapons Lab (8 hours)
This is a full day of advanced marksmanship and dynamic training to prepare students to enter the CQB environment.
Mechanical Breaching Procedures (4 hours)
Arguably the most critical phase of every SWAT operation - the ability to safely and effectively breach into the structure.
Intro to Tac-Med (4 hours)
The essentials every SWAT officer must know to save their teammates life when seconds count.
CQB Fundamentals (24+ Hours)
Learning the most recent, relevant and effective close quarters tactics in the country.
Officer requirements: Open to full time or reserve law enforcement officers, correction officers and active military security/LE. You do NOT have to be assigned to a team to attend.
Required items:
Body armor (Hard or Soft)
Ballistic/Bump helmet
Gun belt with holster
Handgun with three magazines
AR/M4/M16 rifle with sling and three magazines
Eye protection
Hearing protection
Gas Mask/Paintball mask
Force on Force PPE
250 rounds of commercially produced handgun ammunition
1000 rounds of commercially produced rifle ammunition
NLTA (Sims/UTM/FX) converted rifle, NLTA converted handgun
500 rounds of 5.56 NLTA
100 rounds of 9mm NLTA
To generate an invoice, please enter "invoice" in the coupon field, make sure we have an agency email address in the notes at checkout. If you are self sponsoring (paying out of pocket) then contact us for a discount.
Lodging
Interior Conflict 1
Learn CQB from a current Special Forces and SWAT Instructors!
***NLTA AMMO IS INCLUDED IN PRICE****
Fighting inside structures is not an easy problem set to negotiate. Whether on patrol or an everyday citizen wanting to learn how to fight indoors, everyone needs a solid foundation of tactics. From the moment the class begins, the Interior Conflict Course within the Tier 1 series immediately introduces the student to close quarter combat and structural navigation. This is not home defense on steroids, this is a comprehensive program designed to provide students with the fundamentals of CQB.
This course will cover:
Doors
Corners
Hallways
Intersections
Angles
Navigation
Navigation With Others
Priorities
Decision Making
Communication
This course will start at 0900 and go until the standard is met.
Student Recommendation: Please know how to manipulate your safety, load and unload your rifle and put it into action.
Required equipment:Required equipment: Clear eye protection meeting ANSI Z87.1, belt, pants with pockets, no open toed shoes, snacks, hydration, and a positive attitude. Note taking materials, AR-15 with sling (will be converted to shoot UTM) kit with mag pouches, if you want to use a pistol, we have NLTA converted Glocks available and holsters. Long pants and shirts (Two layers of LOOSE clothing is recommended ), Head, neck and face protection (no exposed skin), Gloves with back of the hand protection, Groin protection.
Eye protection is available for purchase in our pro shop.
*If you have your own NLTA for the course, please contact us*
CQB Instructor Development
***LE/GOV/MIL ONLY***
MTAC’s CQB Instructor Development 1 is the first of 3 courses focusing on the fundamentals and principles of CQB. The course focuses on the foundational building blocks of CQB, specifically the actions of a 4-man assault team to clear a multi-room single story structure as well as the administrative knowledge to safely execute CQB training as a team.
Fundamentals Covered:
· Roles & Responsibilities of a 4-Man Assault Element
· Entry Techniques
· Corner-Fed Rooms
· Center-Fed Rooms
· Decision Making
· Verbal & Non-verbal Communication
· Developmental Training Plans
· Shoothouse Setup & Target ZoningStudent Requirements: Active LE/GOV/MIL
Required equipment: Clear eye protection meeting ANSI Z87.1, belt, pants with pockets, no open toed shoes, snacks, hydration, and a positive attitude. Note taking materials, NLTA (Sims/UTM/FX) converted rifle, NLTA converted handgun, full kit, minimum 3 rifle magazines, minimum 2 handgun magazines. 900 rounds of 5.56 NLTA, 250 rounds of 9mm NLTA. UTM Glocks and Rifle conversions are available to attendees.
Eye protection is available for purchase in our pro shop.
Agencies use code “INVOICE” at checkout to be billed.
Date Night
Perfect for those couples that like to shoot, or those that are looking for a unique addition to their dating repertoire. Amaze your date with an evening of learning how to shoot, or if you are an established shooter, skills and drills lead by our staff. You and your date will also experience a little taste of reality based training (our specialty). You will end the night with a friendly shooting competition, lots of laughs, and meet new friends that have a common interest. Join us for this fun-filled evening. Price is per couple.
NLTA converted Glock pistols, ammunition, and eye protection is included in the price.
Armored Vehicle Operations & Rescue
We have contracted with Delia Tactical to bring his Armored Vehicle Operations and Rescue to MTAC!
LE/MIL/DOJ Restricted
Armored vehicles in general have been in existence for more than a century and used
extensively by military units and security forces worldwide. Since this time, Law Enforcement
Agencies have seen the vast lifesaving potential for the usage of armored vehicles in everyday
emergency response and applications. There are both civilian armored vehicles and military
style vehicles in use today around the globe by law enforcement agencies. Programs have been
designed to demilitarize certain military vehicles and re-appropriate them for use with law
enforcement agencies and tactical/ rescue response teams. We have taken away the militarized
combat applications and now use these vehicles to conduct emergency response missions,
search and rescue missions, and lastly deploy these life-saving tools when responding to
natural or man-made disasters/ incidents. Armor = Cover
In this training course students will have learned the history behind and the current usage of the
Armored Vehicles, practical applications, proper maintenance procedures, driving
applications (on and off-road) and current best practices. We are confident that you as
operators will be able to safely use your Armored Vehicles in practical field applications
and in emergency situations by following the techniques, tactics and procedures taught in this
course.
If your agency wishes to pay by check, simply put INVOICE in the discount code at checkout and one will be emailed to you.
Tactical Breacher Instructor
This course is taught by Kurt Delia of Delia Tactical.
LE/GOV/MIL ONLY
The Tactical Breacher Instructor the students will have a solid, foundational understanding of the of the history, concepts, principles and current applications for conducting mechanical & shotgun breaching techniques.
Instructional Objectives:
At the end of this course of instruction, the student will:
1. Be able to illustrate the historical basis of structural breaching.
2. Be able to conduct standard breaching with handheld tools or shotgun.
3. Be able to breach multiple types of commercial and residential doors.
4. Be able to access and choose the correct tools for breaching applications.
5. Be able to conduct a target site POE reconnaissance if applicable.
6. Be able to complete a hasty POE target site plan of action.
7. Be able to teach all concepts and techniques to students.
DAY 1
BLOCK A.
Storage, Selection and Maintenance of Breaching Equipment
1. Storage Locations
2. Pre Deployment
3. Slings and Non Conductive/Flammable Materials
BLOCK B.
Field Applications with Manual Handheld Rams
1. Types of mechanical rams
2. Use of basic hand held ram
3. Identifying inward opening doors
4. Storage and maintenance
5. One man vs two man applications
BLOCK C.
Field Applications with Pry Tools and Halligan Bars
1. Types of pry bars
2. Basic use of pry bars & wedges
3. Identifying outward opening doors
4. Set pry and two man team concept
5. Solo operator application
6. Pad Lock, Chain and Cable Mitigation/Bolt Cutters
7. Glass Breaching & Window Punches
8. Pry Bar Dangers
DAY 2
BLOCK D.
Field Applications with Simple 10,000PSI Hydraulics
1. Special Jam Spreader Applications
2. Special Wedge Spreader Applications
3. Stealth Breaching
4. Lock Picks
BLOCK E.
Field Applications with Shotguns
1. Types of Shotguns
2. Carry TTP
3. Over/Under Penetration
4. Fire on Target Introduction
5. Wood vs Metal
6. Commercial vs Residential
7. Locks, Deadbolts, Hinges and other
8. Types of Ammunition
DAY 3
BLOCK F.
Instructional Teaching Concepts - Field Applications
1. Students Teach Day 1 Training Concepts
2. Lectures – Demonstrations – Oversight - Safety
3. Instructor Assessments and Testing (Observational Field Review)
4. Students Teach Day 2 Training Concepts
5. Lectures – Demonstrations – Oversight – Safety
6. Instructor Assessments and Testing (Observational Field Review)
7. Clean up and final thoughts.
STUDENT GEAR LIST:
Gloves
Long Sleeves
Full Pants
Groin Protection
Leather Boots
Bump or Ballistic Helmet
Ear Pro
Eye Pro
Protective Vest
Manual Breaching Tools
Pump Shotgun w/sling 12 Gauge Minimum
MIN 50 RDS of 2 3/4'' Bird-shot (No steel shot)
Note Pad
Folding Chair
Rain Gear
To generate an invoice, please enter "invoice" in the coupon field, make sure we have an agency email address in the notes at checkout. If you are self sponsoring (paying out of pocket) then contact us for a discount.
Offices Are Closed
Offices are closed. Please send us a contact form and we will email you back when we return.
CQB Instructor Development
***LE/GOV/MIL ONLY***
MTAC’s CQB Instructor Development 1 is the first of 3 courses focusing on the fundamentals and principles of CQB. The course focuses on the foundational building blocks of CQB, specifically the actions of a 4-man assault team to clear a multi-room single story structure as well as the administrative knowledge to safely execute CQB training as a team.
Fundamentals Covered:
· Roles & Responsibilities of a 4-Man Assault Element
· Entry Techniques
· Corner-Fed Rooms
· Center-Fed Rooms
· Decision Making
· Verbal & Non-verbal Communication
· Developmental Training Plans
· Shoothouse Setup & Target ZoningStudent Requirements: Active LE/GOV/MIL
Required equipment: Clear eye protection meeting ANSI Z87.1, belt, pants with pockets, no open toed shoes, snacks, hydration, and a positive attitude. Note taking materials, NLTA (Sims/UTM/FX) converted rifle, NLTA converted handgun, full kit, minimum 3 rifle magazines, minimum 2 handgun magazines. 900 rounds of 5.56 NLTA, 250 rounds of 9mm NLTA. UTM Glocks and Rifle conversions are available to attendees.
Eye protection is available for purchase in our pro shop.
Agencies use code “INVOICE” at checkout to be billed.
Home Defender
Home Defender is designed for the American Patriot that wants to learn the fundamentals of home defense. This course will revolutionize your skills and tactics of engaging an intruder in or around your home.
Students will learn concepts and techniques to prepare them to escape or defend their home properly. This course will cover:
Indiana Law regarding use of force in your home
Debunking home defense myths
Clearing rooms
Setting up the point of domination
Home security options
Intrusion analysis
Drills
Attendee Requirements:
Long pants with a belt (no sweat pants or yoga pants), positive attitude and willingness to engage and learn, hydration/Snacks.
Get 10% off your next holster with We The People Holsters. Use code MTAC10 at checkout
Vehicle Defense - Sage Dynamics
Register HERE
Course Description: The vehicle; be it sedan, coupe, truck or motorcycle, presents a number of unique challenges for self-defense and the defense of loved ones. From reduced mobility to the dangers of the comfort in patterns the vehicle provides; the access and potential use of a firearm inside or while entering/exiting a vehicle is a complicated problem that requires specific training to confront the non-traditional nature of fighting from or in an enclosed space. The Sage Dynamics Vehicle Defense course provides hands-on instruction and fundamental exercises for fighting in a confined environment, focusing on concepts and principles of close contact shooting and physical movement from less-than-ideal positions.
Instruction covered includes:
Real world safety
Can Vs Should engage
Equipment selection
In-vehicle carry
Ammunition selection
Vehicle body/glass ballistics
Threat (human) anatomy
Shooting positions
Austere shooting positions
On cover/off cover shooting
Confined space engagements
Interior/exterior defense of third parties
Rapid target/multiple target engagement
Judgement shooting
Handgun, minimum of 3 magazines
Holster (cross draw and shoulder prohibitied)
1000 rounds training ammo
20 rounds personal defense ammo (for ballistics section)
Ear and eye protection
Long sleeves and pants rec.
Optional (recommended) gear:
Gloves
Sunblock
Hydration
Field cleaning kit
Basic maintenance tools
Knee and elbow pads
Additional magazines for all weapons
Rifle with sling and 200 rounds of ammunition for day two (if carried)
Class size: Minimum of 10, no more than 20
Prerequisites: None
Interior Conflict 2
Interior Conflict 2 consists of training days 3 and 4 in the series. Students will hit the ground running right where IC1 left off. More team members, more targets, target identification and complexity of structure solving are introduced to the students. Small unit tactics and leadership continues to emerge during these training days. The thinking man's game gets a lot more complicated.....
This course will cover:
Doors
Corners
Hallways
Intersections
Angles
Navigation
Navigation With Others
Priorities
Decision Making
Communication
This course will run 0900-1600 each day.
Student Pre-Requisites - Interior Conflict 1 alumni only.
Required equipment: Clear eye protection meeting ANSI Z87.1, belt, pants with pockets, no open toed shoes, snacks, hydration, and a positive attitude. Note taking materials, AR-15 with sling (will be converted to shoot UTM) kit with mag pouches, if you want to use a pistol, we have NLTA converted Glocks available and holsters. A minimum of 2 boxes (60 rds) of 5.56 UTM MMR (available for purchase day of class), 9MM ammunition is included in the tuition.
Eye protection is available for purchase in our pro shop.
This course will count for 16 ILEA hours.
Defensive Pistol 1
Defensive Pistol 1 is designed for responsible gun owners who are ready to build a solid foundation of safe and effective handgun use. Whether you're a first-time gun owner or someone returning to the range after years away, this course offers a supportive and professional environment to grow your skills.
What you'll learn:
Firearm safety and responsible ownership
Operation of handguns and ammunition types
Safe handling, loading, unloading, and storage practices
Core shooting fundamentals and accuracy techniques
Dry fire practice and how to do it at home
Target shooting and managing performance anxiety
Introduction to the MTAC training cycle and why it matters
Required equipment:
Clear eye protection (ANSI Z87.1 rated)
Hearing protection
A reliable handgun (excluding Sig P320 models)
Retention holster for your handgun
2+ magazines (for semi-automatic pistols)
Pistol belt
Pants with pockets (for storing magazines)
250 rounds of commercially loaded ball ammunition
Notebook and pen
A positive attitude and willingness to learn
Recommended items:
Weather-appropriate clothing
Closed-toe shoes (required)
Sunscreen
Water and snacks
Portable chair
Range bag or backpack for your gear
Weaponized Geometry- Kinetic Consulting
Weaponized Geometry is single man building tactics course. Building Tactics is more than just running around a structure with a gun. In this class, we will cover the basics to building tactics, using geometry to your advantage, and the intricacies of working alone. This class will not be team based. It is solo clearance and skills that would also work in a team setting. All the shooting will be done with UTM Pistol non-lethal training munitions (Provided). 2020 After Action Report by Pew Pew Solutions: https://pewpewsolutions.com/weaponized-geometry-with-kinetic-consulting-june-2020/ This is a Non-lethal munition based course using UTM marking rounds (Provided). NO LIVE AMMUNITION WILL BE USED (2 days, 18-20 hour class) Day 1 will be concepts, techniques, and tactics Day 2 we will apply skills learned on day 1 with force on force NLTA Times: Class begins at 0800 until 1800 Who can attend? Anyone who has safe firearm handling skills. UTM Pistol and ammo are included in the tuition for the course Required Equipment Day 1: Eye protection (clear lens range glasses) Notebook and writing utensil Water Required Equipment Day 2: Eye protection (clear lens range glasses) Notebook and writing utencil Long sleeves Long pants Gloves (thin is better than thick to not impede the cycling of the firearm) Neck protection (Shemagh, neck protector) Cup/Groin protection Your perferred magazine pouch or you are welcome to use your pocket. Water Additional but not required equipment for both days: Weapon mounted light (with the Universal mounting solution) Snacks/Lunch Rain gear and sunscreen (depending on weather/location) After payment, your slot is guaranteed in class.SWAT Basic
SWAT Basic is just one step in the much larger process of becoming a trained member on the team. One week of foundational skills that prepare you to become operational and further training once you rejoin your team. We understand that becoming proficient takes time, so we prioritize teaching the most crucial and technically demanding aspects of the job during the training week.
This course is a combination of Tactical Rifle 1, CQB 1, Breacher 1, TacMed 1 which covers:
Tactical Firearms (8 hours)
This is a full day of advanced marksmanship and dynamic training to prepare students to enter the CQB environment.
Mechanical Breaching Procedures (4 hours)
Arguably the most critical phase of every SWAT operation - the ability to safely and effectively breach into the structure.
Intro to Tac-Med (4 hours)
The essentials every SWAT officer must know to save their teammates life when seconds count.
CQB Fundamentals (24+ Hours)
Learning the most recent, relevant and effective close quarters tactics in the country.
Officer requirements: Open to full time or reserve law enforcement officers, correction officers and active military security/LE. You do NOT have to be assigned to a team to attend.
Required items:
Body armor (Hard or Soft)
Ballistic/Bump helmet
Gun belt with holster
Handgun with three magazines
AR/M4/M16 rifle with sling and three magazines
Eye protection
Hearing protection
Gas Mask/Paintball mask
Force on Force PPE
250 rounds of commercially produced handgun ammunition
1000 rounds of commercially produced rifle ammunition
NLTA (Sims/UTM/FX) converted rifle, NLTA converted handgun
500 rounds of 5.56 NLTA
100 rounds of 9mm NLTA
To generate an invoice, please enter "invoice" in the coupon field, make sure we have an agency email address in the notes at checkout. If you are self sponsoring (paying out of pocket) then contact us for a discount.
Lodging
CQB Instructor Development 1
***LE/GOV/MIL ONLY***
MTAC’s CQB Instructor Development 1 is the first of 3 courses focusing on the fundamentals and principles of CQB. The course focuses on the foundational building blocks of CQB, specifically the actions of a 4-man assault team to clear a multi-room single story structure as well as the administrative knowledge to safely execute CQB training as a team.
Fundamentals Covered:
· Roles & Responsibilities of a 4-Man Assault Element
· Entry Techniques
· Corner-Fed Rooms
· Center-Fed Rooms
· Decision Making
· Verbal & Non-verbal Communication
· Developmental Training Plans
· Shoothouse Setup & Target ZoningStudent Requirements: Active LE/GOV/MIL
Required equipment: Clear eye protection meeting ANSI Z87.1, belt, pants with pockets, no open toed shoes, snacks, hydration, and a positive attitude. Note taking materials, NLTA (Sims/UTM/FX) converted rifle, NLTA converted handgun, full kit, minimum 3 rifle magazines, minimum 2 handgun magazines. 900 rounds of 5.56 NLTA, 250 rounds of 9mm NLTA. UTM Glocks and Rifle conversions are available to attendees.
Eye protection is available for purchase in our pro shop.
Agencies use code “INVOICE” at checkout to be billed.
RDS Instructor - Sage Dynamics
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RDS Handgun Instructor
Course length: Three Days
Course Description: The optic equipped handgun is not a new concept, though in the last decade technology has improved to allow for the Miniature Red Dot Sight (MRDS) to be reliably mounted to handguns intended for duty and general self-defense carry. With fundamental differences in techniques between the MRDS handgun and the rifle, instruction on the MRDS handgun presents unique problems for the instructor when introducing their students to proper skill development with their duty or carry MRDS handgun.
The RDS Handgun Instructor course is a culmination of years of MRDS handgun skill and technique development, made available to shortcut instructor trial/error on their own. This course will provide the trainer with a comprehensive understanding of common MRDS operations and science, as well as concepts and principles for teaching students to best use their MRDS duty or carry handgun. Students will be expected to meet minimum marksmanship requirements in order to complete this course.
Instruction includes:
Optic science
Optic selection and concerns
Administrative and SOP development for MRDS use (LE)
Duty carry/CCW Carry
Curriculum development for MRDS introduction training
Understanding proprioception, hand/eye coordination and engram development
Firearm fundamentals applied to the MRDS
Stress inoculation
Threat anatomy
Drawing from IWB/OWB
Tactical and emergency reloads
Austere shooting positions
Maximizing and recognizing adequate cover/concealment/deflection
Primary-hand-only weapon manipulation
Basic movement
Optic malfunctions/handgun malfunctions
Course cost: $700.00
Equipment:
MRDS equipped Handgun with 3 magazines (single stack, 5-7 magazines)
Holster (cross-draw holsters prohibited) Duty gear (for LE students)
Magazine pouch(es)
Minimum 1000 rounds range ammunition, 50 rounds duty/self defense ammunition
Ear and eye protection
Long sleeves recommended (pants mandatory)
Optional (recommended) gear:
Gloves
Sunblock
Hydration
Field cleaning kit
Basic maintenance tools
Knee and elbow pads
Additional magazines for all weapons
Class size: Minimum of 10, no more than 16
Prerequisites: Dept/Agency/Unit Instructor position. For non LE students in open enrollment courses, proof of Instructor liability insurance may be required.
Tactical Rifle
The Tier One Series Tactical Rifle is a 2 day course designed for the shooter that wants to increase their rifle skills . This is not a course for beginner rifle shooters! The course will cover:
Firearm safety
Basic Rifle Fundamentals
Sights
Skills for accuracy
Reloading
Malfunctions
Movement
Target Transitions
Shooting in depth/width
Student Requirements: This is not a basic rifle course, you must be able to put your gun into action and under stress. You must have taken a basic rifle course from a reputable and recognizable training organization prior to this course. Military/LE basic rifle training is acceptable for this course.
Required equipment: Clear eye protection meeting ANSI Z87.1, range belt, pants with pockets, weather appropriate gear, range gear, no open toed shoes, food, hydration, and a positive attitude. Note taking materials, AR-15 style rifle with sling, minimum of 3 magazines, kit with mag pouches. Handgun (No Sig P320’s allowed on the range) with a minimum of 3 magazines and retention holster. 1000 rounds of commercially loaded ball rifle ammunition, 100 rounds of commercially loaded ball pistol ammunition.
If your agency wishes to pay by check, simply put INVOICE in the discount code at checkout and one will be emailed to you.
**This course counts for 8 ILEA credit hours.
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