Sold Out VCQB in Dayton, OH (**3 days, LE only**)

As this is a special three day course, please make note of the difference in round count versus the two day course.

Vehicle CQB is an accelerated shooting class focused on positional shooting and a critical look at how we have historically fought in and around vehicles.  Students will push the boundaries of “traditional” cover and concealment utilizing various cars and trucks in a true 3D environment. Drills will incorporate critical weapon employment of the handgun and carbine while engaging threats in, around, from, over and under vehicles with a heavy emphasis on problem solving. Live ballistic demos with a variety of ammunition will be conducted as the class explores ballistic deflection, deformation, penetration and terminal effect in direct correlation to various vehicle mediums. All three days of this course will be long days, so come prepared.

Individual Equipment List:

• Handgun with at least 3 magazines (5 if single stack) and magazine pouch.
• Carbine with at least 3 magazines and proper support gear allowing carry and access to spare magazines.
• Holster must attach via the belt (paddle holsters are not allowed). Holsters must provide an active or passive retention device and be able to keep the holster in place while running or moving in and out of awkward positions. No SERPA or Vanguard type holsters.
• 600 rounds handgun ammunition.
• 600 rounds carbine ammunition.
• Handheld flashlight.
• Weapon Mounted Light for handgun and carbine (not mandatory).
• CAT or SOF T TQ on your person is mandatory an IFAK is recommended.
• Cleaning kit and gun lube.
• Eye protection and electronic ear protection.
• Long sleeve shirt, gloves, knee pads are mandatory. Elbow pads and shemagh (face wrap) are optional.
• Normal CCW or Full duty belt / tactical loadout (your normal work or EDC setup).
• Notepad, pen and permanent marker.
• Water and snacks.

Course Prerequisites:

• U.S. Citizen.
• Current Law Enforcement Credentials
• Able to demonstrate and employ safe weapons handling during courses of fire.
• Previous intermediate to advanced firearms training to include courses of fire where movement, barricades, working around others, communicating and adverse shooting positions were addressed.