Dynamic Combative Solutions

Out Of Town Private Security Training
2025-05-12 08:00 - 2025-05-16 17:00 (America/Phoenix) | AZ

Private Training
2025-05-25 08:00 - 17:00 | AZ

Private Medical Training
2025-05-27 08:00 - 17:00 | AZ

Precision Pistol Science 05/31/2025
2025-05-31 08:00 - 12:00 | Ben Avery, 4044 W Black Canyon Blvd, phoenix, AZ, 85086, United States
PISTOL 1B: Precision Pistol Science

Course Description:
The Precision Pistol Science Course is designed for shooters who have a foundational understanding of their handgun operation and want to refine their accuracy and precision shooting skills. This course explains the science of your muscular influence while shooting a handgun and helps you learn how to isolate muscle groups to cause perfect precision through the combination of in-depth dry-fire practice and live-fire drills to develop consistency and proficiency in precision shooting. Whether you are a competitive shooter, self-defense practitioner, or firearm enthusiast, this course will help you improve shot placement, recoil management, and target acquisition under various conditions.
What you will learn:

Reinforce and apply universal firearm safety principles.
Optimize handgun fit and ergonomics for improved accuracy.
Master grip, stance, sight alignment, sight picture, and trigger control.
Develop precision shooting techniques and learn to diagnose shot patterns.
Engage targets successfully at distances up to 25 yards.
Implement effective cadence drills for faster, more accurate follow-up shots.
Learn and execute structured warm-up drills to enhance consistency and performance.
Learn how to evaluate your performance executing the required drills and make the proper adjustments to improve on your own.

Required Equipment:

Eye and ear protection.
A reliable handgun with at least 200 rounds of ammunition.
A high-quality holster with two points of contact with your belt that maintains shape and covers the trigger guard (AIWB is permitted).
Additional magazines and magazine pouches (recommended but not required).

Course Fee: $200.00

Holster Draw Efficiency 05/31/2025
2025-05-31 13:00 - 17:00 | Ben Avery, 4044 W Black Canyon Blvd, phoenix, AZ, 85086, United States
Holster Draw Efficiency

Building on the skills from Precision Pistol Science, this course is designed to develop speed through efficient, controlled movement while maintaining accuracy from the holster. Many go fast, ugly, and it shows up on target. When it matters most, we must learn how to be efficient and consistent intentionally to protect ourselves and our loved ones. But more importantly, understanding how we achieve this so we can improve through perfect repetition. In this class, you will learn to efficiently draw, acquire your target, and fire accurately in 1.5 seconds or less. Through structured drills and live-fire exercises, you’ll refine your technique to enhance both precision and reaction time.
What You’ll Learn:

Mastering the Holster Draw – Proper technique for an efficient draw
First-Shot Accuracy – Hitting your target immediately from the holster effectively
Warm-Up Drills – Build muscle memory and improve performance
Cadence & Follow-Through – Controlling recoil and maintaining accuracy through repetitive shooting.
Sight Picture at Various Distances – Adjust for fast, accurate shots at any range
Timed Stress Shooting – Learn to perform under pressure and realistic time constraints
Achieving a 1.5-Second Draw stroke – Gain the skills to react fast and effectively

Required Equipment:

Eye & ear protection
Semi-automatic pistol (or revolver) with at least three (3) magazines or speed loaders
At least 300 rounds of ammunition
A quality holster with two points of contact with your belt, non-collapsing structure, full trigger guard coverage, and a secure fit (AIWB is allowed)

Course Fee: $200.00

EDC Essentials 06/01/2025
2025-06-01 08:00 - 17:00 | Ben Avery, 4044 W Black Canyon Blvd, phoenix, AZ, 85086, United States
EDC Essentials

The Everyday Carry (EDC) Essentials course is designed for shooters who want to elevate their defensive carry skills beyond the fundamentals. Building on the techniques learned in Holster efficiency, this course challenges students with real-world scenarios, requiring quick decision-making and adaptability under pressure. Students will be taken beyond their comfort zones, developing the ability to react effectively in high-stress situations. Through judgmental shooting exercises, movement drills, and family protection strategies, this course prepares students for the complexities of carrying a firearm for personal defense.
This is a 7-8 hour immersive training experience that pushes participants to refine their skills while introducing dynamic problem-solving techniques.
What you will learn:

Execute smooth, efficient draws from concealed carry.
Achieve first-shot accuracy from concealment.
Master structured warm-up and shooting drills for real-world application.
Engage multiple targets with speed and precision.
Perform reloads and malfunction clearing under induced stress.
Develop proficiency in shooting under time constraints.
Improve situational awareness through judgmental shooting exercises.
Learn fundamental movement techniques for defensive shooting.
Introduce executive protection concepts for defending family and loved ones.

Equipment required:

Eye and ear protection.
At least 300 rounds of ammunition for your handgun.
Semi-automatic pistol with three (3) magazines and a spare magazine carrier OR a revolver with three (3) speed loaders and a carrier.
A high-quality strong-side holster (open or concealed) that maintains shape and covers the trigger guard (no shoulder holsters or purse holsters allowed, AIWB permitted).

Course fee: $400.00

Private Security Training
2025-06-24 08:00 - 17:00, 2025-06-26 08:00 - 17:00, 2025-08-01 08:00 - 2025-08-07 17:00, 2025-09-08 08:00 - 2025-09-12 17:00 | AZ

F.A.S.T.E.R. Level 1 06/27th-29th/2025
2025-06-27 08:00 - 2025-06-29 17:00 | AZ
FASTER Level 1 is the nation’s leading violence response training for schools, churches and businesses. This class is 3 days of firearm, general crisis and emergency management plus trauma medical training. The fee for this class includes the training and professional trauma kit to take home.

Registration fee includes 3 days of training
Class is 8am-6pm each day.
Registration fee includes 1000 rnds 9mm ammo
Registration fee includes a professional trauma kit for each attendee
Attendees need to provide transportation to/from, meals while training, other comfort items
Training is rain/shine/snow/etc
No refunds (substitute attendees permitted)

Before attending Level 1, attendees are required to have their CCW training, complete the FASTER Foundation class and have the follow equipment:

Eye and hearing protection
Reliable 9mm auto loader: For example Glocks and Smith & Wesson M & P’s with three magazines.
Strong side hip holster and mag carrier: examples Comp-Tac or Blade-Tech (NO SERPAS)
Gun belt
At least 1000 rounds of target ammunition
Clothes to match weather conditions
A brimmed hat to deflect fired cases. Low neck line tops are not recommended…. fired cases are very hot!
Food and beverages
Notebook, pencil/pen

F.A.S.T.E.R. Saves Lives Level 1
2025-06-27 08:00 - 2025-06-29 17:00 | AZ
Schools are “soft” targets
for violence.

Your school must be ready to respond to violent events and emergencies.
But what should you do? How will you do it? Who can help you with planning, training, and implementation?

The FASTER program is your complete, ready-to-go solution.

Created by concerned parents, law enforcement, and nationally-recognized safety and medical experts, FASTER is a groundbreaking, nonprofit program that gives educators practical violence response training.
Using our grant program, classes can be provided at little to NO COST to your school district.

What is FASTER?

F A S T E R stands for

Faculty/Administrator Safety Training & Emergency Response

TIME is all that MATTERS!

1st – Stop the killing. Use any and every means available.
2nd – Stop the dying. Have medical tools and training on site.

Armed schools staff do not replace Law Enforcement/EMTs.

They add one additional layer to your school’s existing safety and security plan.
They are first responders right at the point of attack.
Their role is to protect your kids and provide critical aid until outside professionals can arrive.

Ran and funded by a 501c3 non-profit charity.

The FASTER Saves Lives program provides the training and resources your schools need today.

Orion Group Solo/Duo CQB
2025-07-25 08:00 - 2025-07-27 17:00 | AZ
Description

Availability: 16 Students
slots Time Commitment:
Three 8-10 hour days
Course Focus: Searching structures solo or with a partner, while moving opposed (force-on-force) for maximum learning potential.
Primary Instructor:
Jason Ransome
Jared Arceneaux
This course is principles based and not on any one doctrine of clearance. This course will focus on searching in COMMERCIAL spaces and will take place potentially at more than one location in Phoenix, so the address is null for a reason. The addresses for training will come out prior to the course date in an informational email.
Students will start at the most basic repetition and work up to full structure clearance. Force on paper and force on force. No physical contact between students and role players. No live fire. Students may be role players for FoF runs, or OTG may bring in other role players depending on course flow.
Packing List:

Airsoft gas powered glocks and masks/ppe will be provided by the venue. IF you want to bring your own stuff to work with, you are welcome to do so. Face protection for force on force runs must be rated for the activity or ANSI Z87+.
Clear eye protection for force on paper runs
Personal Hydration and Snacks

Disclaimer:
We do not offer refunds for courses outside of extreme circumstances. Please ensure that you can actually attend prior to booking.

Private Security Training -out of state-
2025-08-11 08:00 - 2025-08-15 17:00 | AZ

Private Security Training Out of Town
2025-08-21 08:00 - 2025-08-24 17:00 | AZ

Precision Pistol Science
2025-08-30 08:00 - 12:00 | Ben Avery, 4044 W Black Canyon Blvd, phoenix, AZ, 85086, United States

2 Day EDC Essential Pistol
2025-08-30 08:00 - 2025-08-31 17:00 | Ben Avery, 4044 W Black Canyon Blvd, phoenix, AZ, 85086, United States
2 Day EDC Essential Pistol
The 2-day EDC Essential Pistol course takes you outside the static range environment. We begin Day one with essential pistol precision skills, speed, and precision out of the holster, before applying these principles to concealed carry.
On Day two we turn to malfunction management, various reload proficiency drills and dynamic movement drills. We will finish day two by using judgment to engage multiple shoot, no-shoot targets while moving, using time-induced stress.
Each class is tailored to the student in attendance regardless of background or experience. Multiple instructors will be on hand to provide a one-on-one experience through each process of learning.
Class Prerequisites:
Students must have the basic skills required to safely load unload and operate their firearm without any assistance. Students MUST have all appropriate equipment and gear before attending this course.
Equipment and supplies required:
This class requires eye and ear protection and at least 800+ rounds of ammunition for the handgun you will use.
Semi-automatic pistol with three (3) magazines and spare magazine carrier or a revolver with three (3) speed loaders and carrier for speed loaders.
A quality holster (open or concealed) that has secure belt points of contact and does not collapse (no shoulder holsters, purse holsters permitted) AIWB is ok. This class incorporates your concealment garment.
$800.00/ $600.00

Holster Draw Efficiency
2025-08-30 13:00 - 17:00 | Ben Avery, 4044 W Black Canyon Blvd, phoenix, AZ, 85086, United States
PISTOL 2: Holster Draw Efficiency

Building on the skills from Precision Pistol Science, this course is designed to develop speed through efficient, controlled movement while maintaining accuracy from the holster. Many go fast, ugly, and it shows up on target. When it matters most, we must learn how to be efficient and consistent intentionally to protect ourselves and our loved ones. But more importantly, understanding how we achieve this so we can improve through perfect repetition. In this class, you will learn to efficiently draw, acquire your target, and fire accurately in 1.5 seconds or less. Through structured drills and live-fire exercises, you’ll refine your technique to enhance both precision and reaction time.
What You’ll Learn:

Mastering the Holster Draw – Proper technique for an efficient draw
First-Shot Accuracy – Hitting your target immediately from the holster effectively
Warm-Up Drills – Build muscle memory and improve performance
Cadence & Follow-Through – Controlling recoil and maintaining accuracy through repetitive shooting.
Sight Picture at Various Distances – Adjust for fast, accurate shots at any range
Timed Stress Shooting – Learn to perform under pressure and realistic time constraints
Achieving a 1.5-Second Draw stroke – Gain the skills to react fast and effectively

Required Equipment:

Eye & ear protection
Semi-automatic pistol (or revolver) with at least three (3) magazines or speed loaders
At least 300 rounds of ammunition
A quality holster with two points of contact with your belt, non-collapsing structure, full trigger guard coverage, and a secure fit (AIWB is allowed)

Course Fee: $200.00

EDC Essentials
2025-08-31 08:00 - 17:00 | Ben Avery, 4044 W Black Canyon Blvd, phoenix, AZ, 85086, United States
PISTOL 3: EDC Essentials

The Everyday Carry (EDC) Essentials course is designed for shooters who want to elevate their defensive carry skills beyond the fundamentals. Building on the techniques learned in Holster efficiency, this course challenges students with real-world scenarios, requiring quick decision-making and adaptability under pressure. Students will be taken beyond their comfort zones, developing the ability to react effectively in high-stress situations. Through judgmental shooting exercises, movement drills, and family protection strategies, this course prepares students for the complexities of carrying a firearm for personal defense.
This is a 7-8 hour immersive training experience that pushes participants to refine their skills while introducing dynamic problem-solving techniques.
What you will learn:

Execute smooth, efficient draws from concealed carry.
Achieve first-shot accuracy from concealment.
Master structured warm-up and shooting drills for real-world application.
Engage multiple targets with speed and precision.
Perform reloads and malfunction clearing under induced stress.
Develop proficiency in shooting under time constraints.
Improve situational awareness through judgmental shooting exercises.
Learn fundamental movement techniques for defensive shooting.
Introduce executive protection concepts for defending family and loved ones.

Equipment required:

Eye and ear protection.
At least 300 rounds of ammunition for your handgun.
Semi-automatic pistol with three (3) magazines and a spare magazine carrier OR a revolver with three (3) speed loaders and a carrier.
A high-quality strong-side holster (open or concealed) that maintains shape and covers the trigger guard (no shoulder holsters or purse holsters allowed, AIWB permitted).

Course fee: $400.00

Wilderness Survival Course
2025-09-18 08:00 - 2025-09-22 17:00 | AZ

Firearms Instructor Development
2025-10-09 09:00 - 2025-10-11 18:00 | AZ
Rangemaster Three-Day Firearms Instructor
Development & Certification Course
This is an intensive full three-day (24 hours total) course that teaches candidates:
modern adult learning theory;
preparation, delivery, and documentation of training;
development of training aids, including power points and others;
coaching methodologies, diagnosing and correcting shooters’
errors;
modern, effective gunhandling techniques, designed to work
under stress;
proper handling/operation of a variety of handgun types; and
effective, efficient combat marksmanship techniques.
The course time is divided about equally between classroom sessions and range firing, and each student will fire approximately 850 rounds of ammunition. Students will act as coaches for other students, and each will be coached extensively in turn. Students also receive a 250 page training manual, which is a valuable information and reference resource. To graduate from this course, students must pass a shooting qualification and pass a written examination.
This course satisfies the training requirements for the Oklahoma CLEET regulations to become an OK SDA Instructor; for a state firearms instructor license in South Carolina by SLED; for 24 hours of continuing education credit in South Carolina by SCCJA; for 24 hours training credit by Georgia POST ; for handgun instructor license from Tennessee Dept of Safety; is accepted by the Arkansas State Police for licensing as a state instructor; and it is accepted for 24 hours of in-service LE training in Florida and for signing off on Florida CWL applicants.
For this course, students will need:
A serviceable sidearm, revolver or semiauto, of at least .38 Special or 9X19mm caliber (.38 Special, 9mm, .357 SIG, .40 S&W, .45 Auto);
A serviceable uniform duty or concealed carry holster, worn on the belt, of leather or kydex construction, with a covered trigger guard;
At least three magazines or speedloaders (more is better);
850 rounds of ammunition for the sidearm
For further information or answers to questions, please contact
Tom Givens, rangemaster.tom@gmail.com

Refunds are available until 30 days prior to class date. NO refunds less than 30 days before class.

Advanced Instructor Development
2025-10-12 09:00 - 2025-10-13 18:00 | AZ
Advanced Firearms Instructor Development Course
Sunday-Monday class
The Advanced Instructor Course picks up where the Firearms Instructor Development Course ends. Our Three-Day Firearms Instructor Development and Certification Course packed an incredible amount of information into three full days of training. Since most of our students are there on their own dime and their own time, we hold that course on Friday through Sunday to minimize disruption of their lives. The Advanced Firearms Instructor course picks up where day three of the basic instructor course ends. If we had five full days the advanced instructor course would be days four and five of the process. By making this a separate course the students can practice the skills learned, absorb the material covered in the basic instructor course and be ready to learn a whole new set of skills.
In the instructor course we have already covered the academic side of marksmanship and adult teaching methodology and given the students a thorough grounding in pistol marksmanship. In the advanced class this allows us to push students to even higher skill levels on the range. In the classroom we will cover subjects including different scoring methods; target design; course of fire design; instructor liability and how to limit it; and some of the psychological issues involved in teaching people how to fight for their lives.
Students will need about 800 rounds of ammunition. Students receive a comprehensive training manual. Tuition is $495. Enrollment is strictly limited to those who have successfully graduated from our basic instructor course.

Refunds are available until 30 days prior to class date. NO refunds less than 30 days before class.

AZ CCW Law and Legal 8am-12pm
2025-11-15 08:00 - 12:00 | LWBC, 3520 E Brown Rd, Mesa, AZ, 85213, United States
AZ CCW Law and legal:
During this 4-hour, non-shooting course, we will review the basic components of legally Concealed Carry Weapons, mental/situational awareness, interactions with law enforcement, and how to plan properly before and after a self-defense conflict. Following the completion of the course, you will be able to submit your completed packet to DPS for a Concealed Weapons Permit issued by the Arizona Department of Public Safety. This course is being taught by David Laird, who has been a Private security contractor and training specialist since 2008.
Class Prerequisites:
Positive attitude and participation
Course tuition is $60.00

AZ CCW Law and Legal 5pm-9pm
2025-11-15 17:00 - 21:00 | LWBC, 3520 E Brown Rd, Mesa, AZ, 85213, United States

A.G. Private CCW Class
2025-12-06 08:00 - 12:00 | AZ
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2 Day EDC Essential Pistol Course
2025-12-20 08:00 - 2025-12-21 17:00 | Ben Avery, 4044 W Black Canyon Blvd, phoenix, AZ, 85086, United States

A Church/School-Focused Study of the Active Shooter Problem & How to Minimize Victims
2026-02-20 18:00 - 21:00 | LWBC, 3520 E Brown Rd, Mesa, AZ, 85213, United States
This presentation is a focused study of the church/School Active Shooter attack, what responses have saved lives, and what responses have not. Churches and Schools in America have been struggling at planning for and responding to the Active Shooter threat for over 40 years. This struggle is a result of relying on our country’s default response plan and adopting “best practices” that are not best. All Church/school response plans should be measured by two metrics: what ends the attack (1) the quickest and (2) with the fewest victims. Presentation topics covered include: the attack & attacker; past failures and lessons-learned; what is most likely to happen in a Church/school Active Shooter attack; how attacks differ between Chruches. elementary, middle, and high schools; the importance of TIME & MATH; recommendations on policies, training, and structure changes; and the only response plan that gives an expectation of a single-digit victim count.
This will be presented by Ed Monk,
Ed Monk is a police officer, firearms trainer, author, former schoolteacher, and retired Army officer. He has researched and provided training on the Active Shooter threat since 2007. He has trained law enforcement agencies, schools, churches, businesses and armed citizens nationwide. He has been an invited speaker at many international, national, and state conferences across the country. In 2007, Ed retired from the Army as a lieutenant colonel and battalion commander after 24 years of active-duty in the US, Europe, and Iraq. He then taught high school and served as a deputy sheriff in Kentucky. He now serves as a part-time police officer in Arkansas. Ed has a BS in US History from West Point, an MS in Adult Education from Kansas State University, and he is a graduate of the US Army’s Command & General Staff College. He is author of the book, First 30 Seconds.
