Tyler Grey Small Unit Tactics, MAY 20-21, 2017 - Columbia, CT

[30 cal slut]

Note: This class has been rescheduled to May 20-21

Folks, this is an interesting training opportunity that will be taught by a retired Army Delta assaulter.

This will be a TACTICS class - shoot, move, and communicate. Come with a basic understanding and safe handling of your gear (pistol, carbine).

As always, PAFOA guys/gals are WELCOME - we'll need your good guy credentials and you'll need to check in with me regarding gear before heading up (due to our state laws).

Columbia, CT is just a few hours drive from E. PA.

Please shoot me an e-mail at training_ne at yahoo dot com for additional details or if you have any questions.

It never fails to surprise me to see a few PAFOA members up here from time to time - thank you guys and gals.

Signup here:

http://www.aztectrainingservices.com...wallingford-ct

Tyler Grey Small Unit Tactics

May 20-21, 2017

Columbia, CT


About Tyler Grey
Tyler Grey is a former US Army Special Operations Veteran who served 4 and half years with the 2nd Ranger Battalion as a Sniper and then spent the rest of his career at Ft. Bragg as an Assaulter in an Army Special Missions Unit. He was medically retired in 2005 after being seriously wounded in Sadr City, Iraq while conducting an HVT Raid.

Since his arduous recovery from his combat wounds, Tyler has become very involved in veterans' issues and is in very high demand as a tactical trainer for the military, law enforcement, and civilian markets and as a military consultant in the film and entertainment business. He has also worked as a high level Executive Protection Specialist and Security Consultant for Fortune 500 companies, celebrities, and members of several foreign royal families. He is currently featured on the Grey Man series focused on personal security that is executive produced by Larry Vickers.

2-Day Small Unit Tactics
While team tactics is typically considered to be the domain of the military, it has only recently entered the consciousness of the law enforcement community which has been facing new and unprecedented armed threats. The real power and the ability to pursue active shooters, multiple shooters, and other threats comes from effective team coordination. Students in this course will learn how to operate whether with only a single partner or with multiple teammates. This course will focus on the three principles of small unit tactics: shoot, move, and communicate. Students will learn the concepts of effective fire and maneuver as well as how to develop a combat mindset and incorporate them into the high stress environment of an armed engagement. Students will be required to quickly “layer” what they learn and develop instinctive actions and reactions thus freeing the conscious mind to effectively process and communicate the unfolding situation. Students who graduate this course will have a better understanding of the mechanics of engagements and the principles of how to be effective and efficient in their actions as a team and as an individual.

Gear requirements:

Ammo:
750 Rounds Rifle
250 Rounds Pistol

Equipment list:
Serviceable and functional carbine of any variety. (Please make sure it is cleaned and lubed prior to the class)
Serviceable Pistol
5 or more rifle magazines
2 or more pistol magazines
Weapon sling for your rifle
Sturdy belt and/or load bearing gear and proper pouches to carry your magazine and weapon load out
Serviceable Pistol Holster
Dump pouch
Eyes and ear protection
Bring plenty of water to keep yourself hydrated

Optional:
Plate carrier
Armor
Hydration carrier
Gloves
Optics for your rifle

Cost: $575

Signup here:

http://www.aztectrainingservices.com...wallingford-ct

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EDIT: class rescheduled

[NathanB]

How does this even work in a nanny state?

[30 cal slut]

Law abiding, responsible and patriotic citizens like yourself make this possible.

I heart PAFOA.

[NathanB]

You missed my point. Isn't Connecticut a state with a registry and the evil features list and mag restrictions? How would we take our rifles and typical gear to a class with these restrictions in place?

[30 cal slut]

You missed my point. Isn't Connecticut a state with a registry and the evil features list and mag restrictions? How would we take our rifles and typical gear to a class with these restrictions in place?

Good question. LEO and .mil ... skip steps 1-5.

A few PAFOA members who have made the trip up were able to legally work around CT's restrictions and train here.

1) Bring your good guy credentials (PA LTC or other state).

2) Bring your pistol (no threaded bbl). Any mag over 10 rounds, leave at home.

3) Bring your ammo.

4) Bring yourself.

5) Borrow a carbine and mags from another person in the class. Say, from the guy hosting it. Free of charge*. Feel free to bring your own sling and optic.

There ya go.

* Quantities are limited. Shoot me a msg or email for additional details. Operators are standing by.