Mike Pannone 2 Day Covert Pistol Carry Class (5/25-26, Wallingford, CT)

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Yes, non-residents of CT can bring their pistols into CT for formal pistol training. Just bring 10 rounds mags. Limited to possessing them at the hotel room or range only, without valid CT pistol permit.

Wallingford, CT is about a 3 hour drive from the Poconos.

To sign up for this class, register at this link:

http://aliastraining.com/mikepannone...ingfordct.aspx

Mike Pannone 2-Day Covert Carry Class – May 25-26, 2013 – Wallingford, CT

Course description:

2-day Covert Pistol is a fast paced course designed to give students not only the technical but the practical understanding of the effective employment of their pistol from a covert concealed location.

Narrative:

The CTT-Solutions covert pistol program is designed to exercise and refine the skills necessary to access and effectively use a concealed handgun with a high level of speed and efficiency day or night. This course is based upon training I received at 1st SFOD-D, provided to the Federal Air Marshal Service while I was the head range instructor at the FAMS school, the chief in-service instructor at the Seattle Field office of the FAMS, taught and used during protection operations in Iraq and refined for a course recently taught to high level SOF assets prior to high threat deployment. Students will be required to use the same gun and holster throughout the entire course. Time will be allotted in the first day to identify the best type, location and wear of holster and associated equipment. The remainder of the course will be dedicated to making the use of the weapon from that configuration rapid, sure and effective. Although courses of fire will go out as far as 50m, the bulk will be multiple partially obscured targets with multiple shots per target at 03-15m.

The course is designed to safely make you an extremely competent legal concealed handgun carrier (civilian, military or law enforcement) and give a foundation of drills and concepts for you to maintain your skills at your own range. Tactics will revolve around awareness and avoidance with shooting always being the last resort.

Topics covered:

• Safety
• Carry options
• Day and Low Light Marksmanship
• Weapons Handling
• Malfunctions
• Multiple targets at short range (surgical)
• Personal and family response to public threat and active shooter events
• Flashlight techniques
• Dynamic day and low light shooting events

Instructor: Mike Pannone

Class dates: May 25-26, 2013

Cost: $525

Location: Wallingford, CT

Weapon & Gear Class Requirements:

• Serviceable semi-automatic pistol of 9mm or larger caliber (this is an semi-auto pistol course)
• Weapon mounted light (if you carry one concealed) and hand held compact high output flashlight
• This class can be completed with 400 rounds of ammunition. The last class that did this shot 550 rounds without holding back. If you can bring more, please bring it.
• Ammo available. Please contact paul@aliastraining.com for details.
• Concealment holster
• 1 magazine pouch and 4 magazines of 10 round capacity or 08 magazines of 9 round capacity or less.
• Normal range bag equipment: eyes (clear and tinted), ears, cleaning equipment, basic tools required to maintain your pistol, holster and pouches.

To sign up for this class, register at this link:

http://aliastraining.com/mikepannone...ingfordct.aspx

Mike Pannone retired from the Army’s Tier 1 assault force (1st SFOD-Delta). A year after his retirement America was attacked on 9/11 and he returned to help serve his country as the head marksmanship instructor at the Federal Air Marshals training course and then moved to help stand up the FAMS Seattle field office. In 2003 he left the FAMS to serve as a PSD detail member and then a detail leader for the State Department during 2003 and 2004 in Baghdad and Tikrit. In 2005 he served as a ground combat advisor of the Joint Counter IED Task Force and participated on combat operations with various units in Al Anbar province. Upon returning he gave IED awareness briefings to departing units and helped stand up a pre Iraq surge rifle course with the Asymmetric Warfare Group as a lead instructor. With that experience as well as a career of special operations service in Marine Reconnaissance, Army Special Forces and JSOC to draw from he moved to the private sector teaching planning, leadership, marksmanship and tactics as well as authoring and co-authoring several books such as The M4 Handbook, AK Handbook and Tactical Pistol shooting. Mike also consults for several major rifle and accessory manufacturers to help them field the best possible equipment to the warfighter, law enforcement officer and upstanding civilian end user. He is considered a subject matter expert on the AR based Stoner platform in all its derivatives.

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Please hit me up with any questions.

training_ne at yahoo dot com.

[John A Brown]

Mike Pannone was an instructor at the Federal Air Marshal Service for a number of years after 9-11.

As a former Air Marshal myself, I can assure you that Mike is an absolute top-notch instructor with the real world experience to back up what he teaches.

If you have a change to make this or any of Mike's other courses, do it.

John

www.3riverstraining.com

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Spots still available.

A great opportunity to train with a retired member of Delta Force!