$200.00
Cost: $200
THIS IS NOT A BEGINNER’S COURSE.
PREREQUISITE: CCW2: Principles of Personal Defense. We will address the realities of combat and how to fight with a firearm in the low light environment where, according to the U.S. Justice Department, most gunfights occur.
We begin in the early afternoon and work well into the evening in order to take advantage of the natural low light environment. Since the majority of firearms encounters occur in the low light environment we will prepare for, and drill in, that arena! Our program is dynamic and skill intensive.
CCW2: Principles of Personal Defense
We will assist the operator in learning and reinforcing critical real-world skills that include being able to:
You will need all of these things for a successful training session:
| Date | October 24, 2026 (1300-2100) |
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Trent Tiemann –
Prevailing in low light was an awesome training! Just completed the training last week. This is the second course I’ve taken with this group and have been truly impressed with the training, very professional and the training sticks with you as long as you continue to practice. The amount of help from professionals was beyond what is normal in these type of trainings. I highly recommend this training if you want to further your skills and preparation.
Charlie Lawson –
I have leared so much from Todd over the years, but this class was challenging and a lot of fun! I used muscles I haven’t used in some time, but I learned so much it was worth it. Using my tools was very different it the dark and live fire in the dark was not like shooting frog and possums. I recommend you take CCW1 and CCW2 before this class, maybe twice as I have and I still was reminded of things I needed to work on. May God bless your life and I pray you never have to use these skills. But better to know what you don’t know before you need it. Thank you so much for what you do Todd!
Ali Ratzel –
I have never experienced using a firearm at night until I took the CCW3 course. This was quite a learning experience on how to use a firearm with a flashlight at night. I recommend taking CCW3 to anyone who wants know how to use a firearm when it is dark.
Max Roberts –
As always when you train with Todd, you are getting the most useful information and testing of your gun skills. There is no “fluff” to waste your time. The course includes classroom time to discuss the “when/why” of low light pistol use as well as the tactical use of a flashlight not just as a light, but as another weapon in your toolbelt. The range time was well thought out and also included the “how” part of the equation. Highly recommended!
Paul Krewson –
I learned a lot at the CCW3 class. It was helpful to learn all the different tactics of utilizing a flashlight and how to integrate that into self defense and using a pistol. Todd and the other coaches did a great job to assure everyone was being safe and using proper technique. Thank you. Paul
Brian Mayse –
Having just completed Todd’s CCW3 course a few days ago I wanted to reach out to everyone who is remotely considering attending. Whether you carry every day, or just keep a pistol at home for home defense, this class is a must attend. Advanced skills in pistol handling are prerequisite, so take CCW2 as soon as possible then practice your “weak hand” shooting skills and retention reloads both handed. Once those skills are comfortable, please sign up for this class, i am confident that you will be glad you did. I was interested in advancing these skills because I had done some night training in the past. That previous work revealed I had much to work on, and this class was just the ticket.
All of the attendees are more advanced, so Todd and his instructors are really able to work with each student on THESE skills. That alone makes the class both beneficial and rewarding. You will watch yourself improve as the evening goes on. I think this was the most fun ive ever had. A lot of bad stuff happens in the dark… This class prepares you for the worst. Safe shooting.
Don Waterman –
Another GREAT class from Todd! Classroom introduction to the tactics and utility of a high intensity flashlight, then transitioning to the range where you are given more techniques and options. Best of all, after seeing and trying all the different techniques, you can use the one you are most comfortable with. Then you get to implement them over several different drills and scenarios. It was a fun class and I plan to attend again. It was also FUN. Todd and his team are a delight to train with.
One tip: Practice your single hand shooting before class (both hands 🙂 ).