LMS Defense is coming to Colorado this Fall. Dust off the cobwebs, crack open some of that hoarded ammo and join us for two fulfilling days of rifle instruction.
The LMS Defense's Carbine I course will teach marksmanship fundamentals, combat stress management, rifle zero, rifle manipulation, movement, use of cover, fighting from unusual positions, ground gun fighting, an introduction to team tactics, gear selection and on going self-training tools. This fast paced, challenging course will enable you to intelligently integrate the rifle into your arsenal of options; helping you remain the Last Man Standing.
Lead Instructor:
Troy Price - LMS Defense Deputy Director of Training
Troy has twenty years of service as a United States Marine. Initially joining the Marine Corps in 1987 as an Infantryman, he has served as a Rifleman, Machine Gunner, Team Leader, Squad Leader, Special Reaction Team Member, and Scout Team Leader. He has also trained with many of the top instructors in the private firearms industry in addition to most of the leading military instructors in the world.
A combat proven Marine, Troy has also served as an Instructor for Military Operations in Urban Terrain/Basic Urban Skills Training, Tactical Rifle Instructor, Combat Pistol Instructor, Convoy Instructor, Support and Stability Operations Instructor, Training Officer, and Operations Officer.
Assistant instructors:
Jeff Hogan - LMS Defense Senior Law Enforcement Instructor
Jeff is a Police Officer in New Mexico with over twelve years of sworn service. Jeff has served on the regional SWAT Team for the last ten years, with eight as the Team Leader. He is an accredited instructor for SWAT, Active Shooter Response, Firearms, and General Police Training.
Jeff is also a former contract instructor for the State Department Anti-Terrorism Assistance Program and the Department of Energy. Jeff’s training also includes: WMD Response, Tactical Lifesaver, Clandestine Meth Labs, Counterdrug Operation Surveillance Supervision, Crisis Negotiator, Instructor Development, and numerous other subjects.
John Chapman - LMS Defense Director of Training
John Chapman (Chappy) is a Lieutenant for a police department in Northern California. Additionally he has served as a Sergeant, Field Training Officer, SWAT Operations and Training Officer and Chief Firearms Instructor. Prior to entering the law enforcement field, John worked as a private security contractor, servicing training and physical security contracts in the public and private sector. John is also experienced in the private training field, having served as the Director of Training for a large international training firm.
John has trained under some of the most demanding instructors in the world, and has successfully completed scores of patrol, advanced, tactical and instructor level firearms training courses. John is a POST and FLETC certified Firearms Instructor, Tactical Rifle Instructor, Less Lethal Munitions Instructor, SWAT Instructor, and is a POST-certified Tactical Commander.
Prerequisites: None.
Equipment Needed:
* Carbine and 4 magazines
* 1000 rounds of rifle ammunition
* Sling
* Handgun and 3 magazines
* 300 rounds of handgun ammunition
* Holster and magazine pouches
* Cover garment if you regularly carry your weapon concealed
* Pen and notebook
* Hat or other head covering
* Gloves
* Knee and elbow pads
* Eye and ear protection
* Sunscreen or raingear/winter (as applicable, we train no matter what)
* Adequate personal water supply
* Sack lunch and snack food (We do not leave the range for lunch)
* Recommended: Please bring the gear you will have with your rifle in a fight, ie: tactical vest, duty belt, bug out rig, patrol rifle bag, etc.
Price is $400.00 per person.
Train to be the Last Man Standing with us this fall! I expect that this class will fill up quickly due to the experience level & skill sets of the instructors along with a very reasonable price.
SIGN UP HERE: http://www.lmsdefense.com/lms/home/courseinstance/190
Hotels near I-70 (fastest way to get to the range): http://www.flydenver.com/guide/local/hotels.asp
Directions:
DIRECTIONS FROM I-70 & E-470
Take I-70 E toward LIMON. 26.2 miles to the Byers exit.
Take the US-36 E exit (EXIT 316), 0.3 miles to the dirt parking area,
at the intersection of the off ramp and Hwy 36. We will meet in this parking area at 8:00 am, both Saturday and Sunday mornings. We’ll leave for the range at approximately 8:15.
Anyone running late should follow the rest of the directions to the range:
Turn LEFT (north), at bottom of off-ramp, onto US-36/N MAIN ST. Continue to follow US-36, 2.7 miles.
Turn LEFT onto CALHOUN-BYERS RD (You'll see a road sign on your right
for Hoyt). Take your next LEFT, Calhoun Byers, for 6.0 miles.
As soon as you pass E. 72ND AVE you'll take your next right immediately
before the "Bridge". This also acts as a residential driveway.
The range entrance is via a gate, 1/2 mile up the drive, on your left.
