LETC 2025 | Law Enforcement Training Camp

Disclaimer: If you attend this class, it is recommended that—for safety purposes—you take the rest of the day off to recover from the late night of training. Please plan accordingly. This course will begin at 9:00pm the night before.

Training:
This low light applications course is designed to teach the use of weapon mounted lights for patrol officers and tactical team members.  We will take an in depth look at the science behind our use of photons and how to defeat photonic barriers or use them to our advantage by seeing light as terrain.  Inside the shoot house we will cover proper lighting and searching techniques as well as proper identification of threats especially in deep angles of exposure where traditional techniques are failing us.

Selecting the right equipment for you job is critical and considerations should be given to the modern advancements in lights that have occurred in the last 5 years. These advantages will be discussed as well as how to develop a course of action for your department to acquire, equip and train your officers in a way that makes it difficult for administrators to turn you down.


Equipment:
Clear eye protection 
5.56 AR  rifle with light, sling, and two magazines 
Handgun with light and holster
Hand held light 
Notebook 
Weather appropriate clothing 
Drinks and lunch/snacks 

Overview:
This class will focus on Advanced Training Techniques used to create highly skilled and competent shooters. This is a combination of Training Techniques and Philosophies combined from both the Law Enforcement Instructing and Competitive Shooting.
This class is designed for the instructor, but provides a great perspective for those who just want to learn how to improve their own skill.
In this class we will also explain why you don’t understand shooting if you are saying (or believe) any of the following incorrect/misleading shooting phrases:
·         Slow is smooth, smooth is fast
·         Focus on the front sight
·         Preeessss
·         Slow down
·         Don’t jerk the trigger
·         Equal light, equal height
·         Practice makes perfect
·         Shooting is 90% mental
 
Course requirements:
Handgun
4 magazines (minimum)
500-750 rounds ammunition
Holster/belt/mag pouches
Eye & Ear Protection
Note Taking Material

Training:
Aimpoint Professional Training will deliver an abbreviated version of their widely accepted ACRO transition course. Areas of concentration will be on: neutral presentation, a sympathetic threat polarization drills, presentation efficiencies, problem solving drills learning and teaching strategies and friendly competition.

Course requirements:
Handgun with red dot optic
4 magazines
750 rounds ammunition
Holster/belt/mag pouches
Eye & Ear Protection
Note Taking Material

Training Details:
The Genesis Arms GEN 12 is one shotgun that can literally do it all. The GEN 12 is pushing the shotgun into the modern era! Not only making the shotgun relevant again, the GEN 12 is a critical force multiplier on the modern battlefield or domestic Law Enforcement operations. Magazine-fed, with AR controls and ergonomics, the GEN 12 is a viable option that can replace legacy shotguns.
The GEN 12 Shotgun Operator Course is an intensive 8-hour training program designed to equip participants with the knowledge and skills needed to effectively utilize the versatile GEN 12 shotgun in a variety of scenarios.
Throughout this course, participants will engage in comprehensive hands-on training, covering a range of essential topics and practical exercises including:

• Introduction to the GEN 12 Shotgun: Understanding the design, features, and capabilities of the GEN 12, including its magazine-fed system, AR-style controls, and ergonomic enhancements.
• Familiarization and Safety Procedures: Proper handling, loading, unloading, and safe operation of the GEN 12 shotgun. Emphasis on firearm safety principles and best practices.
• Ammunition Selection and Applications: In-depth discussion and some practical demonstrations on the various types of ammunition compatible with the GEN 12, including buckshot, beanbags, breaching rounds, anti-drone rounds, and birdshot. Understanding the specific characteristics, uses, and limitations of each type of ammunition.
• Shooting Fundamentals: Mastering marksmanship fundamentals with the GEN 12 shotgun, including stance, grip, sight alignment, and trigger control. Developing proficiency in both precision shooting and rapid target engagement techniques.
• Breaching Operations: Hands-on training in door breaching techniques utilizing the GEN 12 shotgun. Understanding the principles of breaching, equipment selection, and safe execution of breaching procedures.
• Less Lethal Applications: Introduction to the GEN 12 Less Lethal Bean Bag system. Demonstrations and practical exercises on the deployment of less lethal munitions for crowd control, riot situations, and non-lethal force options.

Equipment Required:

• GEN 12 Shotgun Demo-firearm and Ammo (provided as part of the course)
• Eye protection
• Ear Protection (electronic preferred)

Training Details:
The Patrol Rifle – Long Range Shooting Course is designed to optimize your duty rifle shooting skills, build confidence, and make the best use of your gear in long-distance shooting scenarios.

The course will focus on building the shooter’s understanding of what is required to be successful when shooting long distances. Shooters will learn how to analyze their performances, identify variables, and structure exercises/drills that directly contribute to creating immediate progress.

Equipment Required:

• 400* rounds .223 *Minimum required, but depending on the progress of the group, you could shoot more….much more
• AR-15 platform rifle
• LPVO (Low Power Variable Optics) with a MIL or MOA
• 4 magazines
• 1 mag pouch
• Rifle sling
• Eye Protection
• ELECTRONIC Ear Protection

Patrol officers clear more structures than any other unit or team in policing and usually with only 1-2 officers with limited resources. This course will discuss the Principles of CQB and how those apply to Patrol Officers. We will discuss and demonstrate how to efficiently, effectively, and safely clear structures with using tools that are commonly available in a patrol function.

Additional discussion points will include:
• Proper tactics, techniques, and strategies that Officers can use..
• Recognizing a barricaded subject and having plans in place for emergencies.

Objectives:
Non-verbal communication
Weapons Manipulation (Rifle and handgun)
Thresholds
Open doors/Closed doors
Hallways
Last Room
Stairways
Priorities of work inside a room
Identifying a barricade

Equipment:
Duty belt and weapons with UTM or Sims conversions for both weapon systems if accessible.
Ammo: 60 rds 5.56 and 45 rds for 9mm UTM
Clear eye pro
Duty vest (Optional)

In the absence of cover, movement itself affords you protection. Maneuver warfare has proven time and again that movement performed under correct distance and timing often leads to victory. This course aims to create gunfighters that can proactively employ motion in a controlled, balanced and dynamic manner that pushes adversaries to exploitable errors. Training topics include a Combative Manipulations review, Moving Manipulations, the Reactive Turn Series, the Reactive Step Series, Shooting-on-the-Move, the Traveling Movement Series, bilateral applications, Advancing & Retreating Angle Drills, Hybrid Movements, Momentum Drills, and dynamic moving & shooting exercises.

Course requirements:
Zeroed Carbine with Sling (500 rds)
3 Magazines (minimum)
Ammunition Carriage System (mag pouch, chest rig, plate carrier)
Handgun with 3 Magazines (100rds)
Duty Belt & Holster
Eye & Ear Protection
Note Taking Material
Hydration

Shooting on the reactive steel bobber range will push your skills to the limit. This course will demonstrate that a properly prepared officer can execute accurate shots in exceptionally short time windows, including less than one second. This course is not a “quick draw” session, but rather a session designed to reveal your real capabilities in drawing, accuracy, speed, and magazine changes. No matter how fast and accurate you are now, this course will make you better.


Equipment Requirements:
Duty Handgun
800-1000 Rounds of Ammo
Belt
Holster
4 Mags (Standard Capacity)
Eyes and Ears

Allegiance Defense Solution’s Vehicle Based Dynamics course is intended to provide Law Enforcement Officers with a foundational understanding of the principles surrounding the application of deadly force in and or around vehicles. Irrespective of the circumstances surrounding the officer’s need to either threaten or apply deadly force, the principles remain constant. Once a principles-based understanding is achieved, Officers can quickly and logically apply particular tactics, techniques and procedures that can be easily improvised or modified in efforts to stack the odds of success in their favor.

Objectives:
• Proper gear selection and placement for vehicles
• Cover and Concealment around Vehicle
• React to contact front, left, right, rear
• Movement under fire
• Weapon malfunctions manipulation around vehicles
• Improvised shooting positions

LOADOUT & RECOMMENDED EQUIPMENT:

Students provide their own ammo:
•500 rounds for handgun
•500 rounds of carbine

•Weapon systems
- A serviceable and practical handgun
- A serviceable and practical carbine

• Cleaning kit
• 3-5 working magazines for each weapon system
• Eye pro / Ear pro (electronic preferred)
• Proper gun belt to support equipment
• Carbine magazine pouches, Battle belt, or Chest rig
• A holster and magazine pouch that will retain equipment when moving
• Tools that work on your weapon system
• Weapons lube
• Water
• Knee and elbow pads (optional)
• Gloves (optional)
• TQ - recommended

Every LETC Participant is invited to attend our annual Banquet held in honor of attendees and to celebrate together. The Banquet is full of delicious foods and great conversation. The highlight of the evening is our LETC Raffle, where each LETC attendee is eligible to win incredible prizes donated by our generous sponsors.