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We offer a wide variety of Law enforcement training and classes. We can tailor classes that you guys may need or want. Classes are available in every State.

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Consistent, regular practice is necessary to keep both physical handling skills. Treat it like the gym or health. If you want to be strong or healthy, consistency is going to be key. I recommend students dry practice 4 to 7 times a week. See our dry practice series on the blog.

Most common error is thinking you know what you don't. Be honest with yourself and your skill, then seek help from a training company like Kinetic Consulting or similar. Training helps identify issues with grip, stance, sight alignment, and trigger control.

It is often recommended to take a safety course first and try different rental firearms at a range to find one that fits your hands, and use case best before purchasing.

Proper cleaning and lubrication are essential for reliable and safe operation. lease see the videos in our blog.

Requirements vary widely by state but typically include completing a safety course, passing a background check, and meeting age criteria. It in no way means you're prepared to carry a firearm. Training and education is key.

Understanding specific state laws on self-defense, use of force, and when drawing a weapon is legally justified is a critical part of self-defense training.

The primary rules include always assuming a firearm is loaded, controlling the muzzle direction, keeping your finger off the trigger until ready to shoot, and knowing your target and what is beyond it.

Range masters can often assist, but you should learn how to safely clear common malfunctions for your specific firearm during training. Classes from Kinetic consulting can help.

A safe attitude and consistent adherence to safety rules are paramount. Being mentally present is a big art of it.

Depends on State laws, your comfort and competency with firearms, but when in doubt. Firearms and ammunition can be stored separately in secure, locked containers/lockers, especially in homes with children or individuals with mental health challenges. Ammo needs to be stored in something with venting.

Yes, basic or private classes are designed for beginners and focus on foundational skills and safety. A good foundation can set you yo for success.

Night vision training should include familiarization with the device, understanding its limitations, and practicing in various low-light conditions. It's also important to learn how to maintain and troubleshoot the device.

Proper maintenance of your night vision device includes regular cleaning, checking for damage, and storing it in a protective case when not in use. Follow the manufacturer's guidelines for specific care instructions.

Choosing the right night vision device depends on your specific needs, such as the environment you'll be using it in, the level of detail you require, and your budget. It's important to consider the specs that you're looking for as well.

Night vision technology allows you to see in low-light conditions by amplifying available light or using infrared light. It is commonly used in military, law enforcement, and civilian applications for surveillance and navigation.

There are several types of night vision devices, including monocular, binocular, Quad goggles, and scopes. Each type has its own advantages and is suited for different applications. The housings available on the market vary in price and features.

Very effective. If you want to learn how it works, when to use it, and it's limitations Kinetic Consulting can help

Yes, you can rent equipment such as night vision goggles for our specialized training sessions. This ensures you have the best gear for your training.

We offer a range of training programs including tactical firearms training, night vision goggle usage, and advanced tactical courses. Our programs are designed for military, law enforcement, and civilians.

Low light tactics training is beneficial for many reasons. A couple examples are learning to use the dark as an advantage vs a hindrance. Being confident in your use of white light or night vision.

You can pay for our services using credit cards or POS systems. We ensure a secure and straightforward payment process.

On our website, under training. You just have to choose the class, add to cart and pay. You are enrolled.

We follow strict safety protocols to ensure the safety of all participants. This includes comprehensive safety briefings, adherence to firearms safety rules, and constant supervision by our expert trainers.