It's my great pleasure to be able to bring Kerry Davis (Sig Academy, and former Magpul Dynamics Medical instructor) back to Oregon for a class. Kerry teaches a great class, and as much as we love shooting, it's important to learn how to plug the holes we train to make. That said, that's one small aspect of the course, as the curriculum covers a massive breadth of topics applicable to events we may find in our day to day lives regarding saving ourselves and those around us.

Date:
August 17-19, 2012

Location:
DOUGLAS RIDGE RIFLE CLUB, 27787 SE HWY 212, EAGLE CREEK, OR 97022

Host Contact:
Isaac Marchionna (isaac@lawndartdesign.com)

Duration:
3 days / 24 hours 8:30 AM – 5 PMTuition: $550 Course No.: 12-BAB-03F

Registration:
Register on-line or download your registration form today from www.sigsaueracademy.com or contact the SIG SAUER Academy Training Coordinator via phone at 603-418-8181.

Course Description:
Will you know how to react after gunfire? In critical injury situations, most don’t know what they don’t know until it’s too late. This 3-day course focuses on basic, lifesaving emergency medical skills blended with weapons manipulation in live-fire, high risk scenarios. Students are expected to utilize their equipment and knowledge while under stress to “save” critically injured team members in real-life scenarios. This course is suitable for armed professionals and responsible citizens.

Course Overview:

[*]Mind and body reactions to environmental stress
[*]Maintaining the Combat Mindset
[*]Basic anatomy and physiology of life-sustaining systems
[*]HABCs – Hemorrhage, Airway, Breathing and Circulation
[*]Individual Med Kits (IMK): what you need and how to use it
[*]Basic first aid and advanced wound care, including use of tourniquets
[*]Recognition and treatment of injuries
[*]Response to an active shooter situation
[*]Proper use of cover vs. concealment
[*]Recovery of a casualty during active shooter situations
[*]Emergency medical dialect and lingo

Equipment Requirements:

[*]Estimated round count: 200 carbine and 200 pistol MINIMUM
[*]Notepad with pen/pencil/Sharpie
[*]Clothing suited to strenuous activity and seasonally appropriate
[*]Footwear suited for rapid movement and turning
[*]Earmuffs (electronic preferred)
[*]Wraparound eyewear, polycarbonate lenses or non-shattering prescription glasses
[*]Hat with brim
[*]Primary weapon sling, single point or a good system that allows flexibility for transitions and non-dominant side weapon manipulations
[*]A rig that can carry a minimum of four primary magazines on your person
[*]Functioning secondary weapons system and three working magazines
[*]A holster and magazine pouch that will retain your equipment when moving
[*] Weapon tools and lube
[*] Hydration system
[*] Sunscreen and bug spray
[*] Optics with necessary adjustment tools and spare batteries
[*] Gloves, and knee and elbow pads (optional)
[*] An open mind

Prerequisite:
This is an intermediate level class. The student needs to know and be able to demonstrate safe gun handling, weapon system familiarity, foundational marksmanship skills, and working from a holster.

No prior first aid training is required