Scenario-based training is a thing that I've done several times and will continue to do. Few put on such courses, at least not well. Don't expect one to appear in your backyard. You will probably have to seek it out and be willing to travel.
The problem with this approach is that the county will want commercial zoning and much higher property taxes (the likely root cause), when the land use zoning classification goes from agricultural to commercial. This is an avenue of complaint/action when the neighbors can't get traction with their noise complaints. Many people don't mind a little occasional shooting next door, but a few hundred rounds a day, 4-5-6 days a week gets tiresome. I've been through this and and was defeated. They wanted me to rezone an entire 600 acre farm I was teaching on, even though the primary use remained agricultural.
Here's the problem. This would easily have to be a 3 to$500 course for 6-8 hours or so. You'd never get enough people from this forum to sign up in enough numbers to make it worth getting out of bed that day to teach it, especially at a facility that has building/rooms for that kind of work. Then getting SIMS guns and ammo involved to really learn, that cost would go up another couple hundred.
I see your point. SIMS training would take a lot to perform. I was just thinking of training that would really be useful. In my mind I think that if the real thing ever happens, I would react correctly but as the old adage goes: " It's all fun and games until the shooting starts".
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Yep, tactical combat casualty care could be a blossoming niche.
Hit me up. I got plenty of combat training. We can discuss what you want and I'll put a plan together to start. It'll start with basics then work up. Josh
I'd be interested in hearing what combat experience you have that closely resembles eating in a restaurant while carrying concealed.
I ate with lots of Iraqi police. lol not concealed. But I've created tons of training programs while in.
After the initial rush, I believe that all MD'ers that wanted a CCW, got one unlike BEV ownership of course. ;-) EFRs and CPR courses are also plentiful. If you offer an O2 cert course, I would take this since these are scarce around here. I believe that the combat training would also be a key differentiator for your training offerings. Best of luck to you and thanks for your service.
100% this. While there’s no recoil, the scenarios are awesome. I’ve even had my kids do it with me (they really liked it).Guntry- Simulator.
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