Course Descriptions: This course of instruction on the Patrol Rifle will
cover several aspects. We will attempt to define what a patrol rifle is,
and how to get the most out of our findings. We will discuss the pros and
cons of optical sights, to include dot type and magnified. As well as some
techniques on how to use them. the use of slings and shooting positions will
also be covered extensively. Classroom instruction will be at a minimum,
with the most time being spent on the range. This block of instruction is
designed to help you in your choice of a patrol rifle and how to outfit it
for your needs, and some instruction on how to make the best use of your
choices.
Instructor: Aaron Davis is a US Navy veteran with over 20 years experience
in small arms instruction and repair. He has trained military and law enforcement
both domestic and abroad for the past 7 years, in the use of night vision
equipment and weapons/tactics. Aaron has an extensive background in night
vision equipment, and has been instrumental in developing tactics for this
equipment, and its use with several special operation units both her and
abroad. Aaron is a certified armorer and transition operator instructor on
Glock, Sig, Beretta, and all platforms by FN. He is also a certified NRA
Instructor.
Student requirements: Patrol rifle, duty pistol and gear, 500 rifle rounds,
100 pistol rounds, long pants and long sleeve shirts, body armor, knee and
elbow pads recommended. NOTE: this will be a physical class with lots of
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Optional Night Program
Non-Traditional Training Techniques
James “Doug” Daniels & J. D. (Doug) Miller – Ohio Peace Officer Training Academy
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Course Description: This course will cover the use
of non-traditional techniques in firearms training. In the real world officers
may find themselves in a position they have never shot from. Now take those
positions and find yourself having to use them during low light conditions
or darkness. Also take into account that one may have to use their flashlight
in those positions. This course will cover the following: movement and shooting;
shooting from on your back, sitting, kneeling and lo-profile; prone shooting;
use of barricade from non-traditional positions; reloading; rolling, reloading
and use of cover; also shooting in low light and darkness.
Instructor: James “Doug” Daniels is a full time Firearms Instructor
with the Ohio Peace Officer Training Academy (OPOTA) a division of the Ohio
Attorney General’s Office. Prior to joining the staff at OPOTA he was a police
officer for the City of Greenfield, OH for 23 years and held the rank of
Sergeant, working mainly patrol. He has taught in numerous police academies
around the state of Ohio in both firearms and defensive tactics. He is a
member in good standing with IALEFI®, ASLET, and the NTOA.
Instructor: J. D. (Doug) Miller is a full time Officer Survival,
Firearms and Defensive Tactics Instructor with the Ohio Peace Officer Training
Academy (OPOTA) a division of the Ohio Attorney General’s Office. Prior to
joining the staff at OPOTA he retired from the Ohio State Highway Patrol
as a Lieutenant with more than 30 years of service. He served 21 years at
the Patrol’s training academy as an instructor. He served for 10 years on
the Patrol’s special response team. Prior to joining the Patrol, he served
in the United States Army from 1968-1970. He is a member of ASLET.
Student requirements: Handgun, duty gear, spare magazines, soft
body armor, 300 rounds of ammunition, tarp or ground cloth, flashlight (2
recommended)
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