Class Cost: $195 + $25 Range Fee
- Friday Night
September 23, 2022 - September 24, 2022
5:00 pm - 1:00 am
1-Day Class | 5pm – 1am
(view available classes below)
(this course has been registered with MCOLES for use of PA 302 Law Enforcement Distribution funds and earns training credit within MITN)
MDFI ALUMNI ONLY
STUDENTS REQUIRED TO PASS THE MDFI FOUNDATION HANDGUN QUALIFIER AT THE BEGINNING OF CLASS.
View target here (instructions on page 2).
MDFI Foundation Handgun
Valid CPL or Law Enforcement Credentials (if you do not have either, email us for instructions).
MUST KNOW, UNDERSTAND AND APPLY THE FOUR LIFE RULES OF RESPONSIBLE FIREARMS HANDLING AT ALL TIMES. See video below.
MDFI students receive 5% off at Fenix Ammo.
Promo code in email confirmation after registration.
Class Flow: MODERATE (students can expect a full evening of shooting and light/weapon manipulation from a static line)
There is a good reason the saying isn’t, ‘When things go ‘bump’ in the daylight.’ Bad things happen all the time, and that includes hours of darkness or in dark places. Low Light Handgun is designed to explore, test and evaluate the various methods of using a handgun for defensive purposes in low or no-light situations. This course will introduce the student to a variety of low/no-light techniques for use in the real world.
This class is for the student who is very proficient with their handgun fundamentals and manipulation during the day and are looking to build on those skills in the hours of darkness. This class is for the intermediate to experienced shooter who understands and applies the four rules of responsible firearms handling as a way of life. Students should be absolutely competent manipulating a handgun with both hands available and have the ability to shoot with practiced marksmanship.
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This course is only available to MDFI Alumni therefor you must be logged in to your Alumni account to register.
Class Cost: $195 + $25 Range Fee
Class Cost: $195 + $35 Range Fee
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Classes I've taken with MDFI have to be the best of any school/military courses of instruction I've ever received. The skills that are taught go well beyond the mechanics of operating your equipment, placing at least equal (if not more) emphasis on your thought processes and decision making. Many thanks to Trek, Shane, and Tim for another great experience. Now... I need to go practice some more...
Taken the Low Light class several times. Never left without regrets. Elevates your skills, validates your equiptment, all in a safe & ego free seting. Decided it's a course I'm taking every year. Trec & his cadre are top notch trainers in the realm of self defense IMHO. Thank you MDFI for allowing me to have such a positve experience. HUGH SHOUTOUT to Barracks 616 in Grand Rapids for the use of your awesome range.
another great class, a must for being a well-rounded human. A lot of information to take away and to practice.
As always this was a really great class that I benefitted from greatly. I am fortunate to have the access and the resources to such professional grade training. Thank you Trek, Allison, and the MDFI cadre!
My first MDFi class, and it was an excellent class. It's an amazing introduction to low-light shooting and skill building for doing so.
The class is very well organized starting with a detailed safety brief and introduction to the objectives of the class.
Excellent instructors and very well run and highly illuminating in terms of low and no-light handgun use. The proper use of flashlights to properly identify things that go bump in the night is taught, as well as malfunction clearance in the dark and proper decision making. Excellent curriculum and attention to detail, quality instruction, and an emphasis on learning and safety at all times. It's also a very fun class.
Since bad things often happen in the dark, getting this training is both eye-opening and truly essential for a handgun owner.