Class Cost: $175 + $25 Range Fee
- Saturday
October 2, 2021
9:00 am - 7:00 pm
When Things Go Bad
COURSE INFO:
1-Day Class | 9am – 7pm
(view available classes below)
MCOLES CERTIFIED
(this course is certified through MDFI and counts for Law Enforcement training credit)
PRE-REQUISITES:
STUDENTS REQUIRED TO PASS THE MDFI FOUNDATION HANDGUN QUALIFIER AT THE BEGINNING OF CLASS. View target here (instructions on page 2).
MDFI Foundation Handgun or equivalent (email us for approval if a non-MDFI class)
Valid CPL or Law Enforcement Credentials (if you do not have either, email us for instructions).
Must have working operational knowledge of the firearm you bring to class (i.e know how to load/unload safely).
MUST KNOW, UNDERSTAND AND APPLY THE FOUR LIFE RULES OF RESPONSIBLE FIREARMS HANDLING AT ALL TIMES. See video below.
DESCRIPTION:
Class Flow: INTENSE (students can expect full day of movement, physicality, and shooting from uncommon positions).
Life happens. Bad things happen. For this reason we need to train for when things aren’t all rainbows and kittens. When Things Go Bad is built around the fact that in a defensive situation, we may lose the ability to employ the perfect shooting techniques or have the support of both hands by injury or need. This class is designed to prepare the student to keep their handgun up and running regardless of the situation.
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 in manipulating a handgun with both hands available. This class is stressful and will test those who attend.
TOPICS COVERED:
- In-depth Firearms Responsibility (safety) and Medical Briefing
- Shooting From Uncommon Positions
- Engaging Close Proximity Threats
- Strong-Hand/Support-Hand Only Shooting Techniques
- Keeping the Gun Fed Strong-Hand/Support-Hand Only
- Strong-Hand/Support-Hand Only Manipulations
STUDENT REQUIREMENTS:
REQUIRED:
- Handgun – we highly recommend you train with your carry handgun
- 300 – 400 Rounds of Ammunition
(Note: 9mm ammo is available to purchase after class registration – click here to view program details) - 3 Magazines – you may want more if you magazine capacity is 10 or less
- Quality Holster (See FAQ for allowed types)
- Magazine Carrier
- Eye + Ear Protection
- You must bring your CPL (or LE credentials) to class.
RECOMMENDED:
- Knee Pads / Elbow Pads
- Clothing You Don’t Mind Getting Dirty / Damaged
- Appropriate Clothing for Weather
- Sunscreen / Insect Repellent
- Folding Canopy, Table and/or Chair
- Snacks + Drink for 8 Hours of Training
UPCOMING CLASSES
This course requires one or more MDFI Foundation Level classes as a pre-requisite therefor registration is only open to MDFI Alumni (when logged into their account). If you are not an Alumni and would like to attend and believe you have the pre-requisites, please email us with a copy of your training certificates to start the registration process.
STUDENT REVIEWS
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Average rating: 3 reviews
Jul 28, 2021
As a Law Enforcement Officer, training from up close and when you are not in an ideal shooting position is common that was not addressed at our department. When Things Go Bad went well above exceeding my expectations. It was the first class I took through MDFI and I have every intention of taking many more and taking the skills learned back to my department. Trek and the Cadre are knowledgeable and skilled beyond most other classes I've taken and were able to answer many questions and give scenarios when a LEO would use different elements taught. I felt very comfortable and safe throughout the entire class thanks to them and I express my appreciation towards them. Take this class and you will be happy you did. Very eye opening and will be taking the class again.
Sep 22, 2020
When Things Go Bad is a great complement to Handgun Cover + Movement. Many of the topics are related, and while C + M is more physically taxing, WTGB introduces many unique situations such as contact shooting, retention shooting, and how to shoot and manipulate the gun with an injury. As always, the cadre provides an exceptional and controlled atmosphere to train in concepts that we normally cannot do on the range. Thanks again guys!
Sep 17, 2019
This course is highly recommended for anyone interested to learn how to fight with a handgun from extremely close distances and from the ground. Skills included safe operation of the gun based on unconventional but realistic possible circumstances. The instruction was outstanding. Thank you.