Ep9: CCHDF Class - Further Training Essentials

If you carry a firearm or keep one in your home for self-defense, your journey as a protector never ends. That’s why the USCCA created Concealed Carry & Home Defense Fundamentals (CCHDF) to help every gun owner build their understanding of deadly force decision-making. Find a CCHDF class near you today!

People make a lot of assumptions about self-defense situations. But we live in an imperfect world. We look at more common questions that highlight the importance of continued mental preparation and dive into what it means to prepare for the aftermath of a deadly force encounter.

“This is a robbery, get the money out!”

That’s what Andy heard at midnight when three men stormed into his bar. The robbers charged forward with weapons and Andy was forced to react. He shares his story and what it was like going through the investigation that followed.

In this real-life scenario, Nazir was forced to pull the trigger during an attempted robbery at a grocery store. In this episode we’ll cover:

• What happens if you don’t keep a round in the chamber
• How fast attackers actually strike
• The essentials for carrying a firearm concealed

We already reviewed several scenarios with real gun owners. Now we’ll introduce you to people who actually faced deadly self-defense situations and survived. Their stories will help you visualize what actually happens during a deadly force encounter, and what they dealt with after the incident is over & the smoke clears.

Deadly force decision-making isn’t something people want to think about. With infinite scenarios, and diverse & confusing laws it’s overwhelming. We’ll walk through the common questions gun owners have on this topic:

• How do you mentally prepare?
• What are your rights?
• Why should you train?
• What should you teach your family?

Three masked men storm into a restaurant while you are eating lunch. What starts as a robbery quickly turns into a violent, deadly attack. How would you respond if you were trapped in that situation? Let’s hear how other gun owners would respond in this situation.

You’re on your way home from work when you get into a fender bender. The other driver responds violently and threatens you. At what point do you use self-defense? What’s the “right” decision? Join us as we walk 10 gun owners through this car accident scenario and review their answers.