Intermediate-Level Firearms Training
Date: October 15, 2026
Location: Clark County Shooting Complex — 100 Yard Range
Course Time: 4:00 p.m. – 9:00 p.m.
Check-In: 3:30 p.m.

Course Description

This intermediate-level firearms course is designed to introduce and develop practical skills
associated with the safe handling and use of a duty handgun during low-light and no-light
conditions.
Training will focus on safe firearm handling, target identification, flashlight integration, firearm
manipulation, movement and decision-making in reduced-light environments. Students will work
with both handheld flashlights and, when equipped, weapon-mounted lights.
The course will transition from daylight into nighttime conditions to allow students to experience
changing visibility and lighting conditions throughout the training period.

Mandatory Safety Brief

The mandatory range safety briefing begins promptly at 4:00 p.m.
All students must be present for the complete safety briefing before participating in any live-fire
training.
Any attendee who arrives after the safety briefing has begun or who misses any portion of
the safety briefing will not be permitted to continue in the course.

Required Equipment Each Student Must Bring:

• Duty belt;
•  Duty-size pistol with a Level II or Level III retention holster;
•  No subcompact pistols are permitted. Firearm barrels must be 4 inches or longer;
•  Dual magazine pouch;
•  Minimum of three pistol magazines;
•  300 rounds of factory ammunition
•  Students should expect to fire approximately 200–250 rounds;
• Handheld flashlight — REQUIRED FOR EVERY STUDENT;
• Weapon-mounted light — recommended, but optional and not required;
• Eye protection; and
• Hearing protection
• Eye and hearing protection will be available for students who do not have their own.

CLOSED — INVITE ONLY COURSE

• This is a CLOSED, INVITE-ONLY training course.
  Attendance is limited to individuals specifically authorized to participate.
  Persons interested in attending must contact:
  Info@shotsfiredlv.com
  or contact their designated Training Coordinator for additional information regarding eligibility
  and attendance.
  Submitting an inquiry does not guarantee admission into the course.
  Student Prerequisites — Intermediate Level
  This is not a beginner-level firearms course.
  This course has been categorized as an INTERMEDIATE-LEVEL training course.
  Students are expected to arrive with an established foundation in safe firearm handling and
  operation.

Each student must:

•  Know and understand the Core Four Firearm Safety Rules;
•  Demonstrate safe handling of his or her firearm upon arrival;
•  Be familiar with loading, unloading and basic firearm manipulations;
•  Safely draw from and return the firearm to a duty retention holster;
•  Maintain proper muzzle and trigger-finger discipline at all times; and
• Follow range commands immediately and without hesitation.
• Participation is contingent upon the student demonstrating safe firearm-handling ability
  upon arrival.
• Any student who cannot safely demonstrate the prerequisite skills, or whose firearm handling
  presents a safety concern, may be prohibited from participating in the live-fire portion of the
  course.

Certificate of Training

Security professionals who successfully complete the Low-Light / No-Light Night Shooting
Course will receive a Certificate of Training for Completion of Low-Light / No-Light
Firearms Training.
Issuance of the certificate is contingent upon successful completion of all required course
activities and continued compliance with all safety and range requirements.