The USCCA Concealed Carry and Home Defense module not only satisfies the requirements to obtain a Wisconsin CCW permit (which is also valid in 33 other states), but also covers developing a personal and home defense plan, the legal use of force, continuing your training, and much more. This module is designed for both new and experienced shooters and gun owners who want to learn how to protect themselves physically, legally, ethically, morally, and financially in addition to obtaining a CCW permit.
DEVELOPING A PERSONAL AND HOME PROTECTION PLAN:
• Defining a personal protection plan
• Why conflict avoidance is so important
• Situational awareness
• The color codes of awareness
• Areas to avoid
• Cover, concealment, and an exit strategy
• How a permit to carry fits
THE LEGAL USE OF FORCE:
• Defining reasonable force and deadly force
• Detailed definitions of deadly force rules including scenarios
• What prosecutors will want to know
• Defending the home
• Defending property
• Defending the home
• State CCW laws and regulations
VIOLENT ENCOUNTERS AND THEIR AFTERMATH:
• Understanding fight or flight
• Effects of adrenaline and endorphins
• Recognizing a threat
• Issuing commands and evaluating options
• When we’re left with no other choice
• When the right to use deadly force ends
• The immediate aftermath
• Phone calls to make
• When the police arrive
• Statement to the police
• Preserving evidence
• Miranda rights
• During and after your arrest
• Advice for your lawyer