This page is an ongoing archive of photos from AT-I, AT-IA, and AT-II. We've been running the AT program since 1996, and the material covered changes slightly every time as we continue to improve the course and add new target systems and training equipment. The photos here are a snapshot of the course, circa 1998. Now that we've moved the course to our new range we'll get some new pictures up here real soon.

 

March 1998

• Spyderco & 1911, ready for the street.
• Glenn demonstrates the 'X' technique for using pepper spray against an attacker.
• Backing up to cover, behind the barricades.
• Shooting and reloading behind concealment.
• Engaging targets while getting up from the ground.
• Up close and personal, in 'the hole.'
• Practicing the 'retention draw'.
• Convenience store robbery scenario. Permit holder intervenes as robber holds clerk at gunpoint. End result: clerk and robber both down. Did the permit holder do the right thing?
• Another convenience store scenario: the clerk fights back with a simulated baseball bat

October 1998

• Karl aka Mr. Megaphone, gives range commands.
• Overview of the range
• Everybody on the firing line.
• Learning about use of concealment - from both perspectives, using the red & yellow guns.
• Engaging the target up close... and retreating to cover (time to reload!).
• Working on head, center mass, and pelvic shots.
• Student and safety officer prepare for a home defense scenario.
• Setting up the movable walls for another scenario.
• This guy's stealing your TV.
• You can never have too many force options when a bad guy is in your bedroom.
• Close range gunfight.
• Armed citizen instructs (large) child to call 911 as safety officer observes.
• A bad place to be standing.
• Better use of concealment.
• You never know what's around the next corner.

Paul Barnett attended the October 98 AT weekend and wrote a detailed report (with photos) of his experiences and opinions.

Scott Dudek attended the March 2003 AT weekend and posted this review on several gun-related websites.