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INSIGHT FIREARMS TRAINING Law Enforcement
NEWSLETTER - JANUARY 2010 |
Ed Santos
Renown LE Firearms Instructor & Author  
Author of the Cutting Edge Book
Rule the Night Win the Fight
"I have been to my share of shooting schools. I've been a Firearms Instructor for over 30 years. This has been the best two days I have ever experienced in a firearms training course . . . " Ed Santos
CLICK HERE: To see what else Ed Santos had to say in a Video Interview after taking Insight's 2-Day Advanced Instructor Course.
Please take the time to read Ed's Book. It's Excellent ! He's done his homework on Low Light, its effect on Vision and Gun Fighting. Matt Seibert |
ARTICLE
Critical Insight - How To Reduce
Officer Fatalities In 2010
THE OLD PARADIGM
Many of us have been conditioned to believe the old paradigm that when officers are involved in a shooting, there's a high probability that their accuracy will be impaired and misses will occur. In accepting this principle, we are saying that we are anticipating human error. In reality, sports psychologists have determined that there will always be the potential for a 3% variance in human behavior. Excepting that there could be a 3% margin of error; our officers hit rate on the street should be 97% with only three shots out of every100 shots having the potential to miss their intended target. The average hit ratio for Law Enforcement on the street is only 12% to 25%? (Depending on which study you read.) A 12% to 25% hit ratio seems to be on the edge of borderline incompetence. This represents a huge liability to any department and to the lives of the officers working the streets.
Many police departments still have a qualification requirement of 70%. This implies that they accept 30 misses out of every 100 shots fired in a sterile controlled environment on the shooting range. Some departments have scooted around this issue with a pass/fail scoring system which requires 70% to pass. This implies that they are willing to accept 30 misses out of every 100 shots fired as a passing score. Other departments have elected to require 100% qualification scores and have made the score ring on the target so big a blind man could qualify. This suggests peripheral hits are acceptable. They are calling this "Tactical or Combat Accuracy". If the best an officer can do in qualification is 70% what do you think is going to happen on the street when all hell breaks loose? Is their accuracy going to improve or degrade?
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Ken Delahunt
New York Transit PD (Retired) - Firearms Instructor and
First Choice Body Armor Regional Manager NY & NJ
"Your advanced Instructor Development Course, "The Neuro-Psychology to instant Precision Accuracy" in State College PA was absolutely "Transformational". In my opinion, it goes beyond the form of any training I have ever taken. Your credentials are impeccable, and the course content and the presentation of curricula you and Sherrie have developed over the years and your joint teaching method using Neuro psychology is completely "Out of the Box". You have taken the best of what has been taught over the years by some of the greats and gone not merely Transformational but Trans-dimensional, it was interesting, fun, and far beyond to the future of LE Firearms training.
I believe that those who train in your discipline and incorporate it into their respective departmental training, will allow them to deploy officers who are more confident and assured that they can handle any situation they may encounter. Most important, it will save lives." Ken Delahunt
CLICK HERE: To see what else Ken had to say in a Video Interview about his experience when he attended Insight's Advanced Instructor training.
KEN'S RESULTS: After taking our 2-Day Instructor course, Ken sent us these pictures of a Federal Officer who was about to loose his job because he was unable to qualify. His accuracy PRIOR to Ken's tutelage was literally "all over the target". Look at the accuracy Ken was able help him achieve in only a few short hours using Insight's revolutionary new process.
GREAT JOB KEN !
1-Hole Group, 25 Rounds, at 25 feet,
with only 1-shot that went a little low.
YOU CAN GET ALL YOUR OFFICERS SHOOTING WITH THIS ACCURACY ! |
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TERMINAL BALLISTICS
The authorities on terminal ballistics confirm that the only way to assure a one-shot stop is to sever the spinal column or get the bullet to midbrain.
FBI STUDY
Let's take a look at an FBI study of the Pennsylvania officers involved in a shooting on Nov. 29th, 2006. The Gunfight lasted 3.5 minutes, 107 rounds were fired by two officers, and 26 rounds were fired by subject. The first officer on scene seriously wounded and was unable to return fire. The 18 year old subject was hit 17 times by officers with .40 cal pistols and .223 carbines. Eleven of those rounds exited the subject's body. To finally subdue the subject, the officers had to "fight" the assailant in order to get him handcuffed. The FBI determined individuals can sustain many gunshot wounds in areas that produce great pain and continue to fight a long time, even without the aid of drugs or alcohol. Their conclusion was "Shot placement is everything in a gunfight and always the key to stopping a threat effectively."
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Dan Hawk, PA State Police - Retired
Pennsylvania State College Sheriff
Academy Firearms instructor 
"We then brought in two local police officer self proclaimed "problem" /trigger jerk shooters. (confirmed by their FI as "difficult" shooters that qualify by the skin of their teeth each time.) They both were shooting one hole groups at five yards and 2" groups at ten yards within one hour! No kidding...I saw it." Dan Hawk
CLICK HERE: To see what else Dan Hawk had to say about Insight's process after taking our 2-Day Advanced Instructor Course in PA on the "Defensive Handguns Forum" website. |
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WHY ACCURACY IS SO IMPORTANT
If you shoot and hit the assailant and the bullet does not sever the spinal cord or the bullet doesn't get to midbrain the perpetrator will have the ability to return fire. According to Col. David Grossman in his book "On Combat" it can take several minutes to bleed out to the point where one goes unconscious. You can lose over a half of gallon of blood before unconsciousness will occur. Even if you shoot the assailant in the heart, and their heart "stops" they can continue to fight and stay conscious up to 7 seconds. Consider this: It only takes 4 seconds to completely unload and shoot 15 rounds from a semi automatic pistol.
Every shot that is not a precision shot to the spinal column or midbrain gives the assailant time and the opportunity to shoot you, and I'm not about having our officers sucking-up bullets.
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Matt Shazda, Lt. Colonel
US Air Force Para Rescue
Instructor - Evaluator
Recently Retired From the Air Force After 24 Years of Service to Our Country
"The military could definitely benefit from this training. This takes firearms out of the assembly line process and into an individualized results orientated training which I think would be much more effective training. It's training that's going to last with the students a lot longer than the typical fire & brimstone assembly methods that we currently use."
CLICK HERE: To see what Lt. Colonel Matt Shazda had to say in a Video Interview about the training he and 9 units from Para Rescue's 48th Squadron received from Insight. |
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ACCEPTABLE ACCURACY
The acceptability of what qualifies as acceptable accuracy has long been debated. We seem to be a lot less excepting of an error made in our own paycheck then we would be if we miss our intended target. This complacency to acceptable standards is rampant in every area of our lives. Below are just a few of the accepted standards we take for granted:
- There are 20,000 articles lost in the US mail every hour
- There are 120,000 accidental deaths caused by physicians every year
- 2 million documents will be lost by the IRS this year
- 12 babies are given to the wrong parents each day
- Over a quarter million defective tires will be shipped this year
- In the passing of every three days a police officer will be killed in the line of duty
- Officer deaths were up by 24% in 2009
Let me ask you:
If you were in a gunfight would you want more than a 25% chance that you would hit the suspect?
If you had someone shooting at you would you want to stop them "instantly" with a single shot? (I'm not suggesting you only shoot 1 shot. You shoot until the threat has been stopped; which a shot to the spinal column or midbrain will do the quickest.)
Who has a better chance of placing an accurate shot on the street?
a) An officer who's accuracy is out of control during qualification and can barely qualify and doesn't like to practice out of performance anxiety?
b) An officer who has learned to control their emotional state, and can shoot consistent qualification scores of 97% or better, and has absolute confidence in his ability?
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Robert Thomas, PA State Police
Pennsylvania State College Sheriff
Academy Firearms Instructor 
"We train Deputy Sheriff's at our Deputy Sheriff Academy. I really enjoyed the 2 day training I received. The system really works."
CLICK HERE: To see what else Rob had to say about Insight's Training in a Video Interview and how this process can dramatically affect the quality of your Academy training. |
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THE PSYCHOLOGICAL TRAINING PROCESS FOR CONSISTENCY AND TRANSFERRING THE SKILL TO THE STREET
There are psychological processes called "Recursion". This means that every time an officer fires a shot in training, that experience gets fed forward into the next experience and we continue to reinforce that process with either positive or negative results. With every reiteration and recursion we strengthen the neuro networks and pyramidal pathways. We are creating more than just associations. Based on the Quantum Zeno Effect, what PET Scans (Positron Emission Topography i.e. pictures of our brains) have shown that when a person keeps thinking the same thing over and over again or continually repeats a process, it makes the nerves in the brain grow stronger. The axon gets thicker, the cell body gets bigger, and the dendrites arborize (creates more branches). What the new science is showing us is that we can exercise our brains the same way we exercise our muscles. This is why it is so important that we structure a successful learning experience with the very first shots and throughout the training process. In using the traditional methods of teaching marksmanship and qualifying our officers, you actually reinforce all the bad habits making inaccuracy the norm. It's no wonder that Law Enforcement has such a low hit rate on the street. Every time we allow an officer to shoot anything less than a precision shot we are conditioning them to be inaccurate through the process of "recursion". Until we change from a production mentality of "Just Getting Them Qualified" to an attitude of having a "You Will Shoot with Precision Accuracy to Qualify" we will continue to have our fellow officer's survival dependant on their assailant's inaccuracy or incompetence.
Every officer that was hired by your department has the physical skills, and mental skills to shoot with 97% to 100% accuracy in qualification and have the ability to have that accuracy transfer to the street. You may say "never happen!" (Review our Testimonials. It's a reality and is available to you now.) This powerful new teaching process can yield an average score of 97% on the typical police qualification course using less than 500 rounds of ammunition within the first 24 hours of training. It will give anyone, regardless of their previous firearms experience the ability to shoot 1-1/2 inch groups at 15 ft. using less than one box of ammunition in less than 1-hour. Typically the trainee is also able to keep 3 inch groups at 30 ft. within the first two hours on the range, using less than 100 rounds of ammunition. By the end of the first day each trainee will have achieved a level of accuracy that will enable them to split a business card on edge at 15 feet. (Splitting a business card on edge is NOT trick shooting.) It is used to validate that they have a high degree of skill to achieve precision accuracy. It's a great confidence builder! By the end of the third day each trainee is able to hit 8 inch pop-up falling "head" plates with consistency that appear and disappear at reactive speeds of 50/100 of a second. By this time the skill has been programmed to the unconscious and can be applied into Man-Against-Man and Shoot / Don't Shoot Simulations or into any context or situation without degrading performance. If properly structured, you can program the student's unconscious so that the greater the perceived threat, the more detached and machine like they become. This will enhance peak performance and precision accuracy even under the most extreme conditions.
Most firearms training budgets are under-funded. Ok, that's an understatement ! You will find that this new methodology will reduce your ammunition usage by over 50%. It will reduce the amount of time required to achieve precision accuracy by over 70%. This new training process is the least expensive and most cost-effective way to reduce liability, provide your community with a safer environment and provide your officers with life saving skills so they can go home to their families safe and sound after every shift.
Join our next 3-Day Advanced Instructor Course; "Teaching the Neuro-Psychology to "Instant" Precision Accuracy and discover what's really possible in firearms training now.
All the Best. Stay Alert and Safe !
Matt & Sherrie Seibert
Insight Firearms Training Development
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Igor Ledochowski
World Class Master Hypnologist and
Author of "Conversational Hypnosis"
"Matt's system is spectacular. I have never seen anyone be able to teach something this difficult, but make it so easy so quick and look at the results . . . " Igor Ledochowski
CLICK HERE: To see the results Igor Ledochowski was able to achieve and more about what makes Insight's training process so successful in an Exclusive Video Interview. |
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"Teaching The Neuro Psychology to "Instant" Precision Accuracy"
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Notice How "Machine Like" the Officer Becomes.
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PETER TARLEY Renown LE Firearms Instructor & Sniper Trainer
"Matt and Sherrie Seibert have developed and refined a teaching methodology that when understood, and properly presented will result in maximum student progress in minimum time with a modest requirement for ammunition. Instructors wishing to take a quantum leap forward should take this course."
Mr. Tarley has been actively involved in the evolution of police and military firearms training since 1972. Peter served for over ten years on the Board of Directors of the International Association of Law Enforcement Firearms Instructors, and has served on a select committee tasked with establishing standards regarding Use of Force training and certification for police, peace officers and instructors in New York State. He has been involved in several law enforcement and military firearms development projects and presented the first graduate level firearms instructors school in the United States, which has become a standard within the industry. |
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3-DAY ADVANCED INSTRUCTOR COURSE
Teaching The Neuro Psychology To "Instant" Precision Accuracy
Rockland County Police Academy - New York
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What Others Are Saying About Insight's Training
Direct Quotes - No Hype ! - Just Facts |
 Nick Piccirello, AZPOST Firearms Instructor
"As an AZPOST Firearms Instructor and an Arizona police officer for almost thirty years, Insight firearms provides some of the finest training I have ever attended. The courses I have attended have greatly increased my confidence as an instructor and a shooter, which has greatly improved my accuracy and overall qualification scores. I have been able to utilize many of the techniques provided by Matt and Sherrie for my students and fellow officers during our firearms training. We recently had an officer who, for the last couple of years, consistently had difficulty in obtaining a satisfactory qualification score and would require remedial firearms training and/or additional qualification attempts. In approximately ninety (90) minutes of utilizing the techniques and methodology provided by Matt and Sherrie with this officer, he then shot the qualification firearms course and achieved a 240 out of a possible 250 the first time. I have utilized the methodology several times as an instructor and have consistently achieved positive results with every student I have exposed to it. I suggest every AZPOST firearms instructor attend the Insight's course for the skills to improve our officers' confidence and qualification scores." Nicholas Piccirello
Nicholas Piccirello
AZPOST Firearms Instructor
Maricopa County Attorney's Office |
Ed Marsters, Firearms Instructor
Alaska Dept. of Public Safety Training Academy
"No one has all the answers when it comes to firearms training. Matt Seibert does not claim he does either. What he does have is a very fresh and innovative way of teaching marksmanship. No matter what style of shooting you subscribe to or what your firearms training doctrine is, marksmanship should be a critical component. Take an open minded look at Matt's program and you just might learn something." Ed Marsters |
 Mark Volpone, LE Firearms Tactics Instructor
"Just when you think you are on the top of your game, Matt showed me how to go far beyond my Instructor capabilities. Very concise about his techniques and his system! My school and students will benefit from your expertise in teaching and consistency." Mark Volpone
Mark Volpone, LE Firearms Instructor, Maricopa Tactical, Phoenix, AZ |
 Robert Brown, Attorney-Firearms Instructor
"I would be delighted to provide you with a sworn affidavit certifying that all members of our class were shooting one hole groups within one hour. The level of integration of advanced teaching techniques with practical application was outstanding. Your eye dominance research is going to change how this industry teaches marksmanship. Your extensive reading in brain research, learning theory and vision is unparalleled in this industry. Your class effectively shifted the teaching paradigm from WWI military technique into the Seibert Neuro Linguistic Learning Modality Paradigm." Robert E. Brown |
 Allan Magno, Federal LE Firearms Instructor
"I believe in this technology. It goes way beyond the Army's "Project JEDI".* This should be the standard by which all law enforcement and military guys shoot !" Al Magno
* "Operation Jedi" was a US Army marksmanship research project using an NLP modeling process that was lead by World Renowned Motivational Coach Anthony Robbins and co-creator of Neuro Linguistic Programing, Dr. John Grinder. | |
 Daniel Nowak, Law Enforcement Instructor
"The fundamental concepts discussed during this instructors course provided the mental glue that allowed cohesiveness for my 20 years of martial art and combat training. Kudos to you, there is nothing else out there that compares." Daniel Nowak |
John Arnold, Arizona Ranger
 
1-Hole Groups with his
.45 Cal. Pistol
"I can shoot 1-Hole Groups all day long since taking Insight's course... Their training gave me the ability to shoot a perfect score of 250/250 on the AZPOST Night Fire Course." John Arnold |
Laura R. (Masters Degree In Education)  
1st time shooter was able to split a Business Card at 15 ft. On-Edge with a Glock 9mm. She blew-out the 10 Ring at 15 feet using a Ruger LCP .380 cal.
"Every learning style available to instruction (visual, auditory, and kinesthetic), is incorporated within Matt and Sherrie's programs, therefore touching every student's unique method(s) of learning. The tools for "Shooting the perfect shot every time" are clearly explained and available to the learner." Laura R. |
Jeffery A. Litzman, Sheriff Dept. Firearms Instructor
"I have been a firearms instructor for the Sheriff's Office, Detention Services for about three years. I feel that we have an excellent program, but as with anything there is always room for improvement. Your methods truly impressed me and I feel that by using the tools you have given me I can improve our firearms program. Our lives very well may depend on these skills and I can't wait to pass on some of these techniques to my fellow Officers. Insight provides new and innovative training for the real world, with instructors that back up what they say. Matt's eye dominance test was awesome and should be taught to everyone who carries a weapon period. Insight has a well thought out teaching style that appeals to all walks of life. It does not matter the level of training you have had, you will learn something new." Jeff Leitzman
Jeffrey A. Leitzman, Yavapai County Sheriff Dept. AZ, Firearms Instructor |
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Robbie Simpson, Federal Officer
"It was a great course. I came in with an open mind and was able to go back and qualify with a Perfect Score ! You are ahead of your time. The results speak for themselves."
Robi Simpson |
Wayne Padilla, Former AZ Peace Officer
 
Wayne demonstrates how he is able to split a business card "on-edge" with only 1 shot, and shoot a 5 shot group using
Insight's NEW methodology.
"Wow !!! He did it. Matt has created a re-learning system on par with Zen that can do more in one day, than what I've been striving for my whole life. As a former Peace Officer and life long shooter I have attended numerous shooting schools including; Gunsite Training Academy, Defensive Training & Tactics, GSGI (Global Studies Group Inc.), and Louis Awerbuck's Yavapai Firearms Academy. I thought I was good, but never as consistent as I wanted to be. But now I've accomplished what I thought was only possible by professional exhibition shooters. 1 hole groups each and every time no matter what. This system is for everyone, young or old, shooter or non-shooter. Everyone and I mean everyone has the ability to consistently fire 1 hole groups with this system.
Thanks to Matt I was able to achieve what I thought was only possible with years of practice and thousands of rounds of ammo. Now it is available to anybody in just 1 day." Wayne Padilla |
Janice Dorn
Psychiatrist / Ph.D. Brain Scientist
"I am trained as a M.D. (Psychiatrist) and Ph.D. (Brain Scientist). Matt and Sherrie have invested years of experience into understanding and reviewing the mind / body interaction. The guided visualization was among the best of this type of relaxation method I have ever experienced. I never shot a gun before this class. At the end of the class I shot the side of a business card! The lessons taught in their class were perfect in terms of the insight into the brain - body connection. I recommend their class to anyone who wants to learn from the best instructors !" Janice Dorn, M.D., Ph.D. |
Officer Steve Farmer, Ohio
Firearms Instructor
Split a Business Card "On-Edge"
and Blew-Out the 10 Ring at
15 feet using a Glock 9mm.
"I have been to many Big Name shooting schools and this class far exceeds any other school that I've been too. Using Insight's methodology I am able to have all my students shooting with this kind of accuracy in just 1-day."
Steve Farmer |
More On What Others Are Saying About Insight's Training . . .
John Bruch, Former FBI Special Agent
(John was Responsible for the FBI National Academy Program in AZ)
"I have been able to observe some excellent instructors through the country and I can say that I would rank you among the best! . . .
I sincerely wish this information could be presented to all law enforcement officers. I am proud of the firearms training afforded to me in the Bureau over the years and I believe we have many talented instructors and marksman; however I can say that this is the first time I have ever heard any of the information relative to the neurological aspects of shooting.
Thank you again for a great training experience which I would recommend to any of my associates in law enforcement."
Captain David Starin, SWAT Commander, YCSO, AZ
"I have 14 years of firearms instructing experience and this is the first class I learned a methodology that was new and innovative in many years."
Deputy Ed Philpott, Maricopa County Sheriff, AZ "Just to update you, I graduated from the Deputy Academy last week and thanks to your teaching in the past took home the firearms award. I finished with a 99.3% on my quals. Everything you taught me I put to good use while on the range."
Officer Darrell Moerch, St. Johns Police Department, AZ
"I always felt I was missing something when I was working with students and trying to diagnose their shooting difficulties . . . Matt and Sherrie are masters of instruction. They provided the missing link in my ability to help improve not only my students but my own shooting ability."
Joe Tessitore, US Border Patrol
"Thank you for the instruction you gave me . . . it helped me excel in my firearms course at the Border Patrol Academy. . . I would like to let you know I was the top shooter in my class with much thanks to you. I scored 357/360."
Deputy Doug Owens, YCSO, AZ
"It was Awesome ! Time and money well spent. . . A fantastic course that can benifit any police recruit, as well as an advanced law enforcement firearms instructor. Mr. Seibert is an outstanding instructor and I hope more of our comrades take advantage of his training opportunity.
Thanks Matt and Sherrie !!! "
F.W. Filkins, Prescott, AZ
"I have been a Firearms Instructor for over 50 years. Retired from the LUMPD after 18 years, where I trained over 3,000 recruits in the use of pistol, rifle and shotgun. Your instruction techniques and training aid use was outstanding. Better than the training I ever did as a teacher. Both of you are to be commended. It was a class act."
Rock Rakosi, Master Sergeant, Arizona Army National Guard
"I have been in the Army for over 20 years. I have taught many soldiers how to shoot, but I learned more in three hours than I learned in 20 years of being in the Army. This is some of the best money I have ever spent ! "
Tom Halstead, Prescott Valley, AZ
"Matt Seibert's course is outstanding. It combines and balances mental and physical training in a unique and extraordinary way. I've shot the worlds best courses including the Israeli Anti-Terrorism facilities, and Matt's approach surpasses them all. Few instructors get to the unconscious skill level. Matt does it in fine fashion from the very first hour."
Kenneth R. O. US Air Force Para Rescue, Davis-Monthan, AZ"The only training I'd had was what we received at PJ school. We shot about 800 rounds a piece there, and in this training I learned more in the first day! This training will also transfer to a lot of other things we do. This is great mind conditioning!"
Donna Schmidt, Prescott, AZ
"Unbelievable! The confidence, the accuracy - what a great achievement! - Smart training - So efficient - Great trainers! So much fun - So exciting - Sharp shooting !"
Jim Clark, Dewey, AZ"I've had over 50 years of shooting, from competition to military to law enforcement, and many shooting instructions (including FBI). This was by far the best instruction I've ever had!"
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About the Instructors
Matt Seibert is a former law enforcement officer and has been training law enforcement in the use of firearms since 1976. He is currently the President of Insight Firearms Training Development. He is a former Instructor and General Manager for Gunsite Training Academy. He has been a member of the International Academy of Sports Vision. He is a trained hypnologist specializing in the use of hypnosis and has spent the last 15 years researching the visual skills and neuro psychology required to achieve peak performance in the use of the pistol and carbine.
 Sherrie Seibert is also a firearms instructor, hypnologist and training specialist. Matt and Sherrie specialize in conducting Advanced Firearms Instructor Development Programs for Law Enforcement and Military Special Op's. They have developed and utilize an accelerated training methodology which programs the shooting process to the unconscious and actually "enhances" accuracy and speed with a pistol or carbine under extreme conditions. |
MORE PROOF !
Below are TYPICAL examples of the accuracy achieved by our beginning students in the first few hours of training. |
Cindy V.
 
She learned to shoot and manipulate a Glock 19,
a S&W Mod.19 with 38sp loads, and a Colt Detective Special with 38sp loads.
She is a first time shooter and was able
to shoot 1-Hole Groups at 9,15 & 30 feet in less than 2 hours. |
Pam R.
 
1-Hole Group with her first 12 shots at
15 feet. She was a first time shooter using a Glock 9mm. |
Tina S.
 
Tina is a first time shooter. She was able to shoot this 1-Hole Group in less than 35 minutes at a distance of
15 feet using a Glock 19. |
Ron D.
 
Ron blew out the center of his target with 100 rounds of 9mm with a
Glock 19 and achieved consistent
1" Groups within the first hour at
9ft. and 15ft. |
Linda C.  
Linda, a first time shooter was able to shoot consistent
1" Groups at 15 feet in less than
30 minutes.
It only took 25 rounds of ammo to achieve this consistency. |
Janet C.  
The smile on Janet's face says it all as she shows off her 1-Hole Group as a first time shooter after just 1-hour shooting. She shot a Glock 19, and a .380 cal. pistol at 15 feet. |
Jeff T.  
Jeff is a first time shooter and was able to blow-out the center of the target at 9,15 & 30 feet after only 2 hours of training on the range. His accuracy stayed consistent using a Glock 19, S&W Mod. 19 with .38sp loads,
and a 2" Colt Dective Special 38sp
(First 100 rds. he ever fired!) |
You have our commitment to provide you with the very best firearms training methodology available.
 Your investment is covered by our incredible Money Back Guarantee. If you aren't blown away by the end of the 1st day of what you learn in "The Neuro-Psychology to "Instant" Precision Accuracy", you can drop out of the program and receive 100% refund of your tuition right then and there.
PS: Still skeptical? I completely understand. You may not know Matt & Sherrie Seibert and maybe you're not sure if this is the right program for you. But consider this . . . How powerful and "RESULTS ORIENTATED" must this process be if every student that participates in one of these programs are able to achieve these remarkable results every time and have gained valuable insight ?
You have nothing to lose and everything to gain. Enroll NOW and take advantage of this training opportunity and help all of your Officers's maximize their potential and shoot with precision accuracy. Your action in taking this course will save lives !
All The Best,
Matt & Sherrie Seibert
Insight Firearms Training
PO Box 12293, Prescott, AZ 86304-2293
(928) 708-9208
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