Train To Be Your Own Hero
Train with experienced SWAT Officers to build confidence and skills with your chosen defensive firearm. Building confidence handling your firearm is not enough, you must build confidence in defensive shooting techniques and tactics. When faced with an active theat you must believe in your skills. Confidence comes from repetitions in training and feedback from instructors to master skills. If you purchased a gun for safety concerns don't become a target shooter, train to be a defensive shooter.
- Training for new gun owners
- Concealed carry training
- Life safety skills
- Basic to advanced skills with handgun, rifle and shotgun
Upcoming Training Classes
Tactical Shotgun
MOVED TO SATURDAY, OCTOBER 7, 2023
9 to 4 pm
$185
Scarborough
2 Positions available
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MOVED TO SATURDAY, OCTOBER 7, 2023
9 to 4 pm
$185
Scarborough
2 Positions available
Learn more & register
Defensive Handgun 1.0
Saturday, October 14, 2023
9 to 4 pm
Scarborough
$185
SOLD OUT
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Saturday, October 14, 2023
9 to 4 pm
Scarborough
$185
SOLD OUT
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Handgun Refresher
Saturday, October 14
9 to Noon
Scarborough
$120
2 positions available
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Saturday, October 14
9 to Noon
Scarborough
$120
2 positions available
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House of Worship Safety Team Training
Saturday, October 21, 2023
9 am to 2 pm
South Waterboro Bible Chapel
911 Main Street
Waterboro
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Saturday, October 21, 2023
9 am to 2 pm
South Waterboro Bible Chapel
911 Main Street
Waterboro
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House of Worship Safety Team Training
Saturday, October 28
9 am to 2 pm
Village Baptist Church
Kennebunkport
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Saturday, October 28
9 am to 2 pm
Village Baptist Church
Kennebunkport
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Low Light Rifle
Wednesday, November 15
5:30 to 9 pm
Scarborough
$130
2 positions available
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Wednesday, November 15
5:30 to 9 pm
Scarborough
$130
2 positions available
Learn more & register
Private Lessons
Private Firearms Training increases your personal skill level with individualized one on one or semi-private classes. SRT Concept instructors provide instruction on handgun, rifle and shotgun or a combined class involving multiple weapon systems. Training sites include area gun ranges, privately owned safe shooting areas and in your home for dry fire exercises. Private classes create a positive and comfortable learning environment to learn in a compressed time frame. There is a 2 hour minimum fee.
HOW TO PLACE AN ORDER
- Print off Order Form
- Complete Informational Section
- Make your selection(s)
- Add $12 for shipping
- Taxes are included in the prices
- Items can be picked up in class or arrangements can be made to drop item off if you live in the area.
- Make check out to SRT Concepts LLC
- Mail check to SRT Concepts LLC PO Box 224 Cumberland, Maine 04021
- Taking orders through Sunday, October 15, 2023
Testimonials
I attended my first SRT Concepts class in August of last year as a new gun owner. I had recently purchased a pistol and an AR and so I went looking for a firearms training company to help me build skills focused on self defense. I enrolled in the first available SRT course, Strategic Movement in Response to an Active Threat. Since the first class, I have taken 8 other new classes with SRT and repeated 3 of the 9. The next upcoming class is Cold Weather Handgun which will be new for me.
The Strategic Movement class was awesome and eye opening! Before attending the class I tried to reason thru and role play how I might respond to a nighttime home invasion scenario; an active threat. I could only come up with an overly simplistic response and I remember that there wasn’t much to my plan after the act of grabbing the loaded pistol.
After taking Strategic Movement, I understood that shelter in place may be the best option depending on the circumstances. I learned what constitutes a good shelter in place plan like how to properly barricade a door and strategies that help you communicate with 911 emergency. The core of the class contained tactical skills so that if I decided not to shelter in place, but instead to pursue the intruder, that I was knowledgeable on how to move undetected, how to use the pistol light to my advantage, and tactics for traversing a hallway, navigating a stair case, and room clearing.
The pistol and rifle classes taught me how to deliver accurate shots, to shoot with either hand since that is necessary and often a good tactical choice, and how and when to use available cover. In the Low Light Handgun class I learned skills to effectively use my pistol light to create an uneven playing field for an intruder whereby you get the upper hand in the engagement. The Vehicle class was the best at showing me what constitutes good cover and where you want to position yourself if there is gunfire occurring on or near vehicles. The Interactive Use of Force class made it painfully clear to me that you have to manage your stress level, and at the same time, think tactically during a high stress event so that you can confidently manage the interaction with a bad guy and neutralize the threat!
I think that taking all the available SRT courses has allowed me to build a solid personal defense strategy that is proactive. I feel like I’m prepared to respond to home invasions or an active shooter events should that happen. But, I know to a certainty that these skills require continual training and sufficient practice to master! After just 3 or so hours in that first Strategic Movement class it was clear to me that the skill set I was attempting to learn would require repetition of the class. I routinely see many of the same faces in each class I attend so I am sure I am not alone in thinking that you have to continually train and practice.
While on the range, Peter and his Team are always actively coaching shooters who are performing shooting drills on the firing line. They pay attention to all of the details that are involved in the particular shooting sequence to ensure that you come away understanding proper form when shooting and correct technique when executing tactical movements. During the Strategic Movement and Interactive Use of Force classes, which are taught in a special building, Peter and his Team are coaching you throughout each training scenario, helping you to get the clearest understanding of the skills and the details of the techniques being taught. You couldn’t ask for more experienced, knowledgable, engaged, and dedicated professionals than the folks at SRT Concepts!
I totally recommend SRT Concepts to everyone who wants to improve proficiency with their firearms and build tactical skills! I believe we are blessed that SRT Concepts is right here in Southern Maine, close to home, with expert, personable, caring instructors who have a solid training commitment!
M.T.
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I’ve trained a few times with SRT Concepts in the past 6 months and have walked away feeling positive about the information being taught. Peter and his instructor cadre are extremely knowledgeable and make sure to show multiple ways of performing different tactics so all learners can choose what works best for them. I look forward to signing up for the next level 2.0 course next month and know I won’t be disappointed. R.M.
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"16 classes, 120 hours. That's how much time I have spent training with SRT Concepts since late 2017. Peter is a dedicated and patient instructor, and has the experience and flexibility to teach across a wide variety of skills levels within a single class and ensure that everybody gets something out of their time. Whether you're looking for a class to your concealed permit, or want to run around junker cars with rifles and Hawaiian shirts, SRT Concepts has a broad spectrum of classes offered and taught by folks who are both knowledgeable and safe. I highly recommend them." M. P.
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"I had the opportunity to participate in "Strategic Movement for the Home" course in Brunswick with Peter Joyce of SRT Concepts, LLC. In the class, we learned how to react to intruders in our homes. We discussed risk assessment, tactical considerations, weapon management, and the use of light as well as some hands on practices these skills and tactics. It is one thing to learn about this stuff; it is another to physically try to do the skill with constructive feedback. I learned how to disarm someone close up as well as methods for weapon retention (AKA, keeping the "bad guy" from taking my gun away from me). I learned how to clear a room. How to use light effectively and the best setup. Am I an expert? NO, not even close. But I now have more knowledge to practice these new skills on my own. I have home work to do a better job of risk assessment in my home. The class was run in a large facility with various rooms to use to practice clearing rooms/areas alone and with a partner. If you get a chance to take a class with Peter, I highly recommend it. He is very knowledgable and confident without a lot of ego. He has excellent communication skills and did a great job of checking for understanding and comfort. I found him to be patient and easy going while still vigilant on participant's safety and limitations. It was a safe and pleasant learning experience. Thank you Peter." N.C.
I attended my first SRT Concepts class in August of last year as a new gun owner. I had recently purchased a pistol and an AR and so I went looking for a firearms training company to help me build skills focused on self defense. I enrolled in the first available SRT course, Strategic Movement in Response to an Active Threat. Since the first class, I have taken 8 other new classes with SRT and repeated 3 of the 9. The next upcoming class is Cold Weather Handgun which will be new for me.
The Strategic Movement class was awesome and eye opening! Before attending the class I tried to reason thru and role play how I might respond to a nighttime home invasion scenario; an active threat. I could only come up with an overly simplistic response and I remember that there wasn’t much to my plan after the act of grabbing the loaded pistol.
After taking Strategic Movement, I understood that shelter in place may be the best option depending on the circumstances. I learned what constitutes a good shelter in place plan like how to properly barricade a door and strategies that help you communicate with 911 emergency. The core of the class contained tactical skills so that if I decided not to shelter in place, but instead to pursue the intruder, that I was knowledgeable on how to move undetected, how to use the pistol light to my advantage, and tactics for traversing a hallway, navigating a stair case, and room clearing.
The pistol and rifle classes taught me how to deliver accurate shots, to shoot with either hand since that is necessary and often a good tactical choice, and how and when to use available cover. In the Low Light Handgun class I learned skills to effectively use my pistol light to create an uneven playing field for an intruder whereby you get the upper hand in the engagement. The Vehicle class was the best at showing me what constitutes good cover and where you want to position yourself if there is gunfire occurring on or near vehicles. The Interactive Use of Force class made it painfully clear to me that you have to manage your stress level, and at the same time, think tactically during a high stress event so that you can confidently manage the interaction with a bad guy and neutralize the threat!
I think that taking all the available SRT courses has allowed me to build a solid personal defense strategy that is proactive. I feel like I’m prepared to respond to home invasions or an active shooter events should that happen. But, I know to a certainty that these skills require continual training and sufficient practice to master! After just 3 or so hours in that first Strategic Movement class it was clear to me that the skill set I was attempting to learn would require repetition of the class. I routinely see many of the same faces in each class I attend so I am sure I am not alone in thinking that you have to continually train and practice.
While on the range, Peter and his Team are always actively coaching shooters who are performing shooting drills on the firing line. They pay attention to all of the details that are involved in the particular shooting sequence to ensure that you come away understanding proper form when shooting and correct technique when executing tactical movements. During the Strategic Movement and Interactive Use of Force classes, which are taught in a special building, Peter and his Team are coaching you throughout each training scenario, helping you to get the clearest understanding of the skills and the details of the techniques being taught. You couldn’t ask for more experienced, knowledgable, engaged, and dedicated professionals than the folks at SRT Concepts!
I totally recommend SRT Concepts to everyone who wants to improve proficiency with their firearms and build tactical skills! I believe we are blessed that SRT Concepts is right here in Southern Maine, close to home, with expert, personable, caring instructors who have a solid training commitment!
M.T.
__________
I’ve trained a few times with SRT Concepts in the past 6 months and have walked away feeling positive about the information being taught. Peter and his instructor cadre are extremely knowledgeable and make sure to show multiple ways of performing different tactics so all learners can choose what works best for them. I look forward to signing up for the next level 2.0 course next month and know I won’t be disappointed. R.M.
__________
"16 classes, 120 hours. That's how much time I have spent training with SRT Concepts since late 2017. Peter is a dedicated and patient instructor, and has the experience and flexibility to teach across a wide variety of skills levels within a single class and ensure that everybody gets something out of their time. Whether you're looking for a class to your concealed permit, or want to run around junker cars with rifles and Hawaiian shirts, SRT Concepts has a broad spectrum of classes offered and taught by folks who are both knowledgeable and safe. I highly recommend them." M. P.
__________
"I had the opportunity to participate in "Strategic Movement for the Home" course in Brunswick with Peter Joyce of SRT Concepts, LLC. In the class, we learned how to react to intruders in our homes. We discussed risk assessment, tactical considerations, weapon management, and the use of light as well as some hands on practices these skills and tactics. It is one thing to learn about this stuff; it is another to physically try to do the skill with constructive feedback. I learned how to disarm someone close up as well as methods for weapon retention (AKA, keeping the "bad guy" from taking my gun away from me). I learned how to clear a room. How to use light effectively and the best setup. Am I an expert? NO, not even close. But I now have more knowledge to practice these new skills on my own. I have home work to do a better job of risk assessment in my home. The class was run in a large facility with various rooms to use to practice clearing rooms/areas alone and with a partner. If you get a chance to take a class with Peter, I highly recommend it. He is very knowledgable and confident without a lot of ego. He has excellent communication skills and did a great job of checking for understanding and comfort. I found him to be patient and easy going while still vigilant on participant's safety and limitations. It was a safe and pleasant learning experience. Thank you Peter." N.C.
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When choosing an instructor, I specifically chose SRT Concepts because of the law enforcement and real-world tactical experience that Peter and his associates provide. They have actually experienced and lived through the scenarios that they teach, so you have in-person training from SWAT law enforcement. Who gets that? This is priceless! Peter offers some level of tactical insight in even the most entry-level class, and you learn how to be safe while moving and interacting, and not just while standing in one place. It's worth it to repeat the same class multiple times as well, because you will experience and master techniques differently each time. The confidence that Peter's classes impart is life-changing (especially for women), because not only do your skills improve, but you get a higher level of insight that is safe and smart. Life moves fast, and doesn't stand still. Choose your instructor accordingly! H.C
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When choosing an instructor, I specifically chose SRT Concepts because of the law enforcement and real-world tactical experience that Peter and his associates provide. They have actually experienced and lived through the scenarios that they teach, so you have in-person training from SWAT law enforcement. Who gets that? This is priceless! Peter offers some level of tactical insight in even the most entry-level class, and you learn how to be safe while moving and interacting, and not just while standing in one place. It's worth it to repeat the same class multiple times as well, because you will experience and master techniques differently each time. The confidence that Peter's classes impart is life-changing (especially for women), because not only do your skills improve, but you get a higher level of insight that is safe and smart. Life moves fast, and doesn't stand still. Choose your instructor accordingly! H.C
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"Having instructors with life experiences is great, having instructors who have lived it and can communicate/teach it effectively - that's the real value! I felt both you and Ted were able to clearly and concisely convey both knowledge and skill that made actual and immediate differences. Thanks again." B.S.
Handgun Safety Classes - Concealed Carry Classes - Basic, Intermediate & Advanced Handgun & Rifle Classes - Vehicle Tactics - Low Light - Home Defense - House of Worship Security Team Training - Tactical Training - Defensive Shooting Skills - Shotgun - Private Lessons
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Life Safety Skills highlighted in the New Zealand Active Shooter Incident. In class we discuss a number of skills that can make the difference in surviving an active threat encounter.