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Our Mission
Prepare and develop efficient, skilled marksmen to respond confidently and swiftly to whatever situations arise.
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Current Courses
Duration: 5 Days
Course Description
This immersive, hands-on course prepares law enforcement personnel assigned to — or aspiring for positions in — special operations, criminal investigations, and task force assignments that rely on physical and electronic surveillance. The program provides advanced, intelligence-driven skills essential for fugitive apprehension and operations targeting narcotics trafficking, gangs, human trafficking, organized crime, and pattern crimes. Tailored for all skill levels, the course blends classroom instruction with practical, scenario-based training across covert surveillance operations, electronic signature management, and target behavioral analysis.
Instruction is led by a cadre with backgrounds in military special operations, federal task force operations, advanced investigations, and specialized law enforcement assignments. Instructors bring operational experience from high-threat domestic and international environments, providing students with practical methodologies grounded in real-world application.
Training Objectives
The primary objective of this course is to provide investigators and tactical officers with a standardized, repeatable methodology for conducting covert physical surveillance against sophisticated targets. Scenario-based training, force-on-force exercises, and structured debriefs reinforce intelligence fusion, brevity communications, vehicle deployment logistics, and operational security throughout the program.
A core emphasis of the course is helping agencies develop sustainable surveillance standards through practical training applications, consistent team methodologies, and structured performance evaluation. Mission Over Man also offers follow-on sustainment support, scenario facilitation, and operational critiques to assist agencies in maintaining proficiency beyond the initial course.
Course Topics Include:
Fundamentals of Covert Surveillance
Intelligence Integration (OSINT, HUMINT, GEOINT)
Strategic Planning, Preparation & Briefing
Vehicle Logistics & Fleet Considerations
Team Dynamics, Coordination & Communication
Advanced Surveillance Methodologies & Multi-Modal Transitions
Surveillance Equipment & Technical Assets
Concealed Vehicle Hides & Static Observation
Covert GPS Tracker Installation & Usage
Target Behavioral Analysis & Counter-Surveillance (SDRs)
Transitioning from Covert to Overt Operations
Risk Management & Safety Protocols
Surveillance Reporting & Intelligence Documentation
By the end of the course, participants will have a standardized methodology and operationally tested skillset to conduct covert surveillance operations — from planning and equipment deployment through team coordination, target tracking, and overt transition — in real-world, high-stakes environments.
Description
Pistol Level I
Course Overview
Pistol Level I is an intermediate-level handgun course designed for shooters who already possess a solid understanding of firearm safety, weapons handling, and marksmanship fundamentals. This course focuses on developing efficiency, consistency, and practical application through structured repetitions and purposeful training.
Students will build a stronger foundation in presentation, recoil management, target transitions, reloads, malfunction clearances, and practical firearms handling while improving their ability to deliver accurate and accountable hits under realistic conditions.
This is not a beginner course. Students should arrive with prior formal training and a working understanding of safe firearm handling and operation.
Learning Objectives
Students will learn and develop:
Efficient draw stroke from concealed or duty carry
Grip development and recoil management
Trigger control and shot accountability
Target transitions
Emergency and tactical reloads
Malfunction identification and clearance
Practical shooting at varying distances
Shooting under time constraints
Introduction to movement applications as time permits
Who Should Attend
Law Enforcement Officers
Military Personnel
Armed Professionals
Responsible Armed Citizens
Previous firearms training graduates
Prerequisites
Students must:
Demonstrate safe firearms handling
Have prior formal firearms training
Be capable of drawing safely from a holster
Possess a valid pistol permit
Required Equipment
Reliable semi-automatic pistol
Strong-side OWB or IWB holster
Minimum 3 magazines
Magazine carriers
Eye protection
Ear protection
Belt suitable for carrying equipment
Weather-appropriate clothing
Water and snacks
Note-taking material
Course Details
Duration: 8 Hours
Round Count: Approximately 500 Rounds
Class Size: Limited Enrollment
Skill Level: Intermediate
Mission Over Man training is built around practical application, accountability, and measurable improvement. Students should expect a high volume of repetitions and purposeful training designed to develop skills that transfer beyond the range.
Duration: 5 Days
Course Description
This performance-based course prepares law enforcement and military personnel to plan, initiate, and manage high-risk vehicle interdictions across varying operational environments, threat levels, and mission requirements. Built from direct experience in Task Force operations, SWAT deployments, and fugitive apprehension, the program is designed to provide practical skills and repeatable methodologies that perform under stress.
Ideal for Task Force, SWAT, K9, narcotics, gang, and specialized enforcement personnel, this course bridges the gap between conventional patrol training and the realities of high-risk vehicle operations. Participants develop a structured approach to interdiction operations — from pre-mission planning and vehicle positioning to occupant control, communication, and post-contact management.
Instruction is led by a cadre with backgrounds in military special operations, federal task force operations, advanced investigations, and specialized law enforcement assignments. Instructors bring operational experience from high-threat domestic and international environments, providing students with practical methodologies grounded in real-world application.
Training Objectives
The primary objective of this course is to provide officers with a tactically sound and repeatable approach to vehicle interdiction operations that can be effectively executed under stress. Scenario-based exercises, force-on-force training, and structured debriefs are utilized throughout the program to reinforce decision-making, communication, team coordination, and occupant management.
A core emphasis of the course is helping agencies develop sustainable operational standards through practical training applications, consistent team methodologies, and structured performance evaluation. Mission Over Man also offers follow-on sustainment support, scenario facilitation, and operational critiques to assist agencies in maintaining proficiency beyond the initial course.
Course Topics Include:
Tactical Planning & Contingency Management
Intelligence-Driven Interdiction Operations
Vehicle Positioning & Containment Principles
Contact Team Movement & Occupant Management
Communication & Team Coordination
Decision-Making Under Stress
Offensive & Defensive Vehicle Considerations
Scenario-Based Training & Structured Debriefs
By the end of the course, participants will have a rehearsed operational framework and stress-tested decision-making foundation designed to improve coordination, safety, and overall effectiveness during high-risk vehicle interdiction operations.
Rifle Level I
Course Overview
Rifle Level I is an intermediate-level carbine course designed for shooters who already possess safe gun-handling skills and a foundational understanding of rifle operation.
This course focuses on building efficiency, confidence, and practical application with the modern rifle through structured drills and purposeful training. Students will develop greater proficiency in weapon manipulations, recoil management, target transitions, movement, and practical problem-solving while refining their ability to deliver accurate and accountable hits under realistic conditions.
Students should arrive with a properly configured rifle, a confirmed understanding of firearms safety, and prior formal training experience.
Learning Objectives
Students will learn and develop:
Rifle setup and equipment considerations
Confirming and refining rifle zero
Efficient rifle manipulations
Reload procedures
Malfunction identification and clearance
Recoil management
Target transitions
Multiple target engagements
Movement principles
Practical shooting at varying distances
Practical application drills
Who Should Attend
Law Enforcement Officers
Military Personnel
Armed Professionals
Responsible Armed Citizens
Previous rifle training graduates
Prerequisites
Students must:
Demonstrate safe firearms handling
Have prior formal rifle training
Understand basic rifle operation
Possess a valid pistol permit
Be physically capable of participating in a full training day
Required Equipment
Reliable semi-automatic rifle/carbine
Quality optic
Rifle sling
Minimum 3 magazines
Magazine carriers
Eye protection
Ear protection
Belt or load-bearing equipment
Weather-appropriate clothing
Water and snacks
Note-taking material
Course Details
Duration: 8 Hours
Round Count: Approximately 500 Rounds
Class Size: Limited Enrollment
Skill Level: Intermediate
Course Standards
Safety, professionalism, and a willingness to learn are expected from every student. Mission Over Man reserves the right to remove any participant whose conduct compromises safety or negatively impacts the learning environment.
Training Philosophy
Training should do more than check a box. Our courses are designed to develop skill, confidence, and decision-making through deliberate practice, measurable standards, and practical application. The goal is simple: build capability that transfers beyond the range.
Mission Over Man training is built around practical application, accountability, and measurable improvement. Students should expect a high volume of repetitions and purposeful training designed to develop skills that transfer beyond the training environment.
Duration: 3 Days
Dates: July 20 to July 22
Course Description
Course Description:
The Advanced Breaching & Explosive Entry program, delivered by Mission Over Man, is a
three-day, operationally focused course designed to improve the eƯectiveness, safety, and
consistency of tactical teams conducting breaching operations in law enforcement
environments.
Instruction is led by a cadre of former Tier 1 and Special Operations military
personnel, alongside experienced law enforcement tactical operators. This combined
background ensures that techniques are not only proven in high-level operational
environments, but also directly applicable to the realities, constraints, and legal
considerations of police operations.
The course is structured to evaluate and refine existing team practices while reinforcing a
standardized, repeatable approach to breaching across personnel and disciplines.
Emphasis is placed on building reliable fundamentals, improving charge construction and deployment methods and integrating breaching seamlessly into full-team operations.
Duration: 5 Days
Course Description
This five-day Personal Security & Protective Operations course is designed for law
enforcement personnel tasked with dignitary protection, executive security, witness
protection, special event security, and protective support roles.
The course focuses on advance work, protective planning, escort and evacuation
techniques, site security, vehicle operations, medical integration, and coordinated
response in both high-visibility and low-visibility environments. Instruction reflects tasks
officers may reasonably be assigned or asked to support, including protective details, QRF augmentation, and high-risk event security.
Training emphasizes professionalism, restraint, coordination, and decision-making,
preparing students to operate effectively in complex, public-facing environments
consistent with modern law enforcement standards.
Primary Training Focus
• Scouting and evaluating event and site locations
• Developing primary, alternate, and emergency plans
• Establishing contingencies and decision points
• Site security and target hardening concepts
• Protective escorting and evacuations
• High-visibility and low-visibility protective operations
• QRF concepts and resource staging
• Overwatch and counter-sniper considerations
• Medical integration during protective operations
The course is informed by recent real-world incidents, including assassination attempts,
vehicle ramming attacks, coordinated assaults, and explosive threats, and applies those
lessons within a domestic law-enforcement context.
$500/pp
Date & Time Sat & Sun, June 27–28 8:30 AM – 4:30 PM
Description
This Concealed Carry Foundations Course is a beginner course for anyone with little to no experience who has an interest in building confidence, strengthening safety, and developing the skill set to carry a concealed pistol responsibly. You won't just put rounds downrange — you'll learn to recognize and correct your own shooting errors, so the improvement keeps building long after the final round. Pistol permit required. Spots are limited for maximum individual attention.
Note: This course does not satisfy the NYS 18-hour concealed carry license training requirement.
The course will stress Concealed Carry fundamentals including:
Firearm Safety
Nomenclature
How to Choose the Right Firearm for You
How to Carry — Holsters, Positions & Concealment
Draw from Concealment
Presentation
Sighting
Trigger Manipulation
Recoil Management
Loading, Unloading & Reloading
Immediate & Remedial Actions
Dry Fire Practice You Can Run at Home
Sustainment Plan — How to Keep Building After the Course
Equipment Needed:
Reliable EDC Pistol & Holster — Kydex or Injection Molded, IWB or OWB acceptable — NO LEATHER OR NYLON HOLSTERS
Sturdy EDC / Gun Belt — capable of supporting a loaded holster all day
2–3 Magazines & Mag Holders (if available)
Weapon Cleaning Kit (if available)
Eye & Hearing Protection
500 Rounds
Collapsible Chair
Food & Water for 8-hour days
Appropriate Clothing for weather and range conditions
2-Day Small Group Instruction
Spots are limited
This IS a beginner course
Location & Registration
Fairport/Macedon, NY area.
After registration, a Mission Over Man instructor will contact you by email with pre-course details and the exact training location.
