LETC: LAW ENFORCEMENT TRAINING CAMP

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ADVANCE YOUR MISSION TO SERVE AND PROTECT THROUGH LETC

For over three decades, Action Target has combined world-class instructors and a comprehensive training curriculum into a single unforgettable event—the Law Enforcement Training Camp (LETC). LETC is a fast-paced shooting school that equips you with the tools needed to give your department or agency the next level in training. Every course is led by nationally recognized experts with real-world operational experience, ensuring instruction is practical, tested, and immediately applicable. LETC’s curriculum evolves continuously to address the latest tactics, threats, and best practices, reflecting Action Target’s deep commitment to the safety and success of law enforcement professionals. Trusted by agencies across the country, LETC remains the premier choice for officers seeking to elevate their skills and leadership in the field.

THE 34th ANNUAL LETC EVENT
DETAILS AND REGISTRATION INFORMATION

REGISTRATION FOR LETC 2026 COMING SOON

LETC takes place over five days, with four days of full instruction. As we get closer to August, we will notify attendees on how to enroll in your four subject-specific classes (one each day) from the available LETC Courses. These classes are taught by world-class instructors with backgrounds in every aspect of firearms training.

Date and Time

August 17 - 21, 2026

Location

Provo | Thistle, UT

Event Includes

Projected Training Courses

Instructor: Derek Edquist – Aimpoint

Training Details:

Aimpoint Professional Training will deliver an abbreviated version of their widely accepted ACRO transition course. Areas of concentration will be on: neutral presentation, asympathetic threat polarization drills, presentation efficiencies, problem solving drills, learning and teaching strategies, and friendly competition.
 
Equipment required:
  • Handgun with red dot optic
  • 4 magazines
  • 750 rounds ammunition
  • Holster/belt/mag pouches
  • Eye & ear protection
  • Note-taking Material

Instructor: Kyle Schmidt – Tempe PD, Arizona

Training Details:

This class will build on the previous class, Advanced Training Techniques. This is a combination of Training Techniques and Philosophies combined from both Law Enforcement Instructing and Competitive Shooting. 

This class is intended to use all steel targets and is designed to demonstrate how to get the most out of your training using steel. This class will be a mix of several different shooting stages, drills, and challenges, using various scoring methods. The students will also assist in designing some of the stages. There may be some friendly competition with other instructors’ classes.

There will be a lot of individual shooting using shot timers, so class size is limited. Attending the previous class, Advanced Training Techniques, is not required to attend this class.

Course requirements:

  • Handgun
  • 4 magazines (minimum)
  • 500-750 rounds ammunition
  • Holster/belt/mag pouches
  • Eye & ear protection
  • Note-taking material

Instructor: Todd Haller – Snowmass PD, Colorado

Training Details:

Shooting on the reactive steel bobber range will push your skills to the limit. This course will demonstrate that a properly prepared officer can execute accurate shots in exceptionally short time windows, including less than one second. This course is not a“quick draw” session, but rather a session designed to reveal your real capabilities in drawing, accuracy, speed, and magazine changes. No matter how fast and accurate you are now, this course will make you better.
 
Equipment Requirements:
  • Duty Handgun
  • 4 magazines (minimum)
  • 750 rounds of ammunition
  • Duty holster/belt/rig

Instructor: Austin Proulx – GoFast Concepts

 
Training Details:
This intensive Carbine Dynamic Movement Course is designed for law enforcement personnel seeking to enhance their tactical rifle skills in high-pressure, dynamic scenarios. Participants will master advanced techniques for shooting on the move in multiple directions, balancing speed and accuracy. The course emphasizes aggressive movement with a rifle, enabling officers to maintain control and effectiveness in rapidly evolving situations. Trainees will learn to quickly establish stable shooting positions following dynamic maneuvers and explore specialized techniques and gear to enhance stability for long-range or precision shots. Through hands-on drills and expert instruction, this course equips officers with the skills and confidence to dominate in complex operational environments.
 
Equipment Required:
  • Carbine with a sling and zeroed optic; magnification is helpful, but not mandatory.
  • At least 3 magazines and a way to carry them on your body. (plate carrier, chest rig, belt)
  • Kneepads recommended
  • Eye & ear protection
  • 500 rounds carbine (.223/5.56)
  • 100 rounds handgun
Instructor: Ryan Woodbury 
 
Training Details:
The course is designed to teach students basic concepts on how to use a vehicle as cover during a gunfight. Students will be shown how bullets interact with typical car panels and pillars. Students will get to practice those techniques with live-fire training. During the second part of the day, students will receive training on vehicle assaults, allowing for discussion on when and when not to perform these techniques. Students will then practice the techniques with dry guns for the safety of role players.
 
Objectives:
 
  • Vehicle Approaches
  • Distraction Devices
  • Weapons Manipulations
  • Positioning on Vehicle
  • Extraction
  • Shooting through glass
  • Vehicle Search

 

LOADOUT & RECOMMENDED EQUIPMENT

Students provide their own ammo:

  • 500 rounds for handgun
  • 250 rounds of carbine

Weapon systems:

  • A serviceable and practical handgun
  • A serviceable and practical carbine

Instructor: Chris Lapre – Surefire Academy

Training Details:

This low-light course will focus on two- and three-man tactics for officers working in low-light environments. Attendees will be exposed to scenarios designed for officers who may confront subjects within a structure and how to maintain an advantage while taking the subject into custody. Use and discipline of light and the advantages of carrying a high-power weapons light and handheld light will also be discussed. A discussion on low-light training and law/legal requirements will also take place so attendees can implement a robust low-light training program at their agency. 
 
Equipment:
 
  • Clear eye protection
  • Handgun with light and holster
  • Handheld light
  • Department-issue Simunition® pistol and rifle blue bolt if possible for force-on-target training (not force-on-force). Limited conversion kits will be available if needed.
  • Duty gear and comfortable clothing for training will be required for the shoot house, NO SHORTS.
  • Notebook

Instructor: Steve Nguyen

Training Details:

Patrol officers clear more structures than any other unit in law enforcement—often with just one or two officers and limited resources. This course covers the principles of CQB as they apply to patrol work and demonstrates how to efficiently, effectively, and safely clear structures with 1–2 officers using tools commonly available in a patrol environment.
 
Additional discussion points will include:
  • Proper tactics, techniques, and strategies that officers can use.
  • How does the OODA loop affect the patrolman vs. suspect.
  • Setting a perimeter around the structure.
  • Recognizing a barricaded subject and having plans in place for emergencies.
Objectives:
 
  • Work in a team environment inside a structure
  • Non-verbal communication
  • Weapons manipulation (rifle and handgun)
  • Thresholds
  • Open doors/closed doors
  • Hallways
  • Last room
  • Stairways
  • Priorities of work inside a room
  • Identifying a barricade
 
Equipment Required:
 
  • Duty belt
  • Rifle with sling and sims conversion kit
  • Pistol with sims conversion kit
  • Eye and ear protection
  • Note-taking material
  • Weapons-mounted light (optional, highly recommended)
  • Handheld light
  • Range attire
  • 50 sim rounds pistol, 100 sim rounds rifle.

Instructor: Bennie Cooley & Bryan Morgan – Hat Creek

Training Details:

The Patrol Rifle – Long-Range Shooting Course is tailored for law enforcement officers to enhance their proficiency with duty rifles across a range of practical distances and situations commonly encountered on patrol. This hands-on training focuses on building confidence, sharpening skills, and maximizing the effectiveness of your gear in dynamic, real-world scenarios—such as engaging threats at mid-to-long-range, managing cover, and adapting to environmental variables.

Officers will develop a deeper understanding of:

  • Precision Shooting Fundamentals: Techniques to consistently hit targets from 50 to 300 yards, including stance, trigger control, and sight alignment.
  • Scenario-Based Performance: How to assess and respond to common patrol encounters, like barricaded suspects, active threats in open areas, or vehicle-related incidents.
  • Gear Optimization: Leveraging optics, slings, and rifle setups for speed and accuracy under pressure.
  • Environmental Analysis: Adjusting for wind, lighting, and terrain to ensure reliable hits.
  • Self-Diagnostic Skills: Identifying personal strengths and weaknesses through structured drills, with immediate feedback for rapid improvement.
Equipment Required:
 
  • 400 rounds of .223 are required at minimum, but depending on group progress, expect to potentially fire significantly more.
  • AR-15 platform rifle
  • LPVO (Low Power Variable Optics) with a MIL or MOA
  • 4 magazines
  • 1 mag pouch
  • Rifle sling
  • Eye protection
  • ELECTRONIC Ear Protection

Instructor: Cody Cohen – Genesis Arms/VerTac Training

Training Details:

Cody Cohen and Brandon Verrett will share proven methods for engaging officers of varying backgrounds, experience levels, and skill sets. Their focus is on helping law enforcement instructors build effective lesson plans that maximize efficiency while respecting critical department resources such as ammunition, budget, and overtime. Efficiency and effectiveness are essential when your goal is to make your people better—faster.

Throughout this 8-hour course, students will be introduced to modern training concepts including practical shooting, hit-factor scoring, and baseline evaluations and metrics. Hit-factor scoring measures performance by assessing how well a shooter balances speed and accuracy in context.

Training begins with a concise 200-round pistol program built around VerTac’s Diagnose, Calibrate, and Assessment framework to improve efficiency and shooting performance. From there, students will explore broader instructional strategies for introducing officers to weapon systems. Using the state-of-the-art Genesis Arms Gen 12, instructors will demonstrate the HOW and WHY behind building proficiency, performance, and accountability with new or existing tools. These methods help law enforcement trainers reduce wasted resources, minimize liability, and accelerate officer capability.

 
Equipment Required:
  • 250 handgun rounds
  • Eye protection
  • Ear protection (electronic preferred)
  • 1 agency patch (per department, not per student)

Hotel Information

Take advantage of our great corporate rates with the Hampton Inn & Suites by Hilton in Spanish Fork, UT. This great venue is just 22-minutes south of Thistle Gun Range and has a variety of shops and restaurants within a couple blocks of the hotel. Enjoy amenities like free hot breakfast, included Wi-Fi, fitness center, indoor pool and whirlpool.

Course Cost

$950

Registration for 2025 will happen in two parts:

  • FIRST: Registration for this event. Click REGISTER HERE

You can register and pay now to reserve your spot at the 2025 training camp.

  • SECOND: Enrollment in daily training course selections. (at a later date)

As we get closer to the event, we will notify all registered attendees when course sign-ups will open.

LETC is a limited-capacity event to maintain the highest level of training. Secure your spot by registering today.

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LETC 2025 Recap

Thank you to all those who participated in LETC 2025! We had an awesome turnout from attendees, sponsors, and instructors. We appreciate the opportunity to support our law enforcement officers from all over the country in their efforts to keep our communities safe. We couldn’t do this with out incredible support from industry partners, and support from local sponsors. Can’t wait for next year!

2024 LETC RECAP

2023 STUDENT RECAP

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INTERESTED IN SPONSORING LETC?

Every year, sponsor from across the industry come out to support the training provided at LETC, and this year is no different. Our sponsors will present at our Vendor night, offer gifts in the LETC Raffle, and provide swag and unique gifts for LETC participants. Their sponsorships supply many of the needs for LETC and we couldn’t thank them enough.  

Interested in becoming a sponsor for LETC 2026? The opportunity to get your brand or company out in front of 100+ law enforcement officers and Action Target’s customers is one you won’t want to miss. Check out our Sponsor Packet and reach out to Emmett Clare at [email protected]. Spots are filling quickly!