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Wolf Pack Tactical provides practical safety courses, personalized one-on-one firearm instruction, group firearm training, and security consulting and documentation. Every course is designed to build safe habits, stronger skills, and confidence you can rely on.
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Certified CPR, AED, and First Aid Training (Available for Individuals and Groups)
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Situational Awareness Training
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Self-Defense Instruction
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Tactical Medicine and Additional Training
• Security and Safety Consulting, including Development of Standard Operating Procedures
• Certified Safety Services by California State armed guard professionals
• Physical and Vulnerability Assessments
• Personalized one-on-one firearm instruction
• Group firearm training
• Personalized range day events
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(Ego Sum Frates Mei Custos)
At Wolf Pack Tactical, safety is more than a skill—it is a responsibility. Through practical safety courses, personalized firearm instruction, and security consulting, we help individuals and groups build confidence, awareness, and safer communities.
— Wolf Pack Tactical Inc.
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Always keep a charged cell phone! When a perpetrator enters your home, one of the first things they do is cut the phone lines. Ensuring your cell phone is charged will allow you to call 911 immediately. Check all doors and windows before bed, and set alarms. Even if your alarm system isn't working, seeing the signs or the “activated” light can still be a great deterrent for possible intruders.
Cover is protection from the fire of hostile weapons. Concealment is protection from observation.
Study your home and learn what the differences are. Full refrigerators, freezers, and brick walls are some things in your home that'll stop most firearm bullets. Concealment is an important part of self-defense. If your attacker cannot see you and know how prepared you are, you have the upper hand in protecting yourself. Knowing the difference can greatly affect your safety outcome.
Preparation Tip. Keep electronic ear protection and a flashlight with your home defense firearms.
Having a firearm safely locked away isn't enough. You should create a safety plan that includes storage and possible scenarios when using it may be necessary. This may reduce the fear and give everyone a clear understanding of the responsibility of firearm usage.
Lastly, make sure there is a medical kit on hand and knowledge on how to administer basic care.
