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JLPFI offers real training for CCW holders. We move, we react, we retreat, we take cover, we deal with malfunctions and we WIN! Here is why you don't want to just go to an indoor range to take a CCW course. ITS NOT REAL. There is NO training for the day that might come like May 11th for an off duty cop and armed Marine forced to neutralize an active shooter on a freeway! This could be YOU! Come train with JLPFI and find out the difference in what we do!

Marine Veteran And Trooper Stop Massacre: Armed Citizen Neutralizes Cambridge Active Shooter | Concealed Nation A former Marine and a Massachusetts State Police trooper are being credited with preventing a mass casualty event after they neutralized a gunman who fired upwards of 60 rounds into busy afternoon traffic on Memorial Drive. While other drivers fled for their lives, the armed citizen—utilizing his ...

CCW holders need to train with the truest reality of drawing from a concealed holster on a regular basis.
Here is a recent defense story out of Tuscon Arizona:
3 Attackers, 1 Defender, and a Question Worth Sitting With
Tucson defensive shooting
Last week in Tucson, a man being robbed at gunpoint by three attackers drew his pistol, returned fire, and walked away. One robber didn't. A second was wounded. The third ran.

Read it again. Three on one. Pistols already in the attackers' hands. He still drew, he still hit, and he survived.

It happened the evening of April 20. The Armed Citizen column at American Rifleman ran the details a week later. Most readers see a headline like that and think, "good guy wins." Fine. But that framing skips the part that matters. This is what an actual fight looks like. Multiple attackers. No warning. No square range. No timer beeping.

Here's an example. The 21-foot rule, the one most CCW classes still teach as gospel, assumes a single attacker. Add a second body and your geometry changes. Add a third and most "draw and present" reps go out the window. Cover and movement aren't optional anymore. They're the whole drill.

The Big Picture

An estimated 40 to 60 percent of armed civilians never actually practice drawing from concealment. Not under stress. Not against multiple targets. Not at all. If that number even feels close to right, it means roughly half the people carrying a pistol today would be making their first real draw stroke in the moment that mattered most.

So here's the question. When was the last time you actually practiced drawing? Not racking the slide on a static range. Not casually pulling the gun out at home. A clean, repeatable draw stroke on a clock, with a target in front of you. If the answer is "I can't remember," that's the most important thing you'll read this week.

Tucson got it right. The next one might not. Train accordingly.

Call JLPFI for your personalized holster training session today!
Be ready!

Hyper Awareness Alert from Fresno PD.
Pay attention to your surroundings every minute of everyday!

Message to Our Community from the Fresno Police Department

The Fresno Police Department has become aware of a “takeover” style event being planned within the city of Fresno this upcoming weekend. Digital flyers for this unsanctioned event have been circulating on social media. Similar events like the one currently being advertised have occurred in other areas throughout the nation, and they typically involve large scale, unruly, and illegal activities.

The Fresno Police Department have a large contingency of officers working this weekend assigned to areas where this incident could occur with the flexibly of responding to different parts of the city if needed.

Our Officers will maintain high visibility and patrol our city to prevent criminal activity and ensure the safety of our community. Strict enforcement action will occur with anyone that is found committing criminal acts. These type of “takeover” events will NOT be tolerated in our city.

Great information on how to connect to your local law enforcement agency! Store these important phone #'s in your phone contacts!

Do you live within a city or in the county?

When you need to call for help (not using 911), it is critical that you know who to call. Being aware of which law enforcement agency serves the jurisdiction where you live, work, etc. will improve response times.

Click the link below to utilize our map and look up an address to learn its precise location within Fresno County. It will show you whether it is the Fresno County Sheriff's Office or a city police department that services your address.

https://links.fresnosheriff.org/cityorcounty

Please note that Sheriff's Office dispatchers handle duties for the police departments listed below. Our dispatchers will communicate with an officer in these cities to respond to your needs.

-Fowler
-Kerman
-Kingsburg
-Mendota
-Orange Cove
-Sanger
-San Joaquin

Non-emergency dispatch lines
(Please save the appropriate contacts in your phone)

-Sheriff's Office: (559) 600-3111
-Fresno Police: (559) 621-7000
-Clovis Police: (559) 324-2800
-Selma Police: (559) 896-2525
-Reedley Police: (559) 637-4250
-Parlier Police: (559) 646-6601
-Coalinga Police: (559) 935-1525
-Huron Police: (559) 945-2046
-Firebaugh Police: (559) 659-3051
-C.H.P.: (559) 705-2200

A beautiful day to train and renew CCW permits! Time to make it real!

New JLPFI Blog Release -

New JLPFI Blog Release JLPFI welcomes you to our Fall blog! Our question to each of you remains the same. Are you ready? Ready for the hustle and bustle of the holidays ahead? Are you ready for the forced stressors of a very busy environment around you? Are you focusing on what is left for you to do to be ready, or do you...

A friendly message from our valley law enforcement friends!
Happy Thanksgiving from JLPFI!