Ron Avery

Ron Avery is co-founder and director of training for The Tactical Performance Center (TPC) located in St. George, Utah. TPC is dedicated to teaching state of the art firearms training doctrine to law enforcement, military personnel and civilians.

Ron is a former police officer, as well as a martial artist, and he brings that experience into the training environment. He is internationally recognized as a researcher, firearms trainer and world class shooter. His training methodology is currently being used by hundreds of agencies and thousands of individuals across the US and internationally. He is a weapons and tactics trainer for handgun, carbine, precision rifle and shotgun, as well as advanced instructor schools, defensive tactics, low light tactics and officer survival. He is also a consultant for firearms training programs, use of force and firearms research, range development, instructor and program development, and other firearms or related topics.

In addition to training at his on-site facility, he travels with TPC staff and conducts training for law enforcement agencies, military personnel from all branches of the armed forces, competitive shooters and qualified civilian shooters.

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Things to know about night vision and thermal technology
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Police officers need to know night vision capabilities and understand the myths vs. facts for night vision technology
SHOT Show 2018 roundup: Innovative gear from the show floor
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This year's SHOT Show featured some multi-purpose innovative gear offering great value for the money
The value of CCW 'first responders' in active shooter situations
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LE and government need to treat CCW holders as a valuable, volunteer resource and educate, coordinate and actively work with them
Why police should participate in competitive shooting sports
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Anyone who has competed or watched competitive shooters in USPSA, IPSC, Steel Challenge, 3-Gun Nation, and other action-shooting sports knows just how fast and accurate these shooters can be
SHOT Show 2016: Bix'n Andy's Remington 700 trigger system and BulletCentral.com
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I stopped by BulletCentral.com and spoke with the owner in regards to the new Bix'n Andy Remington 700 replacement trigger system and some other top quality products
SHOT Show 2016: Checking in with Nexus Ammunition
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Nexus Ammunition may very well be the home of some of the most consistently accurate rifle ammo on the commercial market
SHOT Show 2016: C-More Systems reveals new red dot, laser sight
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The company is known in the competitive shooting world for their red dot sights on handguns
SHOT Show 2016: Hands-on with Alessi Holsters' custom leather holsters
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These look a lot better than other leather or leather/kydex combinations I saw at SHOT Show
SHOT Show 2016: Grizzly Cartridge Company introduces .300 Blackout ammo
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Best known for high performance, hard cast lead bullets and ammo for hunting or defense against big critters, the company is making a line of .300 Blackout subsonic ammo
SHOT Show 2016: SPOT releases low-profile device for asset tracking
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The SPOT Trace can be placed on a vehicle, ATV, motorcycle, or other precious cargo
SHOT Show 2016: A look at Trijicon's latest optics
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The times they are a-changin', and red dots are going to become more widely accepted as time goes on
SHOT Show 2016: Christensen Arms showcases new long guns
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Among the offerings, the company has teamed up with Kyle Lamb and pro shooter Benny Cooley to produce a pair of carbon fiber barreled AR style carbines
SHOT Show 2016: 3 standout products from Vortex Optics
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The folks at Vortex have stepped up their game for 2016
SHOT Show 2016: UM Tactical's new compensator has a design that sets it apart from the rest
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With three tuning port washers on the device and two extra that are easily interchanged, R.A.G.E. features around 100 different configurations
10 keys to designing your own shooting drills
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The most common mistake many shooters make when designing their own drills is trying to put too many things in at once
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