When you carry daily, you're not just betting on your firearm—you're betting on your training. I'm Oscar Luna, founder of Luna Tactical, and this course is for those who don’t just want to check a box, but want to walk out knowing they’re actually ready to fight with a gun under pressure, from concealment.
You’ve completed your basic CCW training and feel like that was the bare minimum.
You carry regularly and want to build muscle memory under stress.
You’re serious about protecting yourself or your loved ones in a real-world, non-range environment.
Fighting from Concealment
Draw from under garments, seated positions, and inside vehicles. We build in real-world complexity—this isn’t clean range shooting.
Reactive Threat Engagement
Identify, assess, and respond to dynamic threats with movement, multiple attackers, and unorthodox angles.
Use of Cover/Concealment in Urban Environments
Train on barricades, angles, and movement that mirrors hallways, doorways, and transitional spaces.
Shooting on the Move
Forward, lateral, backward, and diagonal engagement with decision-making under pressure.
Emergency & Tactical Reloads Under Stress
Refine your reloads while engaging, transitioning, or moving, with shot accountability always prioritized.
One-Handed & Support Hand Shooting
Address the realities of being injured or needing to use your support hand while managing a loved one.
Post-Engagement Protocols
Scan, assess, communicate, and control the aftermath. Holster safely while maintaining situational dominance.
Legal & Aftermath Considerations
Learn what to say (and what NOT to say) after a defensive gun use. Understand your legal and ethical boundaries in California.
Valid CCW permit (any county)
Completion of basic handgun or CCW training
Strong understanding of firearm safety and manipulation
This is not a beginner class—students must be able to safely draw and shoot from concealment
When you carry daily, you're not just betting on your firearm—you're betting on your training. I'm Oscar Luna, founder of Luna Tactical, and this course is for those who don’t just want to check a box, but want to walk out knowing they’re actually ready to fight with a gun under pressure, from concealment.
You’ve completed your basic CCW training and feel like that was the bare minimum.
You carry regularly and want to build muscle memory under stress.
You’re serious about protecting yourself or your loved ones in a real-world, non-range environment.
Fighting from Concealment
Draw from under garments, seated positions, and inside vehicles. We build in real-world complexity—this isn’t clean range shooting.
Reactive Threat Engagement
Identify, assess, and respond to dynamic threats with movement, multiple attackers, and unorthodox angles.
Use of Cover/Concealment in Urban Environments
Train on barricades, angles, and movement that mirrors hallways, doorways, and transitional spaces.
Shooting on the Move
Forward, lateral, backward, and diagonal engagement with decision-making under pressure.
Emergency & Tactical Reloads Under Stress
Refine your reloads while engaging, transitioning, or moving, with shot accountability always prioritized.
One-Handed & Support Hand Shooting
Address the realities of being injured or needing to use your support hand while managing a loved one.
Post-Engagement Protocols
Scan, assess, communicate, and control the aftermath. Holster safely while maintaining situational dominance.
Legal & Aftermath Considerations
Learn what to say (and what NOT to say) after a defensive gun use. Understand your legal and ethical boundaries in California.
Valid CCW permit (any county)
Completion of basic handgun or CCW training
Strong understanding of firearm safety and manipulation
This is not a beginner class—students must be able to safely draw and shoot from concealment
Duration: 8–9 hours (Full Day)
Round Count: 400–600 rounds
Location: Outdoor range in SoCal (location sent upon registration)
Required Gear:
Concealed carry holster (no Serpa or soft nylon holsters)
Belt-mounted mag pouch(es)
Reliable carry handgun (semi-auto preferred)
3–5 magazines
Eye/ear protection, weather-appropriate clothing
Water, snacks, sunscreen
