S.W.A.T. Magazine TV Taping in Texas

March 6, 2011 | Category: Rob Pincus | By: Rob Pincus

As Reported in the Texas State University ALERRT Facility Newsletter, March 2011:

SWAT Magazine on the Outdoor Network

Camera crews have been at Texas State University’s ALERRT Range and Training Facility this month filming for Season Three of SWAT Magazine TV on The Outdoor Channel. Host Rob Pincus has interviewed ALERRT’s Terry Nichols, David Burns and John Curnutt. Viewers will catch some behind-the-scenes insight into this vital active shooter response training. Season 3 will begin in July on The Outdoor Channel, and we will keep you posted! You won’t want to miss it. Click on these photos to see the trailer for the new season.

The multimillion dollar ALERRT Range Facility has grown to include several million dollars worth of structural equipment including a 25 yard covered pistol range with turning targets, a 350 yard rifle range, a sniper training area, and a breaching area that consists of breaching doors and windows. The facility also has a one-story, live fire shoot house enclosed in a metal building and a two-story, live fire shoothouse, as well as a brand new two-story, force-on-force house with a four-story rappelling/sniper tower.

Season Three of SWAT Magazine TV will also include segments with experts from Trident Concepts,Viking Tactics, Magpul Dynamics Medical, Team Megaton and Crazy Monkey Defense.

SWAT Magazine TV brings you an inside look at the training industry by taking you behind the scenes of law enforcement and military training, as well as looking at some the best training available in the private sector.

Rob Pincus hosts this action packed and informative series that will spend time with a different instructor each week. Best of all, the training you’ll see is broken down in a way that reveals the most important aspect for you to learn in your preparation for home or self defense.

SWAT Magazine TV will also feature in depth instructor profiles that get to know the men behind their messages in a way that you never have before heard.

Pictured above left, cameras are rolling as SWAT Magazine host Rob Pincus offers an overview of the 2011 season. At right, ALERRT Assistant Director Terry Nichols talks about the early days of our active shooter training program and how the program has evolved to a national standard in active shooter response.