Meredith Campbell, SWAT B.E.A.S.T
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Meredith Campbell, SWAT B.E.A.S.T


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Are you able to effectively protect your school, family, religious institution, or home?

Want to know the most modern and safe techniques to protect yourself?

Founded by Meredith Campbell, SWAT B.E.A.S.T. trains students of all levels to prepare for a variety of modern-day combat and self-defense situations.

The curriculum is based on significant operational experience gained from real-world tactical deployments. From handgun fundamentals for new gun owners to marksmanship dynamics and scenario-based tactics, Campbell offers classes and solutions for those who strive to become proficiently trained with a firearm. swatbeast.com


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