Browse all eight offerings from Go Noisy’s website. These are their published programs and reference prices, checked September 23, 2026. MGAC course selection, dates and final pricing are coming soon. Availability at MGAC is not yet confirmed for every course below.
View full-size flyer ↗01 / 1 day$200 / adult
Protecting Your Family – Vehicle Defense
A family-focused course on awareness, avoiding escalation, communication and judgment during vehicle-related emergencies. Includes case studies and scenario-based learning.
Who it’s for & what to bring
Designed for couples, families and frequent drivers. Listed group size: 8–16 adults. Go Noisy lists under-18s as free with a parent; MGAC age eligibility must be confirmed.
The provider says simulation equipment is supplied, but its page contains conflicting live-fire wording. Confirm the format before booking. Bring lunch.
View full-size flyer ↗02 / 1 day · 8am–5pm$500
Defensive Pistol for the Street (CCW)
Concealed-carry training covering preparedness, scenario judgment, legal and ethical considerations, and decision-making under pressure.
Who it’s for & what to bring
For experienced, competent pistol users; not an introductory class. Listed group size: 2–5. Go Noisy requires this course before Pistol CQC.
Provider lists a carry pistol, 400 rounds, holster, three magazines, magazine holder, and eye/ear protection. Review the full equipment list.
View full-size flyer ↗03 / 1 day · 8am–5pm$500
Pistol CQC (CCW)
Advanced close-proximity defensive pistol training with an emphasis on judgment, preparedness and legal and ethical considerations in confined environments.
Who it’s for & what to bring
Prior Defensive Pistol for the Street training, strong pistol proficiency and good fitness required. Not for novice shooters. Listed group size: 2–5.
Provider lists a pistol, 300 rounds, suitable carry equipment, and eye/ear protection. Confirm prerequisites directly with Go Noisy.
View full-size flyer ↗04 / 5 hours$300
Street Light Night Shoot
A low-light course focused on identification, judgment, communication and equipment familiarity in a street-lit training environment.
Who it’s for & what to bring
Experienced shooters only; listed group size: 2–5. No night-vision equipment required or covered. Start times depend on the season.
Provider lists pistol/rifle equipment, ammunition, clear eye protection, hearing protection, a flashlight and chamber flags. Confirm ammunition quantities and venue facilities.
View full-size flyer ↗05 / 4- or 8-hour sessionsRequest a quote
1-on-1 Private Training & Personal Development
Individual coaching built around a training-needs questionnaire. Suitable for all experience levels, with a program tailored to personal goals.
Who it’s for & what to bring
Choose 1–4 sessions per month. The current listing offers renewable one-month or discounted three-month programs.
Email Go Noisy for the questionnaire and pricing brochure. Equipment and ammunition requirements are set for your individual program.
View full-size flyer ↗06 / 4- or 8-hour sessionsRequest a quote
Family Unit – Private Training & Personal Development
A tailored family program centered on communication, teamwork, preparedness and each person’s role in an emergency.
Who it’s for & what to bring
Choose 1–4 sessions monthly, with renewable one-month or discounted three-month programs. Go Noisy lists under-18s as free; confirm eligibility and MGAC rules.
Request the training-needs questionnaire and pricing brochure by email. Equipment and ammunition depend on the agreed program.
07 / 5 daysRequest a quote
Small Unit Tactics
An organization-specific program for military units, law enforcement and government organizations. Content is agreed directly with the provider.
Who it’s for & what to bring
Institutional training enquiries. Go Noisy asks organizations to contact them for scope, dates, eligibility and pricing.
Equipment and clothing are specific to the organization’s role and agreed training requirements.
08 / Duration tailored to the teamRequest a quote
Armed Executive Protection Sustainment Training
Continuing development for protection professionals, addressing skill retention, team standards, communication and leadership.
Who it’s for & what to bring
For individuals and protection teams. Good fitness is required; the provider describes an initial firearms-proficiency assessment.
Pricing depends on content, duration and reporting. The provider says ammunition is included; confirm the final package and role-specific equipment.
Prices are Go Noisy’s published USD rates, not confirmed MGAC event prices. Ask about any venue charges, taxes, equipment costs and the final total before payment. Custom programs require a quote; a $0 listing does not mean free training. Official course catalogue ↗
