Tactical Carbine

$200.00 per person

Length 8hrs

Tactical   “of or relating to a maneuver or plan of action designed as an expedient toward gaining a desired end or temporary advantage.”

DESCRIPTION

The Tactical Carbine Course is an Intermediate to Advanced level class designed to stain your shooting fundamentals, enhance your decision-making process and to help you find the failure points in your equipment.  This class is as much a thinking class as it is a shooting class.

The class starts out with a discussion on the fundamentals of combative marksmanship and gear setup.  Be prepared to briefly discus the gear you’ve selected to use in a combative or defensive manner and why you have it set up the way it is.  (note:  this should be the same gear your have with you at the class)

The class will then move to the range where you will be taught and practice various fundamental based skills Including weapons transitions, malfunctions clearing, mag changes, shooting while moving, unconventional shooting positions, multiple target engagement and shooting around cover.

At the end of the class there will be a brief after action review critically discussing the good, bad and ugly of the class and the equipment you used.

Topics cover in this class

• Fundamentals of combative marksmanship
• Gear Setup
• Weapon Transitions
• Malfunction Clearing
• Magazine Changes
• Multiple Target Engagement
• Shooting while moving
• Shooting Around Barricades (use of cover & concealment)
• Unconventional Shooting Positions

Required Equipment

• Reliable Semi-auto Carbine (AR, AK, Mini 14/30….)
  • Optic mounted on carbine with minimum of rough zero
    • Red dot, fixed power or variable power optics are preferred
  • Rifle Sling
  • 3 Rifle Magazines (minimum)
  • 300 Rifle Rounds (minimum)
• Reliable Handgun
  • 3 Handgun Magazines (minimum)
  • 200 Handgun Rounds (minimum)
  • Strong Side belt mounted Holster
• A way to carry all magazines on your person
  • ex. body armor, load bearing equipment, battle belt
    • Bring what you use, train for the real-world
• Hearing and Eye Protection
• Water / Food
• Weather Appropriate Clothing (Close toed shoes required)

Recommended Equipment

• Chair
• Pen & Paper
• Knee and Elbow Pads (optional)