In addition to class learning, all of our courses teach students self-diagnostic skills to continue development of their own personal performance.
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DEFENSIVE CARBINE I CLINIC
4.5 HRS
This clinic covers the basic defensive use of the carbine (AR platform 5.56/.223). It will begin with the fundamentals of marksmanship and move into more advanced drills. Students will improve their carbine handling skills with a strong emphasis on the fundamentals. Students will learn self-diagnostic skills to continue development of their own personal performance.
DEFENSIVE CARBINE CLASS I
8 hrs
This class is an extended version of our 4-hour clinic, but is a full 8-hours of training that includes additional drills, 50-yard qualification course of fire, field firing to 100 yards, and live fire malfunction clearance. This class covers the basic defensive use of the carbine (AR platform 5.56/.223). It will begin with the fundamentals of marksmanship and move into more advanced drills. Students will improve their carbine handling skills with a strong emphasis on the fundamentals. Students will learn self-diagnostic skills to continue development of their own personal performance.
DEFENSIVE CARBINE CLASS II
8 HRS
This class is a continuation of our defensive carbine series. It includes additional drills, 50-yard qualification course of fire, field firing to 100 yards, and live fire malfunction clearance drills. This class covers the basic defensive use of the carbine (AR platform 5.56/.223). We will begin with a review of the topics and fundamentals of marksmanship from Defensive Carbine I and move into more advanced drills. Students will continue to improve their carbine handling skills while reinforcing the fundamentals of marksmanship. Timed drills will help the student learn the balance between speed and accuracy.
Prerequisite: defensive carbine I or equivalent training
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TACTICAL RIFLE I
2 DAYS
This 2-day class covers the basic tactical use of the carbine (AR Platform 5.56/.223). It begins with the basics, including fundamentals of marksmanship, equipment selection, safety, manipulations, reloads (tactical & speed), and malfunctions. Students will increase their proficiency in close to midrange firing, tactical engagement of targets, ballistics review, the use of cover and move into more advanced drills. Primary focus is raising the accuracy level and tactical handling of the carbine.
TACTICAL RIFLE II
2 DAYS
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This course reviews the fundamentals and then focuses on refining accuracy and multiple target engagements. Drills will emphasize weak shoulder, moving, awkward positions, prone firing, and moving into more advance long-range engagements.
This course is designed for PSD operators in high-risk areas. A strong emphasis will be placed on moving and shooting in, around, and from vehicles.
The intent of this course is to teach the student individual tactics and the use of the rifle in close range, high speed, defensive scenarios. The individual will learn rapid assumption of various shooting positions to maximize the use of cover and concealment and to provide for a more stable firing platform.
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Subjects Covered:
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- Firearms safety as it pertains to rifles and lethal encounters
- Marksmanship fundamentals: stance, grip, sight alignment, trigger press, follow through
- Conditions of carry, carry techniques, ready positions, mounting of the rifle from the ready and carry/slung positions
- Firing positions: primary positions, secondary positions, special positions
- Speed reloading, tactical reloading, malfunction drills
- Rapid engagement of single and multiple opponents, rapid target acquisition
- Pivoting and traversing
- Individual tactics, tactical safety, movement, channelization, utilization of distance
- Tactical management of danger areas such as doorways, corners, stairwells, etc.
- Proper utilization of cover and concealment
- Defining the role of the rifle in defense, rifle terminology, rifle types and selection
- Requirements/advantages of the rifle, shotguns vs. rifles
- A full night fire / low light session
- Carry systems, accessories, modifications, sights
- Realistic ranges, rifle ballistics and 'stopping power'
- The legalities of deadly force