Critical Precision Carbine Course

Tactical Options Carbine Critical Precision Course is a 10-hour basic to intermediate level of performance program. This course is designed to advance the student’s knowledge of their carbine system application of fundamentals, motor skills, and speed under a series of progressive teaching stages and performance drills.  Individual shooters will advance on their precision shot application on small target variables, recoil management skills, and develop confidence on their carbine manipulation skills.

Students will be exposed to modern teaching methodologies and efficient principle training paths, shortcutting trials and errors of impractical and / or incorrect teaching methodologies and performance stages that may limit or hurt the shooter’s performance. These practices are crucial in training students on accountability and the consequences of not being able to place shots accurately. Students will be taught efficient techniques for sight acquisition and sight tracking during stress courses of fire, enhanced carbine fundamental application, and increased everyday readiness status. This program will prepare the student on how to sustain newly developed skillsets in safe practices.

This 1-day program and course objectives include:

• Expeditionary mindset: everyday readiness, weapon and shooters kit set up, SOP development
• Students will understand bullet trajectory, POA/ POI, gravity, and environmental effects of round trajectory
• Carbine holdoffs with precision shot requirements utilizing maximum distance of range
• Carbine body positions flat range and vehicle exterior: kneeling, prone, roll-over prone left and right side
• Carbine precision fundamental application and marksmanship: Body position, sight alignment, breathing, the importance of proper support arms control, and controlled trigger press in
• Precision target assessment, hold-offs, and shot application while understanding principle threat variables and required shot application needed with assigned carbine system
• Individual data collection of their assigned carbine: POA / POI at various known distances and sight system hold-offs.
• Range estimation techniques of sight system and tracking methods of vertical alignment, 45-degree cant, and 90-degree cant
• Fundamental marksmanship assessment, identification of fundamental errors, and how to fix/mitigate against incorrect fundamental application based on target assessment and analysis
• Carbine precision enhanced fundamental applications, cadence engagement techniques, pistol manipulation skills
• Carbine malfunction clearance procedures, threat follow-through
• Safe weapon handling techniques under stress
• Carbine clearance procedures and threat follow-through misfires and weapon malfunctions
• Multi-target engagement criteria, problem-solving, situational analysis, and execution methods
• High percentage vs low percentage shot requirements
• Moving and shooting fundamental applications: forward, lateral, and oblique angles
• Shoot vs no-shoot target stress drills
• Barricade clearance and usage of cover stress drills

Packing List:

• Carbine system with iron sights and/or RDS (RDS most recommended) and sling
• Spare batteries and mounting screws for RDS (none will be provided)
• Minimal of 5 carbine magazines (will shorten reload times during active courses of fire)
• Duty belt, tac-belt, chest carrier system to hold spare magazines
• Range training clothing
• Ballistic tinted and clear eye protection
• Hearing protection (noise canceling recommended)
• Gloves (optional)
• Note-taking material (you will record your data)
• Weapons cleaning kit with lubricant (have Q-tips, optics mounting tools, lens wipes)
• Water and snacks
• Lunch (optional as an hour lunch break will be provided)
• Sunscreen
• Wet weather clothing (check weather)

NOTE: Contact instructor on any questions you may have about additional items not listed.

Round Count:

• 500 training carbine rounds per student

Cost:

$325.00