Defensive Carbine Tactics 1 near Sheridan Oregon

Description

The Defensive Carbine Tactics 1 course is eight (8) hours of entry-level carbine/rifle training at a shooting range. Our goal is to help students figure out the optimum setup for the environment they may find themselves in.

Prerequisite:

Prior to taking the Defensive Carbine Tactics 1 each student is required to complete Defensive Handgun Tactics 1 or an equivalent Level 1 course through a reputable company and demonstrate intermediate-level competency with a handgun.

Course Topics Include

• Mindset and philosophies of use when employing a firearm for self-defense.
• Different style carbines, gear, optics, and accessories
• Types of equipment to avoid

Dry Fire Manipulations Include

• Proper weapons handling
• Loading/unloading
• Malfunction clearing

Live Fire Manipulations Include

• Establishing a zero and accuracy analysis
• Stances, methods of movement, shooting from kneeling/prone positions, shooting around cover
• Distance shooting drills
• Transitioning to your secondary weapon
• Multi-target acquisition drills

Our qualified staff will give each student individual guidance to ensure they have the tools for success during the duration of the class.

Required Gear*

– Carbine (You do not need an AR-15 style carbine/rifle for this class as we can accommodate whatever platform you bring: AK, FAL, Tavor, Steyer AUG, Sig 556, Galil, HK, Ruger Mini 14/30, etc)
– 2+ Carbine magazines
– Magazine pouch (Chest rigs are ok)
– Sling
– 350 rounds of Carbine ammunition
– Handgun
– Holster
– 2 handgun magazines
– Magazine pouch
– 50 rounds of handgun ammunition
– Belt and suitable clothing (range is outdoors, dress for the weather)
– Shoes with good lateral support
– Knee pads (optional)
– Sunscreen (weather dependent)
– Hat with visor
– Eye and ear protection
– Lunch, snacks, and drinks (refrigeration is unavailable. There is a market nearby for purchasing lunch)

*Rental equipment (firearm/ammunition/eye & ear protection) is available for an additional fee and with advanced notice.

All firearms must be unloaded and in a case or holster upon arrival. All firearms will remain in their case or holster until specifically directed to be taken out under the guidance of a DFI instructor.