Building upon the lessons learned in Close Range Rifle/Carbine I-III, CRR/C Applied Tactics focuses on teaching and pressure testing your ability to apply tactics in a realistic, protective environment. This course emphasizes movement and fighting to and from cover, gaining the initiative, and adding to your tactical advantage while enhancing your critical thinking and problem-solving abilities in complex scenarios.

Given the likelihood that you may encounter a situation with a partner or loved one, the afternoon session will introduce partner tactics and how to effectively work with those around you to leverage a decisive advantage in a dynamic, potentially lethal-force encounter. While taking this course with a partner or family member is encouraged, it is not required. Students will be paired with a fellow classmate during the afternoon session.

Prerequisite: Close Range Rifle/Carbine I, II & III or equivalent. For questions about requirements, call or email.

Topics Covered:

• Protective Mindset and the Spectrum of Awareness

• Greater Implementation of the Wyatt Protocol

• Movement to Gain an Advantage in the Cycle of Initiative

• Fighting to and from Cover or a Position of Advantage

• Target Discrimination and Dealing with the Surrounding Environment

• Medical Treatment During a Violent Encounter

• Pre-Fight Planning and Implementation of an Action Plan

• Partner and/or Family Communication

• Partner Tactics and Movement Coordination

• Dealing with the Post-Fight

Equipment for Class:

• Rifle, Carbine, or PCC

• Iron Sights

• 3 Magazines

• Magazine Carrier, Chest Rig, or Battle Belt

• Eye and Ear Protection

• Rugged Clothing and Footwear

• Appropriate Belt – Gun Belt

• Notebook with Pen or Pencil

• Sunscreen

• Drinks, Snacks, and Lunch

Ammunition: 400 Rounds

Duration: 8 Hours