Building on the foundation of Close Range Rifle/Carbine I, this course delves deeper into the 50-yard and closer range problem set. It expands on the skills learned previously, with a greater focus on rifle marksmanship, manipulation, and the application of critical thinking and problem-solving under stress.

We will address both simple and complex malfunctions, incorporate movement while shooting, and introduce unorthodox and bilateral shooting techniques. The use of cover and barricades will also be covered, enhancing your ability to adapt to real-world situations. In today’s uncertain times, mastering the ability to employ a rifle/carbine to protect yourself and your loved ones is a crucial part of building your personal protective system.

If you are using a Red Dot or LPVO, back-up sights are highly recommended.

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

Topics Covered:

  • 50-Yard Zero Confirmation

  • Close Range Battle Standards Assessment

  • Conventional Shooting Positions

  • Precision Shooting and Critical Thinking Exercises

  • Unconventional/Unorthodox Positional Shooting

  • Bi-Lateral Shooting

  • Rapid Threat Engagement

  • Multi-Threat Engagement Methods

  • Introduction to Use of Cover and Working the Angles

Equipment for Class:

  • Reliable Rifle – 5.56/.223, 7.62x39, .308

  • Sighting System – Iron Sights, Red Dot Optic, or Low-Powered Variable Optic

  • Rifle Magazines x 3 Minimum

  • Magazine Carrier x 2 – This can be a battle belt, chest rig, or belt carrier (shooter’s preference)

  • Rugged Clothing and Footwear

  • Hat or Headgear

  • Eye and Ear Protection

  • Gloves

  • Knee & Elbow Pads (Optional)

  • Notebook and Pen/Pencil

  • Sunscreen

  • Drinks, Snacks, and Lunch

Ammunition: 300 Rounds

Duration: 8 Hours

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