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Tactical Carbine - 2 Days
Outline and Course Objectives
With every SLR15 rifle that we manufacture & sell to the the public, we provide an invitation to attend one of our 2-Day Tactical Carbine Courses free of charge. We have been offering this since 2005 and many people have taken the opportunity to attend.We at SLR15 want to provide people with a quality rifle, teach them how to maintain it and shoot it so they enjoy it; most of all we like to get face-to-face with those that own our rifles, as they are part of the SLR15 Family.
SLR15 Rifles were featured as the March 2006 SWAT Magazine cover story. Our armoring course and our instructor course were reviewed in SWAT Magazine in September 2004. Our Armoring Course was just currently mentioned in the August 2006 issue of SWAT Magazine, and one of our rifles were pictured (pg.74) in the December 2006 issue of SWAT Magazine in an article by Pat Rogers on Carbine Maintenance.
The Carbine Rifle is becoming more popular in the urban setting due to its great accuracy capabilities, and generally it is easier to shoot for most people due to its lack of recoil. This lack of recoil, combined with greater accuracy, make it a favorite among shooters.
At the end of this course, attendees will have confidence that they can shoot at something and hit it, and not be intimidated by recoil.
Students will learn proper foundations, maintenance, employment, ammunition selection, mechanics and manipulation. This course is designed to hone basic fundamentals while teaching individual tactics and techniques. Movement shooting will be added and stressed. Students will deal with a multitude of different targets at varying distances, and learn to shoot from cover and concealment from twelve-plus different shooting positions. Multiple targets will challenge even the experienced operator. Proficiency will be stressed, as well as reloads, and malfunction clearing.
Classroom:
- Nomenclature and Functions.
- Sights and Sight Picture.
- Basic Maintenance and Advanced Maintenance.
- Basic Ballistic Issues
Range:
- Fitting and Uses of the Sling. (single-point, 2-point, and 3-point)
- Three-Point Sling:
- Backpack Carry
- Suitcase Carry
- Tactical Carry:
- Low Muzzle Frontal
- High Muzzle Frontal
- Patrol Carry:
- Behind the Backup Weapon
- Left-hand & Right-hand Fitting
- Proper Fitting (tension)
- Military (Hasty)
- African (Weakside) Carry
- Explanation of Loading/Unloading, and Malfunctions.
- Backup Weapon Transitioning.
- Principles of Marksmanship:
- Stance & Grip
- Low Ready
- High Ready
- Presentation Mounting
- Sighting & Aiming
- Trigger Control & Follow Through
- Recovery & Breathing
- Single Fire
- Double Tap
- Hammer Fire
- Controlled Fire
- Fail to Stop Issues
- Firing Positions (strong & weak side):
- Hi-Lo Kneel / Hi-Lo Sitting / Reverse Kneeling
- Sitting
- Double Kneeling Hi-Lo
- Seated / Rice Patty Prone
- Prone
- Military Prone
- Cooper Rollover
- Roll up/Supine
- SBU Prone
Movement Shooting:
- Forward Slow/Med/Fast (3 types)
- Rearward
- Lateral (2 types)
- 360-degree engagements
- Distance Engagements (100-300yds range permitting).
Extra, as time and range permits:
- 2-man tactics
- 2-4 man building clearing
- Fighting around vehicles
- Low Light Tactics and Application
- CQB
Student Materials (Minimum Suggestion)
- Tactical Carbine Rifle & 3-magazines
- 1200 rounds of Carbine Ammunition (minimum)
- Handgun with holster & 200 rounds Handgun Ammunition
- Protective Ear and Eye Wear, Hat, Sun block, Rain Gear, Water, etc.
Cost
Cost for the two day Tactical Carbine Rifle course is $350. Attendance at this course is free one time for registered owners of SLR15 Rifles.
Location
This class is generally held at the Westbranch Gun Club in Princeton, Minnesota. We also offer this course at various locations around the US.
Precision Rifle
Outline and Course Objectives
This course will emphasize fundamentals of scoped rifle marksmanship. The program progresses the student from basics to more advanced information on the application of the scoped rifle.
- Ballistics: Internal, External and Terminal
- Ballistic tables for the .308 caliber rifle
- Zeroing the rifle (100 yard Zero recommended)
- Position shooting: Prone W/bipod, Sitting, Kneeling and improvised positions
- Elevation and windage changes for varying ranges/wind conditions.
- Range Estimation
- Proper use of Camouflage
- Fieldcraft
Student Materials (Minimum Suggestion)
Equipment for Precision Rifle:- Sub MOA Rifle (.308 cal. Preferred)
- Rifle Scope (target knobs or finger adjustable preferred)
- Bipod
- Binoculars
- Bean bag or Sand Sock (some will be available for use/purchase)
- Spotting Scope and Tripod
- Laser Rangefinder (Optional)
- Shooting mat; Tarp and or Poncho
- Notebook and Pencils
- 250 Rounds Match Grade Ammo
- Leatherman Type Tool
- Ear & eye protection
- Knee & elbow pads (optional)
- Hat; Vail; Ghille Suit or camouflage clothing
- 2 Boot laces or 25feet of Paracord
- 1 Small Roll camouflage Duct Tape
- Handgun, Holster, Xtra Mag, Ammo
- Lunch, Drinks, Water, Snacks
Cleaning Gear:
- One-piece cleaning rod, stainless steel or coated. Never use segmented steel or aluminum rod
- Brass jag
- Bore guide
- Bronze "Benchrest" bore brush. Ensure it is 100% Bronze or brass construction.
- Flannel cleaning patches
- Wiping rags such as shop rags or ripped up T-shirts.
- Cleaning Solvent
- Copper removing solvent
- Lubricant (Militech or Slip 2000 Preferred)
- Lens dust brush, lens paper, and lens cleaner for scope lenses. (Available at camera stores)
Cost
$350 fot two days.
Location
This class is held at the Westbranch Gun Club in Princeton, Minnesota.