Product Overview
This class is different each time we run it. It's a helping of Team Dynamics, topped with the Master Class and a sprinkling of Small Unit Tactics. There's a large side order of Dynamic Carbine in the mix with a splash of Low Light.
The focus of the class is working tactics and skills in a fire team. Whether you are already on a team now, either .Mil, LE, or even a Mutual Aid Group, this class will be right up your alley. If you don't have a team, it's OK, we'll bring you a team to work with. If your goal is to prepare for a deployment, plot for the next riot that rolls through town, or any other type of civil unrest, this is the class for you.
Some classes have a maritime component, some have vehicle components, and some have a DMR/Precision component. We're really only limited by the host range accommodations. All classes will have at least one night shoot, but we try to have at least two. There will be elements of radio use and Land Nav, as well as in-depth planning operations.
Prerequisite: Carbine training, such as Dynamic Carbine.
Gear List:
An open mind
Note Taking Materials
Eye and Ear Protection (electronic Ear Pro recommended) (clear for Night shoot)
Weather-appropriate, sturdy drab clothing clothing
Sturdy Outdoor footwear (Hikers or Boots)
Load carriage of your choice
Assault Pack
A ZEROED fighting carbine (Pistol caliber/rimfire OK)
A rifle-mounted Weapon Light
5 magazines min.
800 rounds of quality ammo
A Fighting Pistol
3 Pistol Magazines
A sturdy OWB Holster
Handheld flashlight
Headlamp/Admin Light
A radio capable of operating on MURS channels
A handheld GPS
Whistle
Gun lube of choice, cleaning gear
A roll of tan masking tape
Stapler and staples
Kneepads (optional)
Night Vision/Thermal is welcome, but not required
A packed lunch and beverages for each day
$Range Fee as indicated in the confirmation email (Varies by Location; 0-25 as set by the host range)
Some classes will require a personal flotation device, some will require a DMR/Precision gun (loaner available), and some classes may require a DOT-approved helmet. These will be location-dependent.
