Oregon Firearms Academy LLC - Tactical Rifle 1

Two Day
Defensive Carbine Course
~ This is the same rifle course taught to law enforcement ~
$250 per person
7:30 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.

Skill Level: Basic Rifle
Prerequisites: Basic Handgun Safety Course is required & Defensive Handgun 1 is strongly suggested (as we do some work with handguns as back ups to our rifles - note picture below - learning how to use a handgun when the rifle fails or runs out of ammo)

	The AR-15, Colt Sporter, Olympic Arms, Bushmaster, Mini 14, SKS, Galil, FN/FAL and other similar rifles make excellent short-range defensive firearms. This is why the Certified Instructors from Oregon Firearms Academy have taken their professional training & law enforcement experience and put together a defensive rifle course specially designed for the AR15, its variants, and other similar rifles and/or carbines. The intent of this course is to learn how to use a rifle in close range, high speed defensive situations.
You will learn: How to correctly care for, clean, & lubricate your rifle How to correctly "sight-in" your rifle - we will sight in all rifles The various methods of carry/sling positions Administrative procedures - the correct process for loading, unloading, & firearm readiness Basic tactical procedures - combat reload, tactical reload, & reducing stoppages How to assume rapid shooting positions such as offhand, prone, & kneeling Various tactical exercises including contact distance out to 25 yards How to move to the rear and laterally while shooting the rifle in self-defense How to assume various shooting positions using cover & concealment Introduction of using a Carbine/Rifle in an enclosed structure
Shooting & Moving against Moving Targets! Team Member covering for one another including transitioning to handguns - note threats/targets are moving! Class Photo!	Equipment Necessary: A magazine fed, iron sighted rifle or carbine with a sling (low power or "red dot" optics are acceptable) 1000 to 1200 rounds of ammunition of factory new MilSpec or SAAMI spec ammo is recommended for firearms manufactured for NATO nations. Please absolutely NO incendiary or tracer rounds! If you're using military surplus ammo then please make absolutely certain these rounds are not inadvertently mixed in with the training ammo. At least three (3) rifle magazines A handgun, 50 rounds of ammo & holster - NOTE: Drop Leg/Tactical Holsters are acceptable! Hearing protection ANSI/OSHA approved wrap around safety glasses required Ball cap with bill Lunch, beverage, and dress for outdoors Bottled water, sunscreen, & rain gear (its Oregon!) Knee & elbow pads are suggested but not required Bandana or something to keep the hot brass from falling down the front/back of your shirt "Injury Managment Drills" are practiced using only one hand at a time! *"Gun Food!"*

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