Carbine 2

Description

Carbine 2 is a 1-day, 5-hour class. Shooters will apply advanced manipulation and marksmanship techniques from 100 yards and in. Shooters will learn how to measure performance in conventional and unconventional positions; learn how to properly employ a primary and secondary weapon system; utilize barricades, and more. Shooters will obtain the knowledge and skills required to effectively employ the carbine.

Carbine 2 is not a beginner’s course. Carbine 1 is appropriate for those with no prior Carbine experience.

*All students must either be existing QPro Defense Clients, possess a valid concealed handgun license, or submit to a criminal background check. Law enforcement, Active Military, and First Responders are exempt from this requirement.

Carbine 2 – Required Gear List

• AR-style carbine/rifle/Pistol Caliber Carbine (PCC)
• 500 rounds factory ammo (recommended minimum, bring more, shoot more)
• Rifle magazines, standard 30-round capacity (3 min, 5 recommended)
• 2-point adjustable rifle sling (S2Delta, Ferro Concepts, Vikings Tactics, Magpul, BFG, etc.)
• Rifle magazine pouch(s) (minimum of 2 recommended)
• Handgun
• 200 rounds of factory ammo for handgun recommended (no reloads)
• Handgun magazines (3 min)
• Holster (strong side outside the waistband, no shoulder or cross-draw holsters)
• Sturdy pistol belt
• Pistol magazine pouch(s)
• Knee Pads (recommended)
• Elbow Pads (optional)
• Weapon cleaning kit & lube
• Hearing/eye protection
• Sharpie
• Clothes appropriate for the season and a high-altitude desert
• Long sleeve shirt & pants, (no low-cut open tops that can catch hot brass)
• Closed-toed athletic/outdoor footwear
• Ballcap
• Water bottle, water, snacks, lunch
• Sunscreen & Chapstick

NOTE: Carbines, handguns, and holsters of questionable quality or in questionable condition will not be
appropriate for this course. We will be conducting live-fire drills, so firearms must be reliable,
reloadable, and safe for use. Holsters must completely cover the trigger guard and retain the handgun during vigorous movement.

Questions? Contact your Lead Instructor prior to the course start date.