www.tacticalimmersion.com
Tactical Immersion will be conducting a Combat Rifle Immersion course at Cedar Ridge Range on 29-30 September.This is a 2 day (16 hour) long basic to intermediate level course that covers several topics involving the use of a rifle/carbine in combat conditions. This is not a rules, laws or use of force orientated training course. This course is focused on developing all of the employment skills needed to use a rifle/carbine effectively in combat. Students will be given a basic skills test prior to training, and given final skills test upon completion of the course. The test scores will be used to show the students their margin of improvement as well as assign a classification of the students shooting ability (i.e. Basic, Intermediate, or Advanced).
<span style="color: #990000">***Note this course is very physically demanding and consist of running, kneeling, bending, lifting, crawling, jumping and many more physically demanding tasks. Students should be in good physical shape and without significant physical or medical limitation when attending this course.***</span>
<span style="font-weight: bold">Topics include but are not limited to:</span>
Safety & Range Brief
Combat Mindset
Tactical Human Anatomy
Rifle Manipulation
Fundamentals of Marksmanship
Muscle Memory Drills
Standard and Adaptive Shooting Positions
Close Quarters Marksmanship
Rapid Threat Engagement
Multi Threat Engagement
Shooting on the Move
Tactics, Techniques and Procedures
Stress Shooting & Speed Drills
Scenarios & Team Drills
<span style="font-weight: bold">Equipment needed:</span>
Eye and Ear protection
Knee and elbow Pads (recommended but optional).
Magazine fed rifle/carbine with 3 magazines (5 magazines recommended) and 750 rounds of serviceable ammunition.
Pistol with a holster and 50rds of ammo (optional for transition drills).
Quality belt mounted magazine pouches.
Quality rifle sling (no cheap Chinese, air soft slings)
Weather appropriate, sturdy clothing and good footwear such as hiking boots that provide good ankle support
Sunscreen, bug spray, drinking water and snacks are highly recommended.
Athletic or medical tape for fingers and hands is also recommended.
Course cost is $300, we offer a 10% discount to all active and retired MIL, LE, FIRE/EMS, as well as public educators and single parents.
Contact us at: [email protected] or by phone at (210)995-1425
Tactical Immersion will be conducting a Combat Rifle Immersion course at Cedar Ridge Range on 29-30 September.This is a 2 day (16 hour) long basic to intermediate level course that covers several topics involving the use of a rifle/carbine in combat conditions. This is not a rules, laws or use of force orientated training course. This course is focused on developing all of the employment skills needed to use a rifle/carbine effectively in combat. Students will be given a basic skills test prior to training, and given final skills test upon completion of the course. The test scores will be used to show the students their margin of improvement as well as assign a classification of the students shooting ability (i.e. Basic, Intermediate, or Advanced).
<span style="color: #990000">***Note this course is very physically demanding and consist of running, kneeling, bending, lifting, crawling, jumping and many more physically demanding tasks. Students should be in good physical shape and without significant physical or medical limitation when attending this course.***</span>
<span style="font-weight: bold">Topics include but are not limited to:</span>
Safety & Range Brief
Combat Mindset
Tactical Human Anatomy
Rifle Manipulation
Fundamentals of Marksmanship
Muscle Memory Drills
Standard and Adaptive Shooting Positions
Close Quarters Marksmanship
Rapid Threat Engagement
Multi Threat Engagement
Shooting on the Move
Tactics, Techniques and Procedures
Stress Shooting & Speed Drills
Scenarios & Team Drills
<span style="font-weight: bold">Equipment needed:</span>
Eye and Ear protection
Knee and elbow Pads (recommended but optional).
Magazine fed rifle/carbine with 3 magazines (5 magazines recommended) and 750 rounds of serviceable ammunition.
Pistol with a holster and 50rds of ammo (optional for transition drills).
Quality belt mounted magazine pouches.
Quality rifle sling (no cheap Chinese, air soft slings)
Weather appropriate, sturdy clothing and good footwear such as hiking boots that provide good ankle support
Sunscreen, bug spray, drinking water and snacks are highly recommended.
Athletic or medical tape for fingers and hands is also recommended.
Course cost is $300, we offer a 10% discount to all active and retired MIL, LE, FIRE/EMS, as well as public educators and single parents.
Contact us at: [email protected] or by phone at (210)995-1425
