Basic Carbine
Duration
333 min
Level
Low / Medium / High
Location
Indoor / Outdoor
This course is intended for users willing to use the rifle as their primary firearm in a tactical and sports environment. You will be able to practice skills to increase and consolidate rifle handling. The course is perfect for beginners, as well as police and military personnel eager to practice the basic and fundamental principles of shooting with a rifle.
Required Gear
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Lessons
Loading the rifle. Replacing the magazine
Practical exercises on different types of magazine replacement. Safety during loading/unloading of the rifle. Other technique options of sending the cartridge to the chamber in different weapon systems.
Changing directions
Various options for changing the shooting direction and control. Turning the body and manipulating the rifle with various options for changing directions. Work of the body, legs, and arms. The sequence of actions when changing directions.
AR. Troubleshooting malfunctions.
Detecting and eliminating the main malfunction types\: double feed, stuck cartridge, failure of the cartridge, and closing the sleeve. The sequence and the technique of performing actions in case of malfunctions.
Fundamental principles
This lesson explores the first fundamental principles of working with a rifle. Safety precautions when handling a rifle. Techniques and principles of performing stance, grip, and aiming.
Body position
The lesson provides exercises for shooting from different body positions. Technique for changing body positions and shooting levels. Different styles and techniques of changing body positions — "on the knee," "lying down."
Inspection, drawing out, change of hands, concept of the working area
Grip formation and its types. Body position when forming the isosceles stance. Different options for drawing out the rifle to the aiming point adapted to various tasks and goals. The concept of a working area.