Teasdale, UT: 3-Day Recce Carbine Course
Teasdale, UT: 3-Day Recce Carbine Course
3-DAY "RECCE" CARBINE COURSE
*Course fees are for instruction only. Students are responsible for arrranging their own food/lodging in the Teasdale/Torrey, UT area. All dates subject to change/cancellation--Check back to our website regularly for updates, changes, & additions to the course schedule.
**PLEASE READ FULL COURSE DESCRIPTION: PREREQUISITES & GEAR REQUIREMENTS HAVE BEEN UPDATED
Course Description:
The Recce Carbine Course is a (3) day performance based firearms training focused on the fundamentals of gunfighting. Shooters will be challenged executing various courses of fire and maneuvering, observation skills, and situational awareness in a mountainous environment (ranging from 10-600m).
Course Requirements:
All Shooters MUST possess a mastery in safe weapons manipulation and the clearing of malfunctions with the AR platform. (This is not a “beginner course”).
Shooter’s Carbine must possess a red dot optic (shooters do not need a magnifier). Attending Follow Through’s Scoped Carbine Course prior to this course is highly recommended.
Course Subjects/Topics covered:
Gun fighting tenets
Fire & Maneuver techniques
Identifying Points of Domination
Implementation of cover and concealment
Ballistics
Target discrimination
Observation of engagement feedback
Methods of target engagement (10 to 500 meters)
Establishing a hasty range card
Recce Carbine setup requirements:
Carbine barrel length:
Shooter’s preference on barrel length for the course: 11.5”-20”, shooter’s choice.
Carbine Caliber(s)/ Ammo Requirements:
5.56, .224 Valkyrie, 300BO 6ARC, 6.5 Grendal, 6.8SPC are authorized calibers for this course. (NO .308 ammo!!)
800 rounds of quality ammo are required for the Recce course (i.e. Frontier 55gr FMJ or 62gr FMJ). Absolutely NO RELOADS!
Additional Carbine requirements:
Two-point sling (i.e. Vickers tactical sling)
(5) 30 round AR magazines (at a minimum)
Flash Hider or suppressor only. NO MUZZLE BRAKES PERMITTED!!!
Gear List:
Day Pack (small pack)
Gloves
Eye protection
Hearing protection
Sub-load belt or load bearing vest (to retain magazines)
Light weight hikers or trail running shoes (students should take seasonal/winter weather into consideration)
Tool (i.e. Leatherman)
Rear bag!!