SCOPED CARBINE LEVEL 1

Designed for shooters running magnified carbines, this high-intensity course delivers the perfect blend of long-range precision and carbine agility. Adapted from full-length, long-range curricula, it focuses on mobility, volume of fire, and maintaining accuracy at extended distances without sacrificing speed.

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You’ll train to engage targets accurately from 100 to 600+ yards, learning to balance deliberate marksmanship with rapid, repeatable hits. Whether your background is tactical, competitive, or general-purpose, this course will refine your skills in mid-range problem-solving and elevate your confidence across diverse terrain.

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Using barricades, environmental props, and field conditions, you’ll develop stable shooting positions and learn to run your gear efficiently. Applied Ballistics instruction and the use of MRAD/MOA optics are central to the program, ensuring shooters can make informed, real-time decisions with clarity.

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What You’ll Learn:

• Positional shooting from props, barricades, and terrain features
• Extended distance familiarization (100–700 yards, location/weather dependent)
• Target ID and real-time engagement under varied conditions
• Max point blank range principles and effective range maximization
• Use of ballistic tools (Applied Ballistics app, Kestrel optional)
• Equipment setup and scoped carbine optimization for precision volume fire
• Creating and referencing dope cards on the fly

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Required Gear:

• Scoped carbine with adjustable MRAD/MOA optic (6x–18x recommended)
• 700+ rounds of match ammo (same brand/grain, 75–77gr preferred)
• 3-mag minimum load carriage (chest rig, belt, etc.)
• Ear/eye protection, IFAK, tools, weather gear, note-taking materials
• Bipod or assault pack, shooting bag, clipboard, index cards, quarterback sleeve

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Optional Gear:

• Kestrel
• Chronograph
• Knee pads
• Rangefinder
• Shooting mat

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This course is designed for shooters who demand precision without sacrificing speed. Refine your mid-range performance and redefine what your carbine is capable of.