June 21-22 - Scoped Carbine - Camden, TN

A magnified optic or scope on an AR increases the range that you can engage.  Scoped Carbine bridges the gap between long range or precision rifle shooting and combat carbine.  If you can see it you should be able to hit it, and you can with the right tools and understanding.

Prerequisites - None

Topics Covered Include -

• Safety Brief 

• Equipment selection

• Length of pull and eye relief

• Zero procedures and theory

• Data collection

• Ballistics

• Shooting positions

• Intermediate and long range marksmanship

• Marksmanship fundamentals

• Multiple threats

• Rapid engagement

• Range estimation

• Use of optics and iron sights

• Use of cover

Equipment list -

• Positive attitude

• Quality, serviceable AR15 rifle 5.56 or larger with magnified optic, sling, bipod and at least 500 rounds of quality match grade ammunition 69/75/77 grain. (does not have to be match ammo but quality ammo that will shoot less than 2” group at 100 yards from your rifle.)

• At least 3 quality magazines for your rifle (20 round recommended)

• Spotting scope (optional)

• Shooting matt

• Rear support bag

• Kestrel or ballistic calculator (optional)

• Knee/elbow pads (optional)

• Eye protection, wrap around

• Ear protection, muff style are recommended

• Duty/call out gear

• Hat with brim or bill

• Water & Lunch

• Sunblock/insect repellent as needed

• Rain gear as needed

• Notebook/pen

• Cleaning kit with lube

If you are an armed professional who utilizes certain tactical gear during the course of your duties, by all means please bring it with you and train with it. Not all of the training will require your kit so try to have some pouches to train “slick”.