American Tactical Shooting Instruction LLC
presents
The Amtac Shooting Carbine 1 Course
Lead Instructor: David Cagle
24 July 2022
OKC
Amtac Shooting Carbine 1 Course or Carbine Fundamentals Course
This one-day course is designed to make you more capable by focusing on Carbine fundamentals. As protectors of our families, we want to reach the "unconscious competence" level of proficiency. The way we get to that level is by deliberate fundamentals training with feedback. Topics covered will include: mindset, carbine selection, setting up your carbine, zeroing your optics, fundamentals of marksmanship, proper weapons manipulation, fast and effective shooting at CQB and intermediate ranges, clearing malfunctions and intermediate distances and shooting and moving.
About Amtac Shooting Instructor, David Cagle
A lifelong student in the martial application of firearms, he has sought out quality training from many competent instructors and holds firearms instructor certifications from Amtac Shooting, Combat Shooting and Tactics (CSAT), Hardwired Tactical Shooting (HiTS), Rangemaster, Defense Training International, the Massad Ayoob Group, and the National Rifle Association.
He also has a background in combatives, primarily training in Muay Thai, Western Boxing, and Sayoc Kali. He holds several defensive tactics instructor certifications from the National Law Enforcement Training Center (NLETC), and a blue belt in the Pride MMA Muay Thai system.
In addition to firearms and combatives training, Mr. Cagle is actively involved with tactical medicine. He is a nationally registered EMT-B, with several discipline-specific certifications in areas such as TCCC and PHTLS. He holds tac med instructor certifications from the Federal Law Enforcement Training Center (FLETC) and ACS Stop the Bleed.
Location Private Range in OKC (exact location will be sent with the registration email)
Course Contact Information[email protected]Team Amtac: (208) 701-2542
Carbine Course Student Gear List:
1. AR-15 style rifle (if you really want to run something else let me know and we can discuss)
2. 4-5 rifle magazines
3. 600 rounds training ammo
4. Method of carrying rifle mags (Can be a chest rig, plate carrier, battle belt, or back pocket)
5. Eye protection/ hearing protection
6. Loose-fitting pants/ shirt/ hat/ gloves and knee pads are optional
7. Blow-out kit and tourniquet (not required but always recommended when shooting)
8. Water and food/ snacks
9. Spare parts for rifle and spare batteries for optics/ flashlight