1 Day Carbine Operator

1-Day Carbine Operator

Most shooters are leaving performance on the table with their carbines.

In my experience, the majority of shooters:

• Do not properly configure their rifle to fit their body and mission.
• Manipulate the carbine inefficiently — or worse, unsafely.
• Struggle to enter, stabilize in, and exit shooting positions without bleeding time and accuracy.

Whether you run an AR, AK, or PCC, your carbine should work for you — not against you.

This one-day course distills the first day (and key elements of day two) from my full
Accountability at Speed with a Carbine course into a focused, high-efficiency training experience.

What You’ll Learn

• How to properly set up and configure your carbine for your intended role
• Understanding carbine types and configurations (SBR, SPR, DMR, General Purpose, etc.)
• Safe and efficient manipulation under time
• Position entry, stability building, and efficient exits
• Delivering fast, accountable hits from multiple positions

You should expect to make consistent hits on 6” plates at 100 yards — and understand why you’re able to do it.

This is not a “burn ammo and hope” class.
This is structured performance.

(Active LE/MIL: contact me directly for agency pricing.)

Gear Requirements

• Serviceable carbine (PCCs welcome)
• Sling (I have loaners available)
• At least one magazine pouch (or a back pocket)
• Closed-toe shoes
• Eye and ear protection
• Minimum 250 rounds
• Hydration, lunch, and snacks (30-minute lunch break)
• Optional: shooting mat, knee pads, bipod, shooting bags, etc.