Progressive Carbine 1; Fighting Foundation (PC1) – Goodsprings, NV
When
May 7 @ 9:00 am - 4:00 pmPrice
$300.00Course Overview
PC1 represents cutting-edge combative carbine performance with an emphasis on weapon system operation for personal defense. This course sets the stage for the PFC Carbine Series and aims to teach students tactical fundamentals and a fighting mindset. Training topics include the Carbine System & Support Gear, 3rd Generation Carbine Maintenance, Use of Force Doctrine, Fundamentals of Shot Placement, PFC Zero Protocols, Combative Marksmanship, The Dynamic Contact Position, PFC Shooting Responses, Ready & Carry Positions, Mounting & Presentations, Administrative & Combative Gun-handling, System Re-Function Drills, Bilateral Weapon Operation, and After-Action Ready Measures.
Enrollment: Open to qualified citizens, law enforcement, security personnel, Department of Defense, and government agencies/contractors.
Pre-requisite: None.
Venue Details
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Upon registration complete the following form(s) and submit prior to day one of training: Student Information and Release of Liability PFC Annex Range Complex Directions
Student Equipment
Semi-automatic carbine w/at least three (30 round) magazines
300 rounds of quality carbine ammunition for each day of training
Carbine Sling (if desired, NOT required)
Carbine magazine pouches/carry system (belt or chest mounted)
Semi-automatic pistol w/ at least 2 magazines (optional for PC1)
100 rounds handgun ammunition (optional for PC1)
Dominant-side belt holster and support-side magazine carrier ***
Hearing and Eye protection (to include clear eye protection for training after dusk)
Knee and/or elbow pads (if desired)
Sunscreen (if desired)
*** Blackhawk Serpa model holsters are strictly prohibited during live fire range training and banned in all PFC Training classes for safety reasons. For copies of PFC’s and the Federal Government’s policies regarding the use of Blackhawk Serpa holsters, contact PFC HQ
Dining
Breaks will be offered throughout the class. Bring sufficient water and snacks for consumption during these breaks, if desired. Dining off-site will not be available during lunchtime, so it is recommended that you bring lunch with you for the day.