Level 2 Carbine focuses on the effective use of the carbine for defense and is step 2 in the Fieldcraft Carbine Series. This training increases the application of marksmanship fundamentals through positional shooting and progressively challenging courses of fire. This class is designed for those with a solid understanding of safety and weapon handling and will aid the shooter in preparing to use this platform in a defensive encounter. Participants must demonstrate proper firearm handling, range safety, and weapon familiarity.
Topics Covered+
Skills assessment
Fundamentals of marksmanship review
Firearm safety and handling
Height over bore considerations
Malfunction procedures
Multiple shot engagements
Target transitions
Alternate shooting positions
Cover, barricades, and obstacles
Required Gear+
350 rounds ammunition
Carbine
Weapon site
Sling
3 magazines
2 magazine carriers (belt or vest)
Gloves
Eye protection
Ear protection
Snacks and water, as we will break for lunch
Comfortable clothing and sturdy shoes appropriate for the weather and environment
Pre-Requisites+
Level 1 Carbine: While it is not required for you to take the Level 1 Carbine course prior to Level 2 Carbine, you must be able to demonstrate the skills learned in Level 1 Carbine. This amounts to safe handling of a rifle under live-fire circumstances. This is NOT an entry level course but one that builds your skills off of a foundation of safety and proper foundation learned in Level 1 Carbine. If you are competent handling a carbine safely on a range in a live-fire setting, you will be able to take Level 2 Carbine.
Course Time+
9:00am-3:00pm
Course location+
Denver, CO
Additional info+
Please direct your questions to clapin@fieldcraftsurvival.com
Please note that Fieldcraft Survival reserves the right to change the instructor for any given course due to unforeseen circumstances and an instructor change is not cause for refunds or course credit. All of our cadre are highly qualified to teach any of our curriculum. Fieldcraft Survival does not offer refunds on training courses. Course credit is given only on a case by case basis for medical emergencies and other specific unavoidable life events. Students always have the option to sell their spot in a course to someone else if they can no longer attend.
