This course of instruction was developed to provide students with education, training and advanced skill development in tactical shooting with both carbine and pistol. Students will receive education and training that has specifically been designed to increase safety, survivability and lethality.

Students will be trained in the techniques and procedures of the Redback One Combat Shooting System which presents students with industry leading training in safety, weapons handling and marksmanship to increase survivability and enhance kinetic methods of interdiction. The foundation of our methodology is to promote good combat behaviors or habits that directly relate to an increase in survivability. These behaviors are reinforced through realistic training drills, purposeful practice and repetition.

This course provides students will critical hard skills that specifically relate to operating within an urban environment. Day one will focus on close quarters marksmanship that includes rifle presentations, rifle to pistol transitions, individual recovery drills, shooting while moving, movement to cover, engaging threats from angles, trigger management, sight management and recoil management as well as combat and tactical reloading procedures.

Day two will focus on delivering the tactics, techniques and procedures needed to shoot, move and communicate in the urban landscape.  Students will receive training in how to select, occupy and use cover tactically while engaging targets from various firing positions. Students will be trained how to engage threats using both sides of the body, how to identify and clear stoppages quickly and efficiently and conduct fire and manuver drills to safely close distance with the threat. These drills will allow students to employ critical thinking and develop higher levels of situational awareness during a realistic urban engagement scenarios.

Students will be assessed throughout the course utilizing various assessment criteria that includes Redback One's Operator Standards drills, question and answer and instructor observations and feedback.

Students that successfully complete the course will receive a certificate of completion for their file.