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Dry Fire Manipulations for the Pistol Caliber Carbine Course

LENGTH OF COURSE:  1 day

TUITION:  $245

 

Course description:

APT Firearms Academy's Dry Fire Manipulations for the Pistol Caliber Carbine Course is specifically designed to instruct on the correct weapon manipulation techniques for the pistol caliber carbine.  It covers topics such as sling utilization, loading and unloading procedures, as well as stoppage drills.  So, if you're looking to improve your dry firing skills or simply want to gain more confidence with your pistol caliber carbine, this course is definitely for you.

What is a Pistol Caliber Carbine?

A Pistol Caliber Carbine (PCC) is a rifle that shoots ammo with the same caliber as a handgun.  These weapons are becoming increasingly popular among gun enthusiasts and shooting sports competitors alike, due to their accessibility and versatility.  They are commonly used in competitions such as USPSA or IDPA matches and have proven to be a viable option for home defense.

 

Why dry fire?

Dry firing is an essential aspect of training for any firearm, including the PCC.  It refers to practicing weapon manipulation techniques without live ammunition, using only a dummy round or snap-cap.  This allows for safe and repetitive training, which can help improve muscle memory, speed, and accuracy.

 

Manipulation techniques

Proper manipulation of the PCC is crucial to its performance and your success as a shooter.  This course will cover various techniques such as how to properly shoulder the weapon, maintain sight alignment and trigger control.  Additionally, you'll learn how to properly use your sling for stability and retention, as well as different methods for loading and unloading the PCC.

 

Stoppage drills

One of the most important aspects of weapon manipulation is knowing how to handle stoppages efficiently.  In this course, you'll learn how to quickly identify and clear common stoppages that may occur with a PCC.  This includes drills for clearing malfunctions such as failure to fire, failure to extract, and double feeds.

Final thoughts

APT's Dry Fire Manipulations for the Pistol Caliber Carbine Course is an essential training resource for anyone looking to improve their skills with this type of rifle.  Whether you're a competitive shooter or simply want to become more proficient with your PCC for self-defense purposes, this course will provide you with the necessary knowledge and techniques to take your skills to the next level.  So, don't hesitate to enroll and start mastering the art of PCC manipulation through dry firing.  Remember, practice makes perfect!

 

Equipment needed:
1.  Pistol caliber carbine
2.  2 magazines
3.  Magazine pouch
4.  Sling
5.  Pistol and holster

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