Tactical Rifle Class

Published on August 19, 2020
Duration: 6:14

This Level 1 tactical rifle course, taught by Jiga from Polenar Tactical in Ljubljana, focuses on fundamental shooting techniques and practical application. The training emphasizes 'sight over bore', shooting from cover without shoulder transition, and a specific drill requiring rifle cant to acquire a sight picture through a restricted opening. The course aims to improve shooter accuracy, correct bad habits, and ensure a safe, controlled learning environment.

Quick Summary

This Level 1 tactical rifle course emphasizes fundamental skills like 'sight over bore' and shooting from cover. A key drill involves canting the rifle to acquire a sight picture through restricted openings, teaching adaptability and effective optic use for improved accuracy.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction to Tactical Rifle Class
  2. 00:19Teaching Tactical Shooting in Ljubljana
  3. 00:34Class Expectations and Turnout
  4. 00:47Improving Shooter Skills
  5. 01:17Live vs. Dry Firing Division
  6. 01:53Level 1 Course: Sight Over Bore & Cover Shooting
  7. 02:54Drill: Canting Rifle Through Obstruction
  8. 03:59Final Shooting Exercise
  9. 04:54First Class in Slovenia: Legal Limitations & Success
  10. 05:23Course Recap: Fundamentals and Improvement
  11. 05:46Safety and Enjoyment of the Class
  12. 05:53Future Level 2 & 3 Courses

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the key fundamentals taught in a Level 1 tactical rifle course?

A Level 1 tactical rifle course typically covers fundamental skills such as proper rifle handling, safety protocols, sight alignment (including 'sight over bore'), and stable shooting positions. It also introduces practical application like shooting from cover and adapting to various shooting scenarios.

How does shooting from cover differ from standard shooting techniques?

Shooting from cover requires adapting your body position and rifle cant to utilize available concealment without compromising your shooting platform. It often involves shooting without a traditional shoulder transition, relying more on body movement and optic use to acquire a sight picture.

What is the purpose of a drill that forces rifle cant?

A drill that forces rifle cant, such as shooting through a small opening, teaches shooters to adapt their aiming method. It emphasizes using the optic effectively and manipulating the rifle's angle to align the bore and sight picture with the target, improving adaptability under constraint.

What are common mistakes made by new tactical rifle shooters?

Common mistakes include forgetting the orientation of the barrel and optic when shooting from cover, improper stance, and poor sight alignment. These errors can lead to missed shots and reduced accuracy, highlighting the importance of fundamental training.

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