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Check our website training schedule for course dates & locations: All graduating students receive the following: A comprehensive training manual, The NTOA’s patrol rifle manual, at least three logo items (t-shirt or hat, pins, stickers), Chambersafe device, and a certificate of training. Click here to host a school. |
In 2002 CMI Instructors authored a position paper on Patrol Rifle Policy, Training, and Operational Considerations. CMI donated the work to The National Tactical Officers Association in an effort to get this information out to as many law enforcement officers as possible. In 2003 the NTOA subsequently endorsed and published this work which available through NTOA and CMI. We consider this publication a must have document for your agencies patrol rifle program. In addition to the above mentioned subjects this manual covers ballistic information, equipment considerations, and sample users courses. We take great pride in supporting the NTOA. All CMI patrol Rifle Students get a copy of this manual. |
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Basic Patrol Rifle Users School: $450 - 3 days / 24 hours. This school teaches the fundamentals of using the patrol rifle in the patrol environment using academic and practical teaching methods. Subjects include safety related issues, nomenclature, maintenance, basic rifle marksmanship, introduction to close quarter battle using the rifle, transitioning to the pistol and rifle retention. Drills include static, dynamic, and interactive evolutions. Emphasis is placed on safe weapon manipulation and judgment in the use of deadly force. Equipment requirements: Patrol rifle w/sling, at least two magazines, 600 rounds of rifle ammunition, personal body armor, wrap around eye protection, hearing protection, and duty belt to include duty pistol w/ 100 rounds of ammunition. |
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Patrol Rifle Instructor School: $799- 5 days / 50+ hours. This school teaches the instructor how to instruct basic rifle marksmanship and officer survival tactics for the patrol environment using academic and practical teaching methods. Instructors should already be proficient with the patrol rifle. It is recommended, but not a prerequisite, that students should be either a firearms instructor or tactical team member, as students with those backgrounds tend to excel in this course. Graduates of this course will be able to instruct basic rifle marksmanship to the police officer and make educated recommendations to the administration on deployment, equipment, & policy issues for the patrol environment. Every graduate will have demonstrated proficiency in the weapons use from various shooting positions at 7 to 100 yards. Instructors will be exposed to moving targets, shooting on the move, low light survival tactics and shooting, engagement of multiple adversaries, hostage rescue evolutions, judgment and scenario training, and intermediate barrier engagements. Equipment Requirements: Semi-Auto rifle w/sling and at least two magazines. 1000 rifle rounds (training rnds), plus 200 duty rifle rounds (what your carring on the street) and 200 rnds pistol fired in this course. Iron sights are recommended as learning to zero metallic sights is a course objective. Optics are permissible (EoTech/Aimpoint/Acog). Bipods are not permissible. Students should pack a lunch each day, bring plenty of water, have rain/cold weather gear, eyes & ears, and cleaning equipment. CLICK HERE TO VIEW VIDEO OF SCHOOL |
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ADVANCED PATROL RIFLE SCHOOL: $499.00 - This 3 day - 30 hour school is designed as a continuing education & training event for basic patrol rifle operators that have already attended a basic patrol rifle school. All students receive a certificate of training and class ranking as many events will be conducted for score. The focus of this training is a review on intermediate barriers, positional shooting, moving targets, CQB, and night fire engagements that culminate in numerous scenarios testing the students judgment and accuracy. Students are introduced to Advanced CQB training, Team Tactics, and brought up to date on new technical & tactical information. It is recommended that agencies send rifle operators in pairs to gain the best training affect. · OPTIONAL PATROL RIFLE INSTRUCTOR RE-CERTIFICATION:$150.00- Current patrol rifle Instructors attending this course, who are graduates from an approved five day Patrol or Tactical Rifle Instructor School within the last 5 years, may attempt to re-certify that qualification during this school. This entails demonstrating the ability to safely run the range, teach impromptu classes, and pass our standard patrol rifle instructor written exam and qualification course of fire. EQUIPMENT: A quality rifle (preferably in .5.56 caliber), at least three magazines, and 1000 rounds of rifle range ammunition. We recommend that the range ammunition for 223/5.56 rifles is either Federal 55 grain XM193, Winchester Q3131a, or any 62 grain round by Winchester, Hornady, or Federal.. Iron sights/ back up iron sights are recommended as learning how to zero metallic sights is a course objective. Optics are permissible – Example: EoTech / ACOG. Bipods are not permissible. Students should pack a lunch for each day and bring plenty of water. Bring clothing appropriate for environmental conditions, eye & ear protection (mandatory), cleaning equipment to include rod, bore brush, patches, & solvent., pistol belt, duty handgun with 200 rounds of ammunition. Body armor and any tactical gear used (SWAT gear also) is required. A gas mask is also required. |
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Defensive Rifle/Practical Carbine: $450.00 - A weekend package featuring a 3.5 hour seminar Friday evening, and range days Saturday & Sunday . Open to both law enforcement, as well as security personnel and responsible, qualified, private citizens (must have obtained handgun permits or a ccw license-ensures a background check was conducted). This course is an excellent “skills only” course (no tactics other than the use of cover & some movement) for those looking for a pure shooting school. It features the best of what we know about the practical use of the carbine/rifle. Includes positional shooting and moving targets. Equipment: Student must provide own equipment and ammunition: Semi-auto rifle w/sling, two magazines 500 rounds of ammunition, eyes, ears, cleaning equipment, clothing appropriate for conditions, and water. Time is allotted for lunch. |
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