Urban Gunfighter
Urban Gunfighter is a three-day combat marksmanship course designed for experienced shooters preparing to employ rifle and pistol for defense in an urban environment.
Instruction emphasizes weapons handling under stress, movement, angles, target transitions, and shooting in depth and width. The movements, shooting positions, and drills are selected for their application to confined spaces and movement inside structures, developing the weapons proficiency needed to support CQB.
This is not a basic rifle or patrol rifle course. Students must arrive with established marksmanship fundamentals and safe, consistent weapons handling skills. The course builds on that foundation through increasingly demanding combat marksmanship exercises.
The course will cover:
Firearm safety
Weapons handling
Sights
Skills for accuracy
Reloading
Movement
Target transitions
Shooting in depth and width
Student Requirements
Students must demonstrate safe weapons handling and proficiency with both rifle and pistol consistent with an intermediate- to advanced-level shooter. Students who cannot demonstrate the required proficiency or maintain safe weapons handling will be dismissed from the course.
Participants must be U.S. citizens or hold other qualifying U.S.-person status. Foreign nationals and representatives of foreign governments, military organizations, or law enforcement agencies may not attend without prior written approval from MTAC and any required U.S. Government authorization. Credentials and eligibility are subject to verification.
Required Equipment
Clear eye protection meeting ANSI Z87.1
Range belt
Pants with pockets
Weather-appropriate clothing and range gear
Closed-toe shoes
Food and hydration
Note-taking materials
AR-15-style rifle with sling
Minimum of three rifle magazines and kit with magazine pouches
Handgun with at least 3 magazines and a retention holster.
TBA rounds of commercially loaded ball rifle ammunition
TBA rounds of commercially loaded ball pistol ammunition
A positive attitude
Agency Payment
If your agency wishes to pay by check, enter INVOICE in the discount code field at checkout. An invoice will be emailed to you.
This course counts for 24 ILEA credit hours.
