Advanced Marksmanship

Advanced Marksmanship Course (Adv Marks) Advanced Marksmanship (Adv Marks) refines and sustains the close-quarters battle marksmanship skills operators depend on in high-stakes environments. Over five days, training runs on reactive target ranges that force shooters to perform under dynamic conditions — barricade drills, pivot drills, shooting on the move, target discrimination, limited exposure engagements, and multiple target arrays. Carbine and pistol platforms are both integrated, with transitions between primary and secondary weapons trained until they are automatic. Low-light and near no-light firing techniques include AN/PEQ integrated pointer/illuminator and AN/PVS night vision devices.

Operators progress from zeroing confirmation across all sight configurations — iron sights, Aimpoint Micro T, co-witnessed optics — through tactical firing positions, shot delivery methods, trigger reset techniques, and recoil management. Cover and barricade work trains engagement from over, around, and behind obstacles. Search and assessment techniques build the habits that keep operators aware between engagements. All marksmanship training runs on T1G’s flat ranges and reactive target arrays. Teams needing the full marksmanship-to-structure pipeline combine Adv Marks with CQB training or use it as sustainment between Rogers Range events.