Tactical-Combat Marksmanship

Tactical-Combat Marksmanship (T-CM) Tactical-Combat Marksmanship (T-CM) builds speed and precision with carbine and pistol under combat conditions. Over five days, operators develop the ability to safely and effectively employ primary and secondary weapons systems through proven, time-efficient methodologies and combat-tested TTPs. Training emphasizes rapid target engagement, accuracy under stress, and consistency in dynamic environments. Drills progress from foundational skills through advanced tactical techniques, ensuring operators leave prepared to perform in operational combat scenarios.

Operators train zeroing confirmation, tactical firing positions, shot delivery methods, trigger reset techniques, recoil management, immediate and remedial actions, and weapons transitions between primary and secondary platforms. Barricade drills, pivot drills, shooting on the move, limited exposure engagements, and multiple target arrays build the speed and discrimination that define effective combat marksmanship. Low-light and near no-light firing integrates AN/PEQ and AN/PVS night vision. All training runs on T1G’s flat ranges and Rogers Range reactive target systems. Teams building a complete CQB capability combine T-CM with CQB training for the structure work that puts marksmanship into context.