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Identify the four safety rules applied to all firearms. (I)
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Demonstrate proper loading and unloading for the police carbine. (II)
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Demonstrate proper stance, sling usage, and safety manipulation. (III)
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Demonstrate the proper method of zeroing the carbine. (IV)
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Demonstrate proper firing techniques at varying distances, with and
without movement. (V)
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Demonstrate the proper response to the initial rounds being delivered
when the adversary still has a threatening posture (failure drill).
(VI)
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Demonstrate proper carbine malfunction clearances. (VII)
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Demonstrate effective firing of the police carbine when moving inside
a confined area. (VIII)
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Demonstrate proper cleaning of the weapon. (IX)
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Describe the proper mind-set when conducting a high risk raid. (X)
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Demonstrate effective use of objects for cover/concealment while
firing from various positions. (XI)
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Identify tactical considerations: the five target indicators; looking
for outlines may be hazardous to the officer; searching with the eyes
should be done from the floor to the ceiling; "slicing the pie" may be
done vertically or horizontally. (XII)
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Demonstrate proper carbine retention methods. (XII)
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Demonstrate the proper method of manipulating the carbine in stealth
searches and raids. (XIII)
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Demonstrate the proper shoot or don't shoot decision while conducting
a simulated building search. (XIV)
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Demonstrate proper low light firing with the carbine. (XV)
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Qualify on the police carbine qualification course by scoring at least
225 points (90%). (XVI)
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