TRAINING
NON-STANDARD WEAPONS COURSE 5-Day
TRAINING
NON-STANDARD WEAPONS COVERED*
LIGHT & HEAVY MACHINE GUNS
RPK light machine gun RPD machine gun PKM general-purpose machine gun
Competencies Covered • Weapon features, nomenclature and identification • Operation of the weapon systems • Disassembly and assembly • Cleaning and basic maintenance
• Identification of malfunctions and misfire procedures • Live-fire with the weapon systems • Loading, firing and reducing stoppages • Firing positions, techniques and marksmanship • Battlefield recovery drills
Curriculum DShK heavy machine gun
The 5-Day “Non-Standard Weapons Course” combines instructional classroom modules with on-the-range practical exercises. Students be- gin the day in the classroom where they are introduced to the weapon background, design, practical functionality, components, general operation and practical exercises.
GRENADE LAUNCHERS RPG-7 launcher
*This is a list of standard weapons covered in the course. This list can be customized to meet specific client requirements.
Pistols & submachine guns DAY TWO
AKs and Rifles
Testing & real-world applications
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Practical Exercises DAY FIVE
DAY THREE Machine Guns DAY FOUR
COURSE SCHEDULE DAY ONE
The second half of the day is spent on the live-fire range. Here students are introduced to the practical operation of the weapons, including loading, firing, reducing stoppages, firing posi- tions, techniques, marksmanship and battlefield recovery drills.
Throughout the course, students are evaluated on the previous day’s lessons to ensure complete compre- hension and mastery of the subject matter. Problem areas, if any, are identified, and the instructors will work with the students to bring their competency skills up to the course objective level.
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