The Mission Critical Concepts 2-Day Patrol Rifle Course is a performance-driven training program designed to prepare officers to shoot, move, and communicate with their issued or agency rifle in realistic patrol-level environments.

This course focuses on building confidence and competence with the patrol rifle beyond static range work. Officers will be challenged to apply marksmanship fundamentals while moving, utilizing cover, operating around vehicles, and coordinating with a partner. Emphasis is placed on speed with accountability, sound decision-making, and disciplined weapon handling under stress.

Training will be conducted at the Wright County Sheriff’s Office Training Center.

TRAINING OBJECTIVES

During this two-day course, students will train in:

• Rapid and accurate rifle employment
  • Movement techniques under live-fire conditions
  • Use of cover and positional shooting
  • Fighting in and around vehicles
  • Shooting and moving with a partner
  • Communication and coordination during movement

COURSE EXPECTATIONS

This is a hands-on, application-focused course designed to mirror real-world patrol rifle employment. Students are expected to arrive with a working knowledge of their issued rifle and be prepared to train in a fast-paced environment that demands attention to safety, accountability, and performance.

EQUIPTMENT

• Eye & Ear pro
• Vest/Body armor
• Duty rifle with at least 3 magazines and pouches
• Rifle ammo: 1000 rounds
• Pistol with 3 magazines
• Pistol ammo: 250 rounds
• Duty belt with holster and mag pouches
• Note taking material
• Food & Water

Additional Information will be provided prior to class start date.

POST Credits: 16 Hours