Close Quarters Battle Training

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Basic / Intermediate Close Quarters Battle (CQB) Training

Duration: 6–7 hours

Format: Dry runs, flat range, low live fire round count.

Unit Solutions SIM Rifles and SIM ammo provided for use during class.

Course Overview

This basic to intermediate CQB training course is designed to teach the foundational principles of Close Quarters Battle. Students will be introduced to free flow CQB concepts and will execute multiple dry runs using glass house and tape drills.

Additionally, SIM Rifles and ammo are provided for use during the class.

Topics Covered

- Weapon selection and kit setup

- Priorities of work

- Approach techniques

- Working doorways

- Center-fed room procedures

- Corner-fed room procedures

- Room entry techniques

Full-Day Course Basic / Intermediate CQB Training Also Includes:

- Follow-on room tactics

- Navigating hallways

- L-intersections

- T-intersections

- Re-clearing techniques

Actual clearing of a training house using supplies Unit Solutions SIM rifles and ammo which are provided for use during the class.

Equipment Requirements

- Weather-appropriate outdoor clothing and footwear

- Handgun and/or carbine

- Sling (for carbine)

- Belt holster (for handgun)

- Magazines and pouches

- Hearing and eye protection

- Water, snacks (no formal lunch break)

- Optional but encouraged: Plate carrier, load-bearing vest, helmet, tactical kit

IMPORTANT – Safety Notice

EVERYONE starts dry.

CQB training is mentally demanding and requires discipline. While many are safe on a flat range, not everyone adapts well to CQB's confined, dynamic environment.

Safety violations WILL impact your participation.

Consequences for repeated or flagrant safety issues:

- Weapons may be secured in your vehicle

- You may be limited to observation or dry runs only

- You may be asked to leave the training area

➡️ No refunds will be given for any reason related to safety violations

If you're unsure about your readiness, please contact us before registering.

You don’t need to be experienced in CQB—just safe and open to learning.