Attachment_3_-_afman36-2227v1_Rifle_Carbine_Page_21_-_22.pdf

ORDER POSITION/SIGHT ROUNDS

TIME

(Sec)

DISTANCE

(Meters/Yds) TARGET

3. Prone Supported 3 (1, 3 rd mag) N/A 25 Z

Practice

4. Standing 12 (6, 2 shot strings) w/1, 12 rd mag

6 (per string)

25 E

Evaluation

5. Standing 8 (2, 4 shot strings) w/ 2, 4 rd mags)

(per string)

25 E

30 Total Rounds for Phase III

Phase IV: Night Scope Teaching and Evaluation

Teaching/Practice

1. Prone Supported 5 (1, 5 rd mag) 30 25 Z

Evaluation (Standard: Qualified 4 hits on target)

2. Prone Supported 5 (1, 5 rd mag) 30 25 Z

10 Total Rounds for Phase IV

80 Total Rounds for Table III

276 Total Rounds (Maximum 5.56mm) for Course (10 Total Rounds of 9mm also Required)

1.11. Course Information, Rifle/Carbine AFQC.

1.11.1. Targets for the Course:

1.11.1.1. Target “Z” is the M16A2 (NSN 6920-01-167-1392) or M16A2/M4 25 meter zero target (NSN 6920-01-395-2949 or NSN 6920-01-482-0098). In Phase II of Table I, individuals using the M68 will zero the optic to hit point of aim, for accomplishment of the 25 meter reduced silhouette portion of the course. After completing Table I and before starting Table II, shooters using the M68 will turn the elevation adjustment screw clockwise (down) four (4) clicks. This procedure adds the 1.5cm offset needed for combat zero. The M68 should remain at this setting for individually assigned or deploying weapons. Instructors may direct shooters with training weapons to return the M68 to the 25m zero setting after firing.

1.11.1.2. Target Military “E” is the kneeling silhouette target (NSN 6920-00-600-6874) with a 10-inch lethal (chest) and a 6-inch incapacitation (head) zone added. Before conducting firing on Table II of the course, prepare Military “E” silhouette targets as follows. Draw a 10-inch circle in the center of the chest and a 6-inch circle on the center of the head of the target. Locate the circles on the Military “E” target as shown in Figure 1.3. Center the 10-inch circle on the target with the top edge of the circle 13-1/4 inches from the top of the head of the target and center the 6-inch circle in the head of the target with the top of the circle 3 inches below the top of the target. To simplify marking targets, Combat Arms may create a template using plywood, plastic, 1040885745A Highlight cardboard or other material. Table II, Phase II, orders 4 and 5, as well as Table II, Phase IV, orders 1 and 2, requires two Military “E” silhouette targets with the circles drawn as outlined in this paragraph. For ranges where it is not possible to place two targets side by side, the MAJCOM/A7S may approve using one Military “E” target with two 10-inch circles drawn side by side on the target. The circles do not need to be parallel; one may be slightly lower or higher than the other to allow them to fit on one Military “E” target.

1.11.1.3. Target “SF” is the 25-meter scaled silhouette, slow fire target (NSN 6920-01-167- 1391).

1.11.1.4. Targets required for each phase and order of the course are identified in Figure 1.1.

1.11.2. Evaluation Standards:

1.11.2.1. All personnel, regardless of arming category, must satisfactorily complete the applicable phases and orders in Tables I and II of the AFQC to meet minimum training requirements for arming. Scoring requirements (number of hits) are the same for all arming groups. Note: A hit on a target or specific location on a target is defined as the hole created by the projectile as it passes through the target. If any portion of the bullet hole is within the scoreable area of the target (e.g. bullet hole touching outer edge of target silhouette), it will be counted as a hit, unless the scoring standard specifies that the hit must be “inside” the scoreable area. In this case, the entire circumference of the bullet hole must be inside the scoreable area and not touching the edge.

1.11.2.1.1. Table I, Phase II, M68 CCO/DOS 25M BRM Zero is not required for individuals who will only complete qualification training on the M16A2 or the GUU-5P without the CCO.

1.11.2.1.2. Table II, Phase I, Transition to Handgun Immediate Action, is only required for Group A personnel who will be armed with both the handgun and rifle/carbine at the same time.

Note: Students must be qualified on the Handgun AFQC or BAT Course to participate in live-fire training on this phase.

1.11.2.2. Group A individuals belonging to the career fields, organizations or functional areas identified on the USAF Arming Group A Functions/Agencies listing as requiring qualification on Table III must satisfactorily complete the applicable phases and orders in Table III of the AFQC in addition to Tables I and II to meet minimum training requirements for arming. These personnel will be referred to as Designated Group A. Note: Any personnel, regardless of arming group, who are authorized and will be equipped with night aiming or night scope devices (AN/PEQ-2A, AN/PEQ-15, M3X, AN/PVS-4, etc.) must satisfactorily the applicable phases/orders of Table III for the authorized items before they are allowed to use the equipment and the guidance in paragraphs 1.11.2.2.1. and 1.11.2.2.2. applies to these personnel as well.

1.11.2.2.1. Personnel will only fire phases in Table III for equipment they are issued or with which they will deploy. For example, personnel who are not issued or deploying with the AN/PVS-14 would not fire phases for that particular piece of equipment. The intent is for personnel to be knowledgeable and qualified on equipment they use. Combat Arms will not provide night vision devices. Personnel must report to training with night vision devices they are issued or with which they will deploy.

1.11.2.2.2. If the MAJCOM has approved a waiver to the night fire portion of the course (Table III) as outlined in AFI 36-2226, Combat Arms must still conduct academic, performance evaluation and dry-fire training on the applicable phases of Table III.

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