The Combined Firearms Course (CFC) Intermediate Level 2 is designed for those who have successfully completed the CFC Fundamentals course and are looking to advance their firearms skills. This course focuses on enhancing proficiency with both pistol and rifle (AR-15 or AK-47). Participants will learn to handle malfunctions, engage multiple targets, shoot in various directions, and shoot while on the move. The course also covers the use of cover and transitioning between two weapon systems. CFC L2 is highly recommended for all CFC Fundamentals graduates, ensuring significant skill development and progression.
TOPICS TO BE COVERED IN THE Combined Firearms INTERMEDIATE LEVEL 2 COURSE
Revision on firearms safety, and weapon manipulation
Warm Up Drills
Emergency reloads with/without movement
Malfunction clearance (failure to fire/failure to extract/failure to eject/double feed)
Engaging multiple targets
Shooting in different directions
Move/Stop/Shoot
Shooting on the move
Barricades, and how to use them
Rifle shoulder switch drills
The transition between firearms and the recovery stage
Summary drills
Maintenance of the weapons (cleaning and disassembly )
Certification
SKILL PERQUISITES: This course is designed for graduates of the CFC Fundamentals course who have a solid grasp of firearms basics. Participants should already be able to safely and confidently perform fundamental skills, such as weapon handling, aiming, and basic shooting techniques. The focus of this course is on building and refining these skills, so prior knowledge and proficiency are required.
WEAPONS: GLOCK 17, GLOCK19, M-4/AR15 or AK Platform
AMMUNITION: 9mm – 250 rds. 5,56mm or 7.62mm 320 rounds. Depends on group skills and progress.
WHAT TO BRING (Mandatory)?: Tactical or outdoor pants with loops to facilitate a 40mm wide belt and tactical gloves.
This Course is run by SIG SAUER Academy (USA) Certified instructor
At BZ Academy, we have developed our unique teaching methodology, refined over a decade of experience instructing civilians, security personnel, and Law Enforcement. Our primary focus is the safety of everyone involved and the steady progress of our clients.
To ensure our training is simple, effective, and easy to follow for adult learners, we break each exercise or drill into three essential steps, addressing the most important questions:
The What? We begin by clearly explaining what we are going to teach. This involves a detailed, easy-to-understand description of the skill or technique, accompanied by a visual demonstration. This helps students grasp the concept both intellectually and visually before attempting it themselves.
The Why? Next, we explain why this particular skill or technique is important. We focus on its value and relevance, helping students understand how it can benefit them as shooters and why it's worth mastering.
The How? In this step, we break down how to perform the technique, outlining its key components and important details. The instructor will demonstrate both dry (without live ammunition) and live fire examples, ensuring students can see exactly how the technique is executed and understand it fully before attempting it themselves.
Practice Time Before moving to live fire, we allow students to practice each new skill or technique "dry," without live ammunition. This ensures everyone feels comfortable and confident before progressing. Once students are ready, we move on to live-fire exercises. Throughout both stages, our instructors provide personalized feedback and tips for improvement, helping students refine their skills.
questions and Answers After each exercise, we take the time to discuss the drill, encouraging feedback and addressing any comments. If students have questions related to the technique, the instructor will answer them, ensuring complete understanding before moving on to the next lesson.
Our methodology prioritizes safety, clarity, and progression, ensuring every student learns effectively while building confidence and skill.
Airport Pick-Up and Transportation Information for Your Course in Poland
Plan to arrive one day before the course begins to allow for smooth travel and rest. Your accommodation is booked from one day before the course.
We will pick you up from Wroclaw Airport based on the arrival times of other participants, with the latest pick-up being around 18:00 on the day before the course starts. If your flight lands after 18:00, you’ll need to arrange your transportation to the hotel (via rental car, taxi, or train).
The pick-up time will be confirmed by email once all participant flight schedules are received. Usually at 18.00, but can be earlier if all the participants land earlier.
Departure Information:
On the last day of the course, we will drop you off at Wroclaw Airport by 18:00.
If your return flight is scheduled for the next day (early morning), you should arrange overnight accommodation in Wroclaw. We can drop you off at your hotel instead of the airport.
If your return flight is earlier than 18:00 on the last day, we’ll assist you in arranging transport to ensure you reach the airport on time.
Flight Recommendations:
If you're flying from the uk, we recommend using Wizz Air or Ryanair, as both airlines offer direct flights to Wroclaw from major uk airports.
For travelers from other countries, please check your flight options. Be ready for pick-up at Wroclaw Airport by 18:00 the day before the course begins.
If your flight arrives early in the day and you prefer not to wait for the late pick-up, you can take a train from Wroclaw’s main train station to Lubań Śląski, where the hotel is located. The train journey takes about 2 hours and costs approximately 7 EUR.
A direct bus from Wroclaw Airport to the TRAIN STATION in Wroclaw costs about 2 EUR.
This is a popular and convenient option for students arriving early in Wroclaw, as you can check-in early in the hotel, and relax instead of waiting at the airport for the pickup at 18.00.
