Redback One

Mission-focused tactical training for military, law enforcement, and responsible citizens. Built on experience. Driven by standards.

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Deliberate CQB Course
5-day Deliberate CQB Course focused on slow, deliberate clearance procedures for high-risk warrant service and close-quarters operations.
30 March-03 April
Constellis Training Center, Moyock, NC.
Open enrollment | LE / MIL only $1,850 | Credentials required

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Registration:
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[Redback One @RedbackOne]

Deliberate CQB Course
5-day Deliberate CQB Course focused on slow, deliberate clearance procedures for high-risk warrant service and close-quarters operations.
30 March-03 April
Constellis Training Center, Moyock, NC.
Open enrollment | LE / MIL only $1,850 | Credentials required

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Students receive direct performance feedback through instructor observation and structured hot-washes, identifying strengths and areas for improvement through repetition-based training.

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Curriculum includes deliberate door and entry procedures, room-to-room tactics, hallway movement, breach point setup, establishing a secure foothold, deconfliction measures, communication methods, team leader decision making, tactical control, and sUAS/drone integration.

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Training emphasizes slow and deliberate clearance procedures designed to mitigate risk and increase survivability in complex, close-quarters environments.

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LEOs: Our 3-day Combat Pistol & Carbine Course is coming up July 15–17 in Eagan, MN.
🔹 Live-fire training
🔹 Law enforcement only
🔹 Real-world pistol & carbine skill development

Spots are still open, secure yours now:
https://t.co/jdvAlldXwP

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Good gear doesn’t replace skill, but the right setup reduces frustration and uncertainty, allowing you to focus on the mission, not be distracted from it

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We asked what gear surprised you the most. Here’s our list of 3 pieces that over-delivered in the field and on the range. 👇

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3. High output white light with good throw and spill. You can’t see the spaces and correctly ID threats; it’s just a tube with batteries.

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@blak661 Yep…Stock out of shoulder and head off gun not even ready to shoot = not good Thanks for your comment.

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Common mistake in CQB: Floating your muzzle when pie-ing corners. Keep that rifle indexed at the apex of the corner. Muzzle control = threat control. Get loose with it, and you give away your position and your life.

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@1MOAsolutions Yes! That is a great example...the Kestrel 5700 an essential piece of equipment for all snipers and unless you know, you could easily think it's all hype! Nice one Adam

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One piece of gear you thought was hype—until you used it? (We’ll share ours tomorrow.)

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CQB Tip: Move with intention, not just aggression. Aggression without purpose is noise. Tactical patience lets you dominate the fight, not just rush into it. #CQB #Training

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We don’t just demo drills and say, “Good luck.” Every rep is a rep with purpose. Every critique is honest. If you're not learning, we’re not doing our job. #RedbackOne #TrainHard

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@1MOAsolutions Appreciate that, and thanks for the repost too. Always good to see the support.

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Here’s our go-to rifle setup for CQB:

– 11.5” barrel with Suppressor
– Redback One sling
– Reflex sight on a Redback One high-rise mount
– Light at 10 or 2 o’clock
– Laser/IR for low-light
- Stubby vertical fore grip 

Keep it streamlined. Trust what works.#CQB #GearSetup

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Train to process information fast, move smoothly with purpose, clear your corner, and protect your buddy’s back. Fancy gear won’t save you if you can’t do the basics.

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People don’t fail in CQB because they lack skill, but they don’t understand what threats to prioritize under pressure. 👇

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Tactics and positioning drive survivability. CQB is team-driven. One poor decision or one bad position could = chaos.