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    CloseCombat Optic (CCO) Training Course

    Jan. 4, 2012
    Related To: Aimpoint Inc.
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    Aimpoint announced that the Telluric Group provides a CloseCombat Optic (CCO) training course to military units and law enforcement organizations in the USA in support of the company’s products. Aimpoint has partnered with Telluric Group to offer training that will teach official users how to maximize the effectiveness of their weapon systems when combined with the strength of Aimpoint products.

    The Aimpoint CCO Training Course includes a short classroom brief followed by two days ofintensive live-fire training. Course topics include Aimpoint product mounting, operation, and maintenance, as well as zeroing procedures, basic ballistics, CCO marksmanship fundamentals, standard and non-standard shooting positions, and engagement of targets from CQB to extended ranges. Use of Aimpoint accessory items such as the 3X Magnifier, Concealed Engagement Unit, and LPI aiming lasers are covered as well.

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