Precision Rifle 1 is an introductory to intermediate course designed for the student who has little to no formalized training as well as a more experienced shooter looking to refresh or hone their skills. We will give you a solid foundation with which to continue improving your skills with advanced training or self guided practice.
PRE-REQUISITES:
Since this is an entry to intermediate level course, the only required skills are safe weapons handling skills and the desire to learn and improve.
WHAT YOU’LL LEARN:
- Precision Rifle nomenclature and set-up.
- Proper Rifle maintenance and care.
- How optics function both externally and internally.
- Internal, external, and terminal ballistics.
- Zeroing procedures and the effects of the environment of your zero.
- Rifle/ scope manipulation to include, loading, unloading, scope adjustment for elevation and wind.
- Wind reading and adjustment at distance
- Basic shooting positions and the importance of natural and artificial support.
- Shooter/ Spotter interaction and terminology
REQUIRED EQUIPMENT (MINIMUM):
- A quality precision rifle (bolt or semi automatic) of at least 5.56/ .223 caliber equipped with a sling and a bipod. (.338 is largest allowable- please verify with us first since there is considerations for steel)
- A properly mounted magnified optic. (scope level highly recommended)
- Shooting mat and rear support bag.
- Note taking material.
- Rifle cleaning equipment.
- Medium sized backpack filled with a sufficient amount of clothing etc. to serve as a shooting rest/support.
- 300-400 rounds of quality Match ammunition.
- Water, food, clothing, and sunscreen etc. as needed to maintain comfort.
RECOMMENDED GEAR:
- Spotting scope or binoculars
- Shooting tripod
- Wind meter
- Laser range finder