Course Overview
It is not uncommon for a LR2 graduate to have a break in their training post graduating LR2, or simply not have enough time behind their rifle to establish a solid base line of fundamentals to build. Similarly, some LR2 graduates go home and practice new concepts and simply want to be coached using their new techniques. Also, if you haven't shot all Winter long, this is a great way to kick-start the new shooting season. This class is intended as a follow up for LR2 graduates for just these types of situations. Instead of introducing new subjects, this class reinforces topics taught in LR2, introduces new short and long range drills, and goes more deeply into specific topics we only scratch the surface on in LR2 (such as ballistic computer set up and rifle cleaning).
Topics that will be covered:
All shooting will be done from the prone, some courses of fire will involve stress, mostly in the form of time to complete a giving firing sequence.
Topics that will be covered:
- Fundamentals Development: 100 yard live fire paper drills.
- (zero confirmation and drills (different from LR2)
- Ballistic computer (Applied Ballistics) in depth set up and truing.
- Mid and long-range live fire on steel targets (different drills from LR2).
- Data collection.
- Shooter/Spotter Drill (different form LR2).
- Support side shooting development.
- UKD engagements.
- Wind calling. More in depth than LR2 and with increased accountability on the shooter.
- Rifle bore cleaning. In depth demonstration, bore will be scoped, carbon removed, scoped, copper removed, and scoped again.
All shooting will be done from the prone, some courses of fire will involve stress, mostly in the form of time to complete a giving firing sequence.
Gear List
Required Equipment:
Optional, but encouraged
- 100 rounds of the same type of match grade ammunition.
- Rifle with known 1 MOA or better capability.
- Attached quality bipod.
- Due volume of fire, no magnums or long actions allowed.
- Due volume of fire, no "hunter" or "pencil" barrel profiles allowed.
- Tools to torque set receiver and scope rings.
- Quality rear support bag.
- Optic Must have adjustable turrets and reticle with mrad or moa hash marks/dots.
- Pack to carry equipment to and from the firing line.
- Pen/pencil/note taking gear.
- Clothing appropriate for known and suspected weather conditions.
Optional, but encouraged
- Tripod and spotting scope. Highly recommend variable power spotting scopes with a reticle.
- Data Book.
Class specific questions?
Cancellation policy.
- Call or Text: (800)635-1471 - Ext 1 for Training
- Email: [email protected]
Cancellation policy.