It is my land, my range, and my steel. The range has an elevated, covered shooting platform that will accommodate up to 4 shooters and me spotting. The classes are tailored to the needs of the customer. The range holds berms every 100 yards out to 800 yards, with 2 MOA and 1 MOA steel targets.
I can start at zero like you've never shot a rifle, or only focus on advanced wind reading and positional shooting. There are barricades, as well as a roof simulator.
This is geared for the beginner, the future competitor, or the new competitor wanting to improve and get faster. The difficulty level can be easy to very hard, depending on what the shooter wants to work on.
If the shooter is starting on his or her first day, I will cover everything on a dry erase board, prior to checking zero at 100 yards. Prone position, eye relief, scope mounting/ leveling/ zeroing, trigger control, Mil or MOA explanation, dialing and holding, wind reading, terrain features, ballistic calculators, internal and external ballistics, as well as answering any hand loading questions.
I am a full time Firefighter and do this as my second career. The classes are a value, but they are not "cheap". I've had 100% customer satisfaction, as well as several return customers.
Weekdays are $350, Saturday is $400. Discount for multiple days, and discounts for bringing a friend or family member.
I have a custom built 7mm-08, with hand loads, suppressor, and FFP Mil/Mil rifle scope available to rent for the day for $150.
I got into this via predator hunting in North Texas. I learned volumes from Snipers Hide, and burned lots of powder trying to figure things out. I've competed in multiple practical precision matches, that have taught me valuable skills that I've applied back into hunting.
www.precisionriflehunters.com
[email protected]
I can start at zero like you've never shot a rifle, or only focus on advanced wind reading and positional shooting. There are barricades, as well as a roof simulator.
This is geared for the beginner, the future competitor, or the new competitor wanting to improve and get faster. The difficulty level can be easy to very hard, depending on what the shooter wants to work on.
If the shooter is starting on his or her first day, I will cover everything on a dry erase board, prior to checking zero at 100 yards. Prone position, eye relief, scope mounting/ leveling/ zeroing, trigger control, Mil or MOA explanation, dialing and holding, wind reading, terrain features, ballistic calculators, internal and external ballistics, as well as answering any hand loading questions.
I am a full time Firefighter and do this as my second career. The classes are a value, but they are not "cheap". I've had 100% customer satisfaction, as well as several return customers.
Weekdays are $350, Saturday is $400. Discount for multiple days, and discounts for bringing a friend or family member.
I have a custom built 7mm-08, with hand loads, suppressor, and FFP Mil/Mil rifle scope available to rent for the day for $150.
I got into this via predator hunting in North Texas. I learned volumes from Snipers Hide, and burned lots of powder trying to figure things out. I've competed in multiple practical precision matches, that have taught me valuable skills that I've applied back into hunting.
www.precisionriflehunters.com
[email protected]
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