Precision Rifle Course 1 day
Location: Durham Pistol and Rifle Club
Length: 8 hours 8am to 5pm Date: 15 Sept 2013 Cost: $175 per student Ammunition: 250rnds Match grade Description:This rifle class is a introduction to teach the student how to engage targets with a semi-auto or manually operated rifle. The main focus will be on the fundamentals of marksmanship. This course will give the student a solid foundation to learn upon for follow up shots and point target engagement out to the abilities of the rifle. Once you complete this class you will earn a certificate of training from Trace Armory Group and the NRA. This training is inline with the use of The Special Purpose Rifle (SPR) / and comparable to other Designated Defensive Marksman (DDM) classes. The course will follow very close to the USAMU / Department of State courses for training for this skill set. Training Topics Safety Fundamentals of marksmanship Strong focus on recoil management for fast follow up shot Positional Shooting with sling support Trajectory & Wind Compensation Distances up to 300 yards Equipment List for all Classes
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" The first thing the cadre wanted to do was make sure my rifle and scope was set up for me. They went through every thing from the butt stock length to scope placement and proper eye relief. Once everything was set they took the time to make sure everything was loc-tite down in the proper place. As the cadre adjusted the butt stock, scope mount, and scope he explained what I should be seeing and how I should be comfortable."
 "John offers a huge amount of knowledge. If you attend his classes you will leave with a brain full. Class act and good training."
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Precision Rifle Course 3 day
Location: Camp Butner NC
Length: 24 hours 8am to 5pm
Date: 22-24 July 2013
Cost: $475 per student
Ammunition: 250rnds Match grade
This is a three day course designed for the novice to higher educated marksman, we highly encourage and recommended for those who have had little or no formal training to attend. This is a fast paced course, and will cover all aspects of static long range marksmanship. We will begin with firearms safety then on to topics such as: equipment comprehension and use, fundamentals of marksmanship, basic ballistics, wind reading, range estimation with MIL or MOA reticles, and target engagements to 1000 yards.
All students will receive a Trace Armory Precision Rifle Manual, Mil-Dot Master, and a course T-Shirt.
Length: 24 hours 8am to 5pm
Date: 22-24 July 2013
Cost: $475 per student
Ammunition: 250rnds Match grade
This is a three day course designed for the novice to higher educated marksman, we highly encourage and recommended for those who have had little or no formal training to attend. This is a fast paced course, and will cover all aspects of static long range marksmanship. We will begin with firearms safety then on to topics such as: equipment comprehension and use, fundamentals of marksmanship, basic ballistics, wind reading, range estimation with MIL or MOA reticles, and target engagements to 1000 yards.
All students will receive a Trace Armory Precision Rifle Manual, Mil-Dot Master, and a course T-Shirt.
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Description:This rifle class is a introduction to teach the student how to engage targets with a semi-auto or manually operated rifle. The main focus will be on the fundamentals of marksmanship. This course will give the student a solid foundation to learn upon for follow up shots and point target engagement out to the abilities of the rifle.
Once you complete this class you will earn a certificate of training from Trace Armory Group and the NRA. This training is inline with the use of The Special Purpose Rifle (SPR) / and comparable to other Designated Defensive Marksman (DDM) classes. The course will follow very close to the USAMU / Department of State courses for training for this skill set. Training Topics Safety Fundamentals of marksmanship Strong focus on recoil management for fast follow up shot Positional Shooting with sling support Trajectory & Wind Compensation Distances up to 1000 yards Equipment List for all Classes
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Day Optic Course
Location: Durham Pistol and Rifle Club
Length: 8 hours 8am to 5pm Dates: 19 January 2013 Cost: $175 per student (full payment before the course) Ammunition: 150rnds Match grade |
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Description:
day Optic Course will focus on Advanced Mil-Dot / MOA reticle use in the classroom and on the range. We will teach the shooter the skills to employ their reticle at all distances. The course will consist of a mix of classroom instruction, and practical application with live fire training. We will start training at 0800 and end at 1600.
The classroom portion will focus on exterior ballistics and how to adjust the riflescope to engage targets. Once we move to the range we will use all the lessons of the classroom to practical use. On the range we will learn how to range estimate, hold off's and muti-target engagements.
This class is not a shooting class!!!! Very little marksmanship training will be given!!!!
This is a student-paced course; there will not be any time to waste but we will assure all students fully understand the subject being taught. Come prepared to work, learn and shoot!!
Classroom:
Classroom Safety brief
Adjustment of day optic
Exterior ballistics
The math behind MIL / MOA ranging formulas
Shooter/ Observer dialog
Use of Data book
Formulas to accurately range an object to with in 5% of its distance
Practical Exercise:
A unique efficient way to learn how to range targets at unknown distances
Practical application of passive Mil / MOA reticle ranging at all ranges
Application of the Mil-Dot Master (even for MOA reticles)
MIL / MOA Holds Elevation and windage Shooter/ Observer dialog
Spotter corrections in Mil / MOA for 2nd round hits
Shooting Danger Space settings
This is the only class of its kind offered. No other training company has the knowledge and experience in teaching this skill set as well as Trace Armory Group. We have over the years helped hundreds of students learn this simple but miss-understood task.
Equipment list:
A accurate rifle
A riflescope with mil or moa unit of measure reticle
A lot of water and lunch
A bag or bi-pod to shoot off of
Note pad with pen / pencil
Personal protection gear (glasses ere pro, sun screen, hat)
Mil-Dot Master
Calculator
Rear support for shooting
A good outdoor chair
day Optic Course will focus on Advanced Mil-Dot / MOA reticle use in the classroom and on the range. We will teach the shooter the skills to employ their reticle at all distances. The course will consist of a mix of classroom instruction, and practical application with live fire training. We will start training at 0800 and end at 1600.
The classroom portion will focus on exterior ballistics and how to adjust the riflescope to engage targets. Once we move to the range we will use all the lessons of the classroom to practical use. On the range we will learn how to range estimate, hold off's and muti-target engagements.
This class is not a shooting class!!!! Very little marksmanship training will be given!!!!
This is a student-paced course; there will not be any time to waste but we will assure all students fully understand the subject being taught. Come prepared to work, learn and shoot!!
Classroom:
Classroom Safety brief
Adjustment of day optic
Exterior ballistics
The math behind MIL / MOA ranging formulas
Shooter/ Observer dialog
Use of Data book
Formulas to accurately range an object to with in 5% of its distance
Practical Exercise:
A unique efficient way to learn how to range targets at unknown distances
Practical application of passive Mil / MOA reticle ranging at all ranges
Application of the Mil-Dot Master (even for MOA reticles)
MIL / MOA Holds Elevation and windage Shooter/ Observer dialog
Spotter corrections in Mil / MOA for 2nd round hits
Shooting Danger Space settings
This is the only class of its kind offered. No other training company has the knowledge and experience in teaching this skill set as well as Trace Armory Group. We have over the years helped hundreds of students learn this simple but miss-understood task.
Equipment list:
A accurate rifle
A riflescope with mil or moa unit of measure reticle
A lot of water and lunch
A bag or bi-pod to shoot off of
Note pad with pen / pencil
Personal protection gear (glasses ere pro, sun screen, hat)
Mil-Dot Master
Calculator
Rear support for shooting
A good outdoor chair
