Precision shooting at long distances is a necessary skill for all firearms enthusiasts. It’s application ranges from hunting, to competition, to defending your property, or just plain recreation. In fact, knowing the basics like zeroing, ballistics, using high power optics, etc. are firearms fundamentals that everyone should know and practice. In this course you will learn everything you need to know to get started to shoot intermediate to long distances (300-1,000+ yards).
Topics Covered
- Firearm safety
- Basic function and manipulation of your firearm
- Different types of zeroes based on rifle and needs
- Basics of external ballistics
- Mil vs. MOA
- Using dope charts/apps
- Shooting from the prone position
- Engaging targets out to 1,000 yards (for those with the adequate equipment)
- Much more!
Required Gear
- Functioning and well maintained rifle (bolt or semi-auto) with magnified optics (minimum .223 caliber, max .338 LM).
- Sling
- At least 100 rounds of quality ammunition.
- Eye protection
- Ear protection (electronic is recommended).
- Shooting mat
- Close-toed shoes
- Hydration
- Snacks
Recommended Gear
- Hat
- Shemagh or other neck wrap to protect against sun and ejected shells.
- Sunscreen
- Pants and long sleeve shirt.
- First aid kit/IFAK
DO NOT SHOW UP TO ANY EVENT IF YOU HAVE NOT REGISTERED AND BEEN IN CONTACT WITH SOMEONE FROM ALPHA1.
ANYONE SHOWING UP UNANNOUNCED AND WITHOUT THE PRIOR APPROVAL OF AN INSTRUCTOR WILL BE TURNED AWAY.
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