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Rifle

l1rifleLevel 1 Rifle is a 1-day training course covering a broad range of topics dealing with general rifle or carbine use.
 

Designed for the student who has little or no experience using rifles or carbines, we will start at the beginning with basic rifle marksmanship principles, sighting in and establishing a "zero" for your rifle. Then, after students are comfortable with the operation of their rifles and are sighted in, we will progress into different shooting positions and targets set at varying distances. Day ends with optional rifle maintenance and cleaning.
 

Any modern production rifle is allowed in this course, including pistol caliber carbines, lever action rifles and bolt action rifles.

Class Dates: 
April 14, 2013-Sorry! Class Full!!
May 19, 2013
July 20, 2013
October 13, 2013 

 

TUITION: $185

1/2 Price Retakes Given

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Level One Rifle Equipment List
 

 

Our second level of rifle/carbine training, enthusiastically received when introduced in 2007, centers on using the .223 semi-auto carbine for close range encounters, from 3 to 25 yards. Subject matter includes movement, moving targets, 360-degree awareness and target engagement, along with multiple targets, low-light shooting, transition to handgun and hostage rescue concerns. Use of cover and stress exercises are also included. Students will also have the opportunity to take the FAS Rifle Master Test (detailed below under the Read More link) at the end of the second day.

Prerequisites: This course requires the student to have completed Level 1 Rifle or equivalent, along with Defensive Handgun or equivalent. Student will be required to present background check to prove no felony record, which may include a state-issued license to carry a concealed handgun, military or police identification or other form of background check prior to participation. Call before class if you have questions.

 

Note about .308 caliber rifles in Close Quarters Carbine class: There is a component of this class incorporating extremely rapid fire/high round count firing drills, and we believe the .308, while a great battle rifle cartridge, is not suitable for this class due to the recoil of the rifle and the effect it has on the shooter in these particular drills. We strongly urge a .223 caliber rifle, but if you choose to go with the .308, at least have the good sense to get a PAST recoil pad for your shoulder!

Class Date: August 24-25, 2013

TUITION: $365
1/2 Price Retakes Given
 

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Close Quarters Carbine Equipment List

 

Tactical Rifle is geared for the patrol officer or armed citizen wanting to increase proficiency with the use of the semi-auto rifle/carbine. Instruction includes use of cover, search techniques, multiple targets, rapid fire, long range shooting (out to 200 yards), malfunction clearing and speed reloading, moving and shooting and shooting on moving targets, along with use of the rifle in low light environments. Students also take the challenging FAS Rifle Master Test at the end of the second day.

Pistol caliber carbines are NOT suitable for this class. We highly recommend a .223 caliber rifle of the AR-15 configuration, though semi-auto rifles of other make have done well in our rifle training. Combat type of scope such as the ACOG is acceptable, along with iron sights, of course. Iron sights do not have a disadvantage in this course.


Prerequisites: our Level 1 Rifle or equivalent from another school. Student will be required to present background check to prove no felony record, which may include a state-issued license to carry a concealed handgun, military or police identification or other form of background check prior to participation. Call before class if you have questions.

Class Dates:

May 4-5, 2013-One opening available! Call 360-978-6100 to register.

June 29-30, 2013

September 21-22, 2013


TUITION: $365
1/2 Price Retakes Given
 

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 Tactical Rifle Equipment List

 

Precision Rifle offers two intense days of training and practice in use of the scoped, centerfire, MOA-accurate rifle with distances varying from 50 to 265 yards.


Students enrolling in course should be completely familiar with their rifles, and come to class with a 100-yard zero established. (Level 1 Rifle recommended if student cannot meet requirement.) Curriculum includes rifle marksmanship principles, field positions including prone, sitting, kneeling and standing (with or without sling), use of cover exercises and engaging moving targets.

This is a two-day, 20+ hour immersion course. Training proceeds well into Saturday night to afford students the uncommon experience of rifle night fire. This course runs late into the evening on Saturday and starts up again Sunday morning at 9 a.m. Students should consider camping or staying at the range facility with sleeping bag and pad to sleep in the classroom, or RV or tent.

Course offered for the serious rifle shooter or previously certified police sniper who wants two full days of relevant training. Background check, police ID or CCL required, plus references for non-law enforcement personnel. Click here to view equipment requirements.

Class Date: August 17-18, 2013

TUITION: $365
1/2 Price Retakes Given
 

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Precision Rifle 1 Equipment List

 


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