About This Course:
This course is the third in a series of Precision Rifle Marksmanship. This course will provide the knowledge for students to be capable of collecting data on their weapon, optic, and ammunition, and using that data for accurate future shots. The focus is for the student to understand Minute of Angle, mils, and how those are applied in rifle marksmanship. Understanding this is essential when attempting to get 1st or 2nd round hits at varying, long distances, as well as accurate, quick re-engagements. Firing will be approximately 500 yards but also dependent on students’ weapon system capability; attention will be primarily on accurate data collection rather than stretching the distance.
Material Covered
- Quick refresher on material covered in PRM-201
- Alternate firing positions; all firing will be from most stable, for most accurate data collection
- In-depth data collection; data book entry, shot calls, etc
- Stress shoots or dynamic drills
Equipment Required:
- Rifle with sling (.223/5.56 and above recommended but not required. Recommended to use same rifle from PRM-101 due to custom configuration to shooter)
- Optic with a Mil or MOA reticle (required for Mil hold off)
- 2 Magazines
- Magazine carry method for at least 1 spare magazine
- Approximately 200 rounds of ammunition (Match Grade Preferred)
- Eye and Ear protection
- Sand Socks
- Rifle bipod or other front weapon support
- Clipboard
- Calculator
Equipment Optional:
- Laser Range Finder
- Spotting scope and/or binoculars
- Tripod (standing/kneeling optic support)
- Shooting mat
- Chair
- Rain gear
Prerequisites:
- A solid understanding of your weapon platform and full familiarity and compliance with firearm safety.
- This course is open to ages 14+ as long as a parent attends.
- Must have attended Precision Rifle Marksmanship 201
Price:
$295
