The first outing I put on went great so as promised more outings are planed. The propose of these outings is help new shooters or experienced shooters that want a better understanding of rifle optics , such as the zeroing of optics, the estimating of range, bullet ballistics , and adjusting optics for bullet trajectory and wind drift
A bonus of these outings is the shooters will learn and use a solid prone shooting position , proven shooting mechanics , and the mathematics for figuring out trajectory and drift. Then they will be using the skills learned to estimate the range to and engage a 20” x 24” and smaller targets well over 500 yards
Attending this class you will shoot at 100 yards to zero and to practice mechanic to tighten groups
You will then shoot at 500+ yards, and finally at 800 yards if your equipment allows.
Next date September 2nd
Time frame 10 am to about 4pm
Location south central N.H minutes from the Ma border at a private long range shooting spot .
I did the first class for free and at a loss to me because it was my first class and I was unsure on how it would go but it went great everyone learned , applied what they learned and preformed awesome at the longer ranges.
But for this outing I will ask for a small fee to help me cover the cost of materials , compensate me for my time and fuel I will invest in prepping the area , and for the time I will spend preparing the class and materials.
I will be limiting the class size to 6 people to provide the best possible learning experience
Required equipment for the class:
A good rifle in .223 caliber or higher
a good quality optic with a minimum power of 9x
100 + rounds of the heaviest boat tail ammo your rifle will shoot accurately
A ground cover or a shooting mat
Calculator
Note book and pen
Backpack / rut sack
Sweatshirt or clothing to stuff in the backpack for fill
Sniper bean bag ( can be made by filling a sock with airsoft bbs or dried beans)
Bug spray
Plenty of water
Lunch
List will be added to if needed
Highly recommend to get the full benefit of the class :
A heavy barrel rifle in at least .243 w
A quality optic that has a large amount of MOA adjustment with a ranging reticle(such as a Mil-Dot )
20 MOA scope base
Match grade ammo 100+ rounds
Front sand bag
Spotting scope
To access the shooting spot without making a ½ mile hike and to avoid lugging gear around the range a 4wheel drive vehicle is suggested . We will be crossing a small shallow river and doing some minor 4 wheeling to get to the area.
In so far:
rutilate +2
rockrvr1 (for his second tour i guess i did something right lol)
ssfs11
stumppg26
outing is full
A bonus of these outings is the shooters will learn and use a solid prone shooting position , proven shooting mechanics , and the mathematics for figuring out trajectory and drift. Then they will be using the skills learned to estimate the range to and engage a 20” x 24” and smaller targets well over 500 yards
Attending this class you will shoot at 100 yards to zero and to practice mechanic to tighten groups
You will then shoot at 500+ yards, and finally at 800 yards if your equipment allows.
Next date September 2nd
Time frame 10 am to about 4pm
Location south central N.H minutes from the Ma border at a private long range shooting spot .
I did the first class for free and at a loss to me because it was my first class and I was unsure on how it would go but it went great everyone learned , applied what they learned and preformed awesome at the longer ranges.
But for this outing I will ask for a small fee to help me cover the cost of materials , compensate me for my time and fuel I will invest in prepping the area , and for the time I will spend preparing the class and materials.
I will be limiting the class size to 6 people to provide the best possible learning experience
Required equipment for the class:
A good rifle in .223 caliber or higher
a good quality optic with a minimum power of 9x
100 + rounds of the heaviest boat tail ammo your rifle will shoot accurately
A ground cover or a shooting mat
Calculator
Note book and pen
Backpack / rut sack
Sweatshirt or clothing to stuff in the backpack for fill
Sniper bean bag ( can be made by filling a sock with airsoft bbs or dried beans)
Bug spray
Plenty of water
Lunch
List will be added to if needed
Highly recommend to get the full benefit of the class :
A heavy barrel rifle in at least .243 w
A quality optic that has a large amount of MOA adjustment with a ranging reticle(such as a Mil-Dot )
20 MOA scope base
Match grade ammo 100+ rounds
Front sand bag
Spotting scope
To access the shooting spot without making a ½ mile hike and to avoid lugging gear around the range a 4wheel drive vehicle is suggested . We will be crossing a small shallow river and doing some minor 4 wheeling to get to the area.
In so far:
rutilate +2
rockrvr1 (for his second tour i guess i did something right lol)
ssfs11
stumppg26
outing is full
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