LONG RANGE I: SATURDAY, JUNE 7, 2025 8AM - 4PM
American Rifleman-Long Range I will pick up where our Intro to Long Range Shooting left off. We will continue to expand your knowledge in the Art and Science of long-range shooting. You will be taught to remain grounded in a robust approach to the fundamentals of precision rifle marksmanship. Students will receive an introduction in environmental effects and how they affect long-range shooting. Rifle zero’s will be confirmed, marksmanship refresher and calibration will start the day out on the range, moving to grouping exercises and data collection out to distances of 400 yards. Each student will leave with a good muzzle velocity and usable data for their chosen rifle. Traditional positional shooting methods will be explained, demonstrated, preformed during practical exercises. Unconventional shooting methods using commercial and improvised rests and positions will be covered along with understanding our limitations. This course will continue you down the path to understanding the world of long-range shooting and its application for the American Rifleman.Introduction to Long Range Shooting will ground you in the fundamentals of precision rifle marksmanship. Taking a structured approach to marksmanship, we will start with rifle configuration, optics, and set up, understanding units of measure and how they apply to rifle shooting, fundamentals of marksmanship and application in your role as a long-range marksman, zeroing procedures, and rounding out with practical application. This course will start out with classroom instruction but quickly move to the range to garner hands on experience in application of fire with your chosen rifle. This is an introductory course that will start you down the path to understanding the world of long-range shooting and is a precursor to our Long Range I course.
Prerequisite: Intro to Long Range or equivalent training. For questions of requirements call or email.
Topics Covered:
Introduction to Environmental Effects
Refresher of the Fundamentals of Rifle Marksmanship
Determining Muzzle Velocities and Gathering Usable Data
Introduction to Ballistic Computers
Zero Confirmation
Grouping Exercises at 100, 200, 300, and 400 Yards
Shot Group Analysis
Traditional Shooting Positions
Unconventional Shooting Positions
Understanding Limitations in Shooting
Equipment for Class:
Rifle with Magnified Optic and Bipod – Bolt Action, Semi-Auto, Single Shot
Sand Sock or Bag
Shooting Sticks – Commercial or Homemade
Shooting Mat (Optional)
Cleaning Materials
Eye/Ear Protection
Note Taking Material/Data Book
Weather Appropriate Rugged Clothing and Footwear
Drinks, Snacks and Lunch
Duration: 8 Hours
Ammunition Requirements: 150 Rounds
Location:
Cedar Creek Precision
14270 Melvin West Rd.
Hopkinsville, KY 42240
Cancellation/ Refund/ Exchange Policy:
Booking a class with Personal Survival Solutions is a commitment to train on your given course dates. Tuition sale is final. We do not offer refunds or transfers to students who cancel or fail to show up for class. We will offer a refund or credit in the highly unlikely event that we should need to cancel a course. This policy is firm and there will be no exceptions.
American Rifleman-Long Range I will pick up where our Intro to Long Range Shooting left off. We will continue to expand your knowledge in the Art and Science of long-range shooting. You will be taught to remain grounded in a robust approach to the fundamentals of precision rifle marksmanship. Students will receive an introduction in environmental effects and how they affect long-range shooting. Rifle zero’s will be confirmed, marksmanship refresher and calibration will start the day out on the range, moving to grouping exercises and data collection out to distances of 400 yards. Each student will leave with a good muzzle velocity and usable data for their chosen rifle. Traditional positional shooting methods will be explained, demonstrated, preformed during practical exercises. Unconventional shooting methods using commercial and improvised rests and positions will be covered along with understanding our limitations. This course will continue you down the path to understanding the world of long-range shooting and its application for the American Rifleman.Introduction to Long Range Shooting will ground you in the fundamentals of precision rifle marksmanship. Taking a structured approach to marksmanship, we will start with rifle configuration, optics, and set up, understanding units of measure and how they apply to rifle shooting, fundamentals of marksmanship and application in your role as a long-range marksman, zeroing procedures, and rounding out with practical application. This course will start out with classroom instruction but quickly move to the range to garner hands on experience in application of fire with your chosen rifle. This is an introductory course that will start you down the path to understanding the world of long-range shooting and is a precursor to our Long Range I course.
Prerequisite: Intro to Long Range or equivalent training. For questions of requirements call or email.
Topics Covered:
Introduction to Environmental Effects
Refresher of the Fundamentals of Rifle Marksmanship
Determining Muzzle Velocities and Gathering Usable Data
Introduction to Ballistic Computers
Zero Confirmation
Grouping Exercises at 100, 200, 300, and 400 Yards
Shot Group Analysis
Traditional Shooting Positions
Unconventional Shooting Positions
Understanding Limitations in Shooting
Equipment for Class:
Rifle with Magnified Optic and Bipod – Bolt Action, Semi-Auto, Single Shot
Sand Sock or Bag
Shooting Sticks – Commercial or Homemade
Shooting Mat (Optional)
Cleaning Materials
Eye/Ear Protection
Note Taking Material/Data Book
Weather Appropriate Rugged Clothing and Footwear
Drinks, Snacks and Lunch
Duration: 8 Hours
Ammunition Requirements: 150 Rounds
Location:
Cedar Creek Precision
14270 Melvin West Rd.
Hopkinsville, KY 42240
Cancellation/ Refund/ Exchange Policy:
Booking a class with Personal Survival Solutions is a commitment to train on your given course dates. Tuition sale is final. We do not offer refunds or transfers to students who cancel or fail to show up for class. We will offer a refund or credit in the highly unlikely event that we should need to cancel a course. This policy is firm and there will be no exceptions.
American Rifleman-Long Range I will pick up where our Intro to Long Range Shooting left off. We will continue to expand your knowledge in the Art and Science of long-range shooting. You will be taught to remain grounded in a robust approach to the fundamentals of precision rifle marksmanship. Students will receive an introduction in environmental effects and how they affect long-range shooting. Rifle zero’s will be confirmed, marksmanship refresher and calibration will start the day out on the range, moving to grouping exercises and data collection out to distances of 400 yards. Each student will leave with a good muzzle velocity and usable data for their chosen rifle. Traditional positional shooting methods will be explained, demonstrated, preformed during practical exercises. Unconventional shooting methods using commercial and improvised rests and positions will be covered along with understanding our limitations. This course will continue you down the path to understanding the world of long-range shooting and its application for the American Rifleman.Introduction to Long Range Shooting will ground you in the fundamentals of precision rifle marksmanship. Taking a structured approach to marksmanship, we will start with rifle configuration, optics, and set up, understanding units of measure and how they apply to rifle shooting, fundamentals of marksmanship and application in your role as a long-range marksman, zeroing procedures, and rounding out with practical application. This course will start out with classroom instruction but quickly move to the range to garner hands on experience in application of fire with your chosen rifle. This is an introductory course that will start you down the path to understanding the world of long-range shooting and is a precursor to our Long Range I course.
Prerequisite: Intro to Long Range or equivalent training. For questions of requirements call or email.
Topics Covered:
Introduction to Environmental Effects
Refresher of the Fundamentals of Rifle Marksmanship
Determining Muzzle Velocities and Gathering Usable Data
Introduction to Ballistic Computers
Zero Confirmation
Grouping Exercises at 100, 200, 300, and 400 Yards
Shot Group Analysis
Traditional Shooting Positions
Unconventional Shooting Positions
Understanding Limitations in Shooting
Equipment for Class:
Rifle with Magnified Optic and Bipod – Bolt Action, Semi-Auto, Single Shot
Sand Sock or Bag
Shooting Sticks – Commercial or Homemade
Shooting Mat (Optional)
Cleaning Materials
Eye/Ear Protection
Note Taking Material/Data Book
Weather Appropriate Rugged Clothing and Footwear
Drinks, Snacks and Lunch
Duration: 8 Hours
Ammunition Requirements: 150 Rounds
Location:
Cedar Creek Precision
14270 Melvin West Rd.
Hopkinsville, KY 42240
Cancellation/ Refund/ Exchange Policy:
Booking a class with Personal Survival Solutions is a commitment to train on your given course dates. Tuition sale is final. We do not offer refunds or transfers to students who cancel or fail to show up for class. We will offer a refund or credit in the highly unlikely event that we should need to cancel a course. This policy is firm and there will be no exceptions.