Long Range Fundamentals

Course Description

In this 1-day class, shooters will gain the theory behind Long Range Precision shooting and apply those fundamentals put to distance, developing the foundation for refined fundamentals and continued growth. Course Overview: - Classroom curriculum covering: Environment, ballistics, the proper tools and you as the Shooter - Get hands-on instructions on customized Rifle system set up for each shooter - Build a solid shooting position - Zero, group and chronograph at 100yds - True DOPE - Use combinations of skills, tools, and trued data to shoot at distances from 300 to 1000yds on differing size and shaped targets - Integrate various shooting positions (multiple tripod positions, barriers etc) What you will take home: - Your Zero'd Rifle/Scope set up to you - Notes on the Doak Development classroom portion - All-Weather DOPE book, provided for use during the course - Trued DOPE - Understanding of process for gathering DOPE for any rifle-ammo-environment combo - Photos of your experience shooting long range in the woods of the PNW Minimum Equipment List (What you'll need): - Bolt Action or AR platform Rifle intended for and capable of mid-long range use. Minimum caliber and barrel length: .223/5.56, 16" - Scope with a minimum of 8x magnification (16x or more preferred), adjustable turrets and a MIL or MOA reticle - 4DOF App pre-downloaded before arrival to class OR Kestrel - 200 Rounds of match grade ammunition - At least 2 magazines (if not a fixed magazine rifle) - Bipod - Shooting Bag - Laser Range Finder capable of ranging 1,000yd + - Eye and Ear Protection - Admin: pens, sharpie, notebook - Boots and Clothing fit for inclement or changing weather in the PNW coastal range Recommended Packing List (not required): - Tripod - Suppressors preferred - Ball-cap - Snacks and Water (Lunch will be Provided) - Hiking backpack (filled) for positional shooting - Dry bag with change of clothes and socks for end of the day if inclement weather occurs