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1-Day Intro Long Range Precision Rifle Course, Rose Hill, NC

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1-Day Intro Long Range Precision Rifle Course, Rose Hill, NC
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Pilot Mountain Arms 1-Day Intro Long Range Precision Rifle Course

Location: Rose Hill, NC


This course is day one of our 2-day Long Range Precision Rifle Course. We now run concurrent one and two day Long Range courses to allow greater flexibility. If you'd like to attend the 2-day course, please select it in our store under Training Courses.

Course Description:

This 1-day course is designed for the novice marksman, but is highly encouraged and recommended for those who have had little or no formal long range training. A fast paced course, it will begin with firearms safety and rapidly transition into equipment set up, fundamentals of marksmanship, basic ballistics, the use of ballistic computers/ phone apps and target engagements to 1320 yards. The range has 40 targets that are a combination of static and reactive steel targets that range from 100 to 1320 yards. The following topics will be taught in the course:

  • Safety
  • Equipment setup
  • Prone shooting position, recoil management
  • Confirm/check zeros
  • Understanding MOA and milliradian adjustments
  • Use of the Kestrel Weather meter with ballistic solver or ballistics phone app.
  • True ballistic computer/App
  • Use of the reticle
  • Introduction to spotting / calling winds
  • Data gathering out to 1100 yards
  • Engagement of targets to 1100 yards
  • Practical accuracy considerations (PRS/F-Class/Long Range Hunting)


Ammo Requirements: 100 rounds (minimum) of precision/match grade ammunition.

Training Schedule: Instruction starts at 8am and ends at 5pm (dusk in winter).

Individual equipment:

  • 308 or similar caliber precision rifle capable of one minute of angle accuracy (An accurate hunting rifle is fine if the shooter can manage the recoil for 100 rds. Hunting/sporter profile barrels tend to have a point of impact shift as they heat up and usually have to be shot at a slower pace which may reduce the training )
  • Match ammunition (minimum 100 rounds per day)
  • Quality scope with adjustable turrets and MIL or MOA reticle (manual for the scope if you have it)
  • Rifle anti-cant device (level) - must have!
  • Bipod
  • Rear rest (sand bag, bunny ear bag, etc)
  • Cleaning kit, Pen, pencil
  • Rifle data book or ballistic computer (i.e. Kestrel with Applied Ballistics or Horus, or ballistic phone app (we recommend the Applied Ballistics App by Bryan Litz)
  • Calculator
  • Eye and ear protection
  • Comfortable yet durable clothing (pants, long sleeved shirt, boots and hat recommended)
  • Rain/inclement weather gear
  • Food/Lunch to snack on throughout the day
  • Spotting scope (recommended –not required. We will have several extra.)
  • Shooting Mat (recommended)
  • Sunscreen/bug repellent (seasonal)


Prerequisite: None

  • Class sizes are limited to 10
  • ***READ THIS PLEASE*** COURSE FEES ARE NON-REFUNDABLE WITHIN 14 DAYS OF THE STARTING DATE OF THE COURSE. ANY CANCELLATION WITHIN IN THE 2 WEEKS (14 days) PRIOR TO THE COURSE OR NO-SHOW ON THE COURSE DATE WILL RESULT IN FORFITURE OF THE COURSE FEE.
  • Shooters should not register unless they can commit to the training. Shooters may cancel and receive a full refund or request to be rescheduled to a future course date up to 2 weeks prior to the start date of the course.
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