Competition Rifle Clinic

The Competition Rifle Clinic at Griffin & Howe Shooting Academy is built for PRS shooters who want to sharpen performance in a structured, match-focused environment. This half-day clinic centers on real stage execution, not theory, giving shooters the opportunity to validate data, refine positions, and improve decision-making under time pressure.

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• Ballistic data validation using chronograph and live-fire confirmation
• Positional shooting across barricades, prone, tripods, and improvised props
• Stage planning, time management, and efficient movement between positions
• Spotting impacts, calling corrections, and working as a shooter/spotter team
• Identifying performance gaps and applying immediate corrections
• Peer collaboration with shared data, feedback, and discussion

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Training is conducted on a 900-yard range, with a strong emphasis on applied learning. Instructors operate as on-range coaches, observing performance, making corrections, and guiding shooters through realistic stage scenarios rather than running static drills. The environment encourages shooters to work together, spot impacts, and refine their approach through repetition and feedback.

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Students should arrive with a zeroed precision rifle capable of 1 MOA or better, a ballistic solver, and 140 rounds of match-grade ammunition. Additional gear, such as tripods, shooting bags, and spotting equipment, will directly impact performance during positional and stage work.

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This clinic is ideal for shooters preparing for PRS-style competition or looking to tighten execution under pressure. Limited duration and focused coaching make it a high-value tune-up before match season.