Long Range Precision Course

This 2-day Long Range Precision Course is built for shooters developing a serious foundation in precision rifle application, drawing from techniques used in modern law enforcement and special operations sniper programs. Hosted at the Sierra 1 Site near Heber, the course moves beyond square-range fundamentals and places students on varied terrain where ballistic problem-solving, environmental judgment, and shooter discipline become central to every shot.

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Students begin refining rifle setup, zero confirmation, combat bore sighting, and ballistic inputs on a 150-plus-meter flat range before progressing to multiple field shooting lanes across the 100-acre training area. Instruction is hands-on and coach-driven, with AZPOST and NTOA-certified SWAT sniper instructors guiding shooters through positional problems, terrain-based engagements, and real-world decision-making under field conditions.

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Key training areas include:

• Rifle and optic setup with long gun familiarity and system validation

• Basic ballistics, chronograph use, and Kestrel integration for firing solutions

• Building DOPE specific to your rifle and ammunition

• Wind and elevation calling with shooter-spotter communication• Positional shooting from varied terrain and improvised support

• High-angle engagements and technical shooting problems

• Long-range target engagements extending beyond 1,000 meters

• Practical precision lanes exposing shooters to changing terrain, distances, and shot dilemmas

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This course is well-suited for civilian precision shooters, hunters looking to extend their effective range, and MIL/LE personnel seeking a practical precision refresher grounded in field application. Students should arrive with a reliable rifle system and baseline familiarity with safe rifle handling, prepared to work with ballistic tools and carry equipment across rugged training terrain.