Mountain Precision Rifle

This is a three-day, field-oriented precision rifle course built for shooters who have already completed Precision Rifle, Long Range Precision, and Multi-Target. Training is conducted in mountainous terrain and centers on engaging multiple targets from 100 to 1500 yards, with emphasis on extreme-angle problems, reticle-based ranging, and managing projectile effects at distance.

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Instruction blends classroom material with practical shooting to build stronger ballistic understanding, cleaner data collection, and better rifle setup and maintenance habits. Shooters work through Kestrel setup and use, target ranging, and methods for speeding up corrections and engagements across multiple targets, using Barrett MRAD, MRAD SMR, and 98B rifles.

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Key training areas include:

• Safety and marksmanship fundamentals applied to advanced field shooting problems
• Reticle-based target ranging and ballistic corrections for engagements out to 1500 yards
• Kestrel setup and use for data acquisition and shot solution management
• Max Point Blank techniques for faster holds across varying target distances
• Speed Drop techniques and extreme-angle shooting in steep mountainous terrain

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This course fits experienced marksmen, competitors, hunters, and MIL or LE shooters who are already comfortable with foundational long-range work. Students need the prerequisite Barrett courses completed and must be physically able to carry their shooting gear roughly 300 yards over steep, uneven terrain; rental rifles are available.