Intensive Precision Rifle course at Tac Pro Shooting Center, focusing on first-shot accuracy from 100 to 1,000 yards.
The Primary Precision Rifle course at Tac Pro Shooting Center offers an intensive, hands-on experience for hunters, competition shooters, and military/police marksmen. Bill Davison teaches this course, which emphasizes first-shot accuracy from close range to 1,000 yards.
The program teaches students through both classroom lessons and hands-on shooting practice. It focuses on understanding bullet paths, estimating distances, and improving shooting accuracy.
The course includes choosing and preparing a precision rifle, clearing common misconceptions, and setting a 100-yard zero. Students will learn key shooting skills, how to use scope reticles, and how to create bullet trajectory charts. The final challenge tests the ability to engage targets at unknown distances, assessing mental and physical skills.
Everyone attending this course must have a well-prepared rifle, preferably a precision model like Accuracy International.
You will also need High-quality equipment such as scopes, bipods, and shooting mats. Students must bring 250 rounds of ammunition and suitable gear for all weather conditions to stay comfortable during the training.
Tac Pro Shooting Center in Mingus, Texas, is a 1,000-yard tactical rifle facility built around Special Forces-style precision training, qualification-based access, and practical long-range marksmanship.
35100 TX-108, Mingus, TX 76463, United States
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