PSR 102: Advanced Precision Scoped Rifle

This is a two-day advanced precision scoped rifle course built for shooters who have already completed Precision Scoped Rifle 101 or an equivalent class and can apply basic marksmanship safely and consistently. The format centers on coached live-fire work and target analysis, with students refining shot process, documenting performance in a data book, and making corrections to keep impacts centered as distances increase.

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Instruction focuses on the factors that start to matter more as range stretches out, including density altitude, wind, and the use of environmental and ballistic tools. Students learn how to gather atmospheric data with a Kestrel, apply ballistic calculator information, and translate what they see on target into scope adjustments while engaging reduced-size targets from supported and alternate positions.

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Key training areas include:

• Maintaining a consistent shot process and applying marksmanship fundamentals for accurate, repeatable impacts
• Recording relevant firing data in a data book and using that information to support corrections
• Reading target feedback and making the necessary scope adjustments to correct shot placement
• Understanding density altitude, its components, and how environmental conditions affect trajectory
• Using a Kestrel and ballistic calculator data to engage targets from alternate positions including standing, squatting, kneeling, and sitting

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This course fits shooters moving past basic precision rifle work who want more structure around external ballistics and practical corrections at distance. Students should already have 101-level skill, safe gun handling habits, and a precision scoped rifle with match-grade ammunition, with about 250 rounds expected.