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COURSE OVERVIEW

Advanced Precision Rifle: Truing & Scenarios

May 12–14, 2026
 $1,000 | 3 Days | Capacity: 12 Shooters
 Lead Instructor: Daniel Posey (Ret. Special Operations Sniper)
 Location: Colemans Creek


STOP GUESSING. START TRUING.

This course is designed for shooters who are past fundamentals and ready to validate their system under real conditions.

You will:

  • True your ballistic solver using live data
  • Build stable positions under time constraints
  • Engage targets from 300 to 1,200+ yards
  • Execute unknown distance scenarios with confidence

This is not theory. This is data-driven performance built on the same progression used in professional sniper training pipelines.


WHAT YOU’LL GAIN

  • Verified ballistic profile (MV + BC confirmation)
  • Confidence in your Kestrel / AB solver
  • Ability to build stable positions under time constraints
  • First/second round impact capability at distance
  • A repeatable Shooting System: Goal → Data → Execute → Observe

DAILY EXECUTION PLAN


 DAY 1 – TECHNICAL FOUNDATIONS & BALLISTIC TRUING

Morning – Classroom & Zero

  • Shooter introductions + expectations
  • “Shooting System” alignment (Goal → Data → Execute → Observe)
  • Establish confirmed 100-yard zero
  • Capture live muzzle velocity (chronograph)

Fundamentals Validation

  • 20–30 round dot drill
  • Confirm rifle setup, NPOA, and trigger control

(We verify the shooter before we blame the data—non-negotiable fundamentals )

Afternoon – Range 9

  • Known-distance engagements (300–1,000 yards)
  • Truing ballistic solvers using real impacts
  • AB Quantum integration and calibration

Evaluation Block

  • prone known-distance stage
  • Data validation under repetition

End State: Your rifle + solver = confirmed system


DAY 2 – POSITIONAL MASTERY

Morning – 100-Yard Range

  • Positional shooting theory
  • Stability vs mobility principles
  • 30-round positional dot drill

Range 10 Application

  • Tripod deployment
  • Barricade shooting
  • Alternate prone and terrain use

Afternoon – Ranges 8, 9, 10

  • Rotational stage work
  • Known-distance positional engagements
  • Build stable positions in under 10 seconds

Round Count: ~100 rounds

End State: You can build and maintain a stable firing solution anywhere


DAY 3 – FIELD PROBLEMS & SCENARIOS

Morning – Fieldcraft & Workflow

  • Sector breakdown and target detection
  • MIL-based ranging + LRF confirmation
  • Shooter/observer communication

Execution Framework

  • Observe → Plan → Execute workflow
  • Time-pressure decision making

Scenario Training

  • Multi-target “mini stages”
  • Mixed known & unknown distance engagements
  • Time + accuracy scoring

Round Count: ~100 rounds

Conclusion

  • Final evaluation
  • After Action Review (AAR)
  • Graduation

End State: You can solve problems at distance—not guess


EQUIPMENT REQUIREMENTS

Mandatory:

  • Rifle (1 MOA or better)
  • Optic with MIL or MOA reticle
  • 350–400 rounds match-grade ammo
  • Kestrel / ballistic solver (AB preferred)
  • Bipod + rear bag
  • Eye & ear protection

Safety (Required):

  • IFAK
  • Tourniquet (on body)

Recommended:

  • Tripod
  • Spotting scope
  • Laser range finder

(Equipment standards follow established long-range training requirements )


WHO THIS COURSE IS FOR

  • Intermediate to advanced shooters
  • MIL / LE snipers and designated marksmen
  • Competitive precision rifle shooters
  • Anyone serious about eliminating bad data and inconsistent performance

CAPACITY & REGISTRATION

  • Limited to 12 shooters
  • Instructor-to-student ratio maintained for quality
  • Courses at this level consistently sell out

 

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COURSE OVERVIEW

Advanced Precision Rifle: Truing & Scenarios

May 12–14, 2026
 $1,000 | 3 Days | Capacity: 12 Shooters
 Lead Instructor: Daniel Posey (Ret. Special Operations Sniper)
 Location: Colemans Creek


STOP GUESSING. START TRUING.

This course is designed for shooters who are past fundamentals and ready to validate their system under real conditions.

You will:

  • True your ballistic solver using live data
  • Build stable positions under time constraints
  • Engage targets from 300 to 1,200+ yards
  • Execute unknown distance scenarios with confidence

This is not theory. This is data-driven performance built on the same progression used in professional sniper training pipelines.


WHAT YOU’LL GAIN

  • Verified ballistic profile (MV + BC confirmation)
  • Confidence in your Kestrel / AB solver
  • Ability to build stable positions under time constraints
  • First/second round impact capability at distance
  • A repeatable Shooting System: Goal → Data → Execute → Observe

DAILY EXECUTION PLAN


 DAY 1 – TECHNICAL FOUNDATIONS & BALLISTIC TRUING

Morning – Classroom & Zero

  • Shooter introductions + expectations
  • “Shooting System” alignment (Goal → Data → Execute → Observe)
  • Establish confirmed 100-yard zero
  • Capture live muzzle velocity (chronograph)

Fundamentals Validation

  • 20–30 round dot drill
  • Confirm rifle setup, NPOA, and trigger control

(We verify the shooter before we blame the data—non-negotiable fundamentals )

Afternoon – Range 9

  • Known-distance engagements (300–1,000 yards)
  • Truing ballistic solvers using real impacts
  • AB Quantum integration and calibration

Evaluation Block

  • prone known-distance stage
  • Data validation under repetition

End State: Your rifle + solver = confirmed system


DAY 2 – POSITIONAL MASTERY

Morning – 100-Yard Range

  • Positional shooting theory
  • Stability vs mobility principles
  • 30-round positional dot drill

Range 10 Application

  • Tripod deployment
  • Barricade shooting
  • Alternate prone and terrain use

Afternoon – Ranges 8, 9, 10

  • Rotational stage work
  • Known-distance positional engagements
  • Build stable positions in under 10 seconds

Round Count: ~100 rounds

End State: You can build and maintain a stable firing solution anywhere


DAY 3 – FIELD PROBLEMS & SCENARIOS

Morning – Fieldcraft & Workflow

  • Sector breakdown and target detection
  • MIL-based ranging + LRF confirmation
  • Shooter/observer communication

Execution Framework

  • Observe → Plan → Execute workflow
  • Time-pressure decision making

Scenario Training

  • Multi-target “mini stages”
  • Mixed known & unknown distance engagements
  • Time + accuracy scoring

Round Count: ~100 rounds

Conclusion

  • Final evaluation
  • After Action Review (AAR)
  • Graduation

End State: You can solve problems at distance—not guess


EQUIPMENT REQUIREMENTS

Mandatory:

  • Rifle (1 MOA or better)
  • Optic with MIL or MOA reticle
  • 350–400 rounds match-grade ammo
  • Kestrel / ballistic solver (AB preferred)
  • Bipod + rear bag
  • Eye & ear protection

Safety (Required):

  • IFAK
  • Tourniquet (on body)

Recommended:

  • Tripod
  • Spotting scope
  • Laser range finder

(Equipment standards follow established long-range training requirements )


WHO THIS COURSE IS FOR

  • Intermediate to advanced shooters
  • MIL / LE snipers and designated marksmen
  • Competitive precision rifle shooters
  • Anyone serious about eliminating bad data and inconsistent performance

CAPACITY & REGISTRATION

  • Limited to 12 shooters
  • Instructor-to-student ratio maintained for quality
  • Courses at this level consistently sell out

 

Show More
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