Fall GUNSITE XLR CLASS & FFS LESSON

[Lowlight]

GUNSITE FALL XLR CLASS

Where: Paulden AZ, @ Gunsite Academy

When: October 15th to the 18th 2012 <span style="font-style: italic"> (FFS Lesson Sunday October 14th) </span>

Course description:

<span style="text-decoration: underline">Extreme Long Range</span>
This course examines the techniques and equipment required to engage targets from 1000 to 2000 meters. The classroom sessions cover the fine details of ballistics, methods of accurate range finding, selection of ammunition and configuration of ballistic software. Range sessions calibrate the rifle, telescope and ammunition into the chosen software system. Once confirmed on the known distance range, you will engage more than 20 unknown distance targets from 5 separate locations at ranges from 1000 to 2000 meters!

Course Cost:
Class cost this time will be $1180 per person.

<span style="font-weight: bold">Bonus Class </span>

Field Firing Solutions from Lex Talus Program Lesson

Being held prior to the start of the XLR Class on Sunday October 14th at the Gunsite Campus.


Registration opens Monday April 9th, space will be limited so sign up as soon as possible. Contact Gunsite for details.

Gunsite is open Monday through Friday from 7:30 am until 5:00 pm.

Gunsite Academy
2900 W. Gunsite Rd.
Paulden, AZ. 86334
928-636-4565
928-636-1236 Fax

Training Administrator – Dave Starin – [email protected]
928-636-4565 ex. 10

 

[CoryT]

Re: Fall GUNSITE XLR CLASS & FFS LESSON

The class is officially in the system, taking signups starting now!

Just a little teaser video showing a bit of the field shooting course. Sent a few rounds downrange myself on Sunday, so just a quick edit and here you go.

ELR Video

 

[CoryT]

Re: Fall GUNSITE XLR CLASS & FFS LESSON

Remote camera systems for 6 targets should be here in a week or so, I'll post some additional video using then at that time.

 

[Lowlight]

Re: Fall GUNSITE XLR CLASS & FFS LESSON

Looking forward to it,

Thanks for setting this up, and getting the camera system in place.

I really think this is one of the best bangs for the buck in terms of testing and calibrating your system and then testing and calibrating the shooter at distance on Unknown distance targets. It is one thing to hit a KD course and throw some rounds down range, it is another thing to press the back side of the ballistic curve on UKD targets with the intension of hitting them with as few a shots as possible.