Long range shooters and wannabes,
We are having our last training event of this year at the end of this month. The 4 days from 30 Sept thru 3 October I have the pleasure of hosting Caylen Wojcik from Central Cascade Precision at a private range west of Three Forks Montana. He will be teaching us some of the skills he leraned as an operational sniper and sniper instructor in the Marine Corps. It is unusual that we find an instructor that will share his skills outside of the Law Enforcement/Military community and even rarer that it comes to us here in MT. It offers us the opportunity to save thousands of dollars on travel and lodging expenses and take a peek behind the curtain of secrecy of military/police skills.
We still need to fill about ~3 slots and class size is STRICTLY limited to 10 shooters. I expect it to fill quickly so please contact me ASAP via E-mail or Phone to get signed up. This may be our only opportunity to bring this caliber of instructor out here! YOU MUST GET SIGNED UP BY 22 SEPTEMBER TO GET IN!!
Previous course review with pics!! http://www.snipershide.com/forum/ubbthre...211#Post2036211
Thanks
Jack-O
PM me to sign up or email me at [email protected]
Instructor Bio
Caylen has been a Scout/Sniper since 2000, and served with 2nd BN, 1st MAR as well as 3rd BN, 1st MAR. The latter BN being a combat deployment as the Chief Sniper to the Anbar Province of Iraq and participating in Operation Phantom Fury.
He served as an instructor at the 1st Mar Div Scout Sniper Basic Course at Camp Pendleton for 3 years as the Chief Marksmanship Instructor. He also served as an instructor at I-MEF Special Operations Training Group, Special Missions Branch Urban Sniper and Urban R&S Courses. He has over 60 weeks of formal training in the areas of sniping and marksmanship and has also been contracted by A Special Operations Training Group as an instructor.
In short Caylen is an experienced combat vet with the teaching credentials to teach operational snipers the skills needed to succeed under the stress of real world situations.
Precision Long Range Rifle
This course is designed to give the shooter a basic understanding of Long Range marksmanship. You will learn the core skills that are required to consistently score hits on targets from 100 yards to 1000 yards. Long range accuracy is a result of the shooter consistently applying the fundamentals of marksmanship, interpreting atmospheric conditions, accurately applying adjustments to optics and recording data. Students will spend four full days on the range, dividing attention between lecture and range time. Topics are covered in depth in a field expedient classroom environment with students then moving to the range to practically apply and reinforce the concepts, completing the learning cycle. Shooters will experience engaging targets from up to three different firing lines, enabling them to view the range from entirely different perspectives. This reinforces real-world training scenarios keeping shooters on their toes, adapting to a changing environment.
Duration: 4 Days
Cost: $700
Ammunition Required: 300 Rounds
Scope of Training
This course is designed to give the shooter a basic understanding of Long Range marksmanship. You will learn the core skills that are required to consistently score hits on targets from 100 yards to 1000 yards. Long range accuracy is a result of the shooter consistently applying the fundamentals of marksmanship, interpreting atmospheric conditions, accurately applying adjustments to optics and recording data. Students will spend two days in the classroom learning the basic principals, and then move to the range to put them to the test. Our range is located in the foothills of the Cascade Mountains. Weather conditions here can change rapidly and students will gain valuable experience by learning how to cope with varying winds and mirages.
* Rifle Set-Up (Ocular Alignment and Eye Relief)
* Telescopic Sight Theory and Operation
* Rifle Construction and Internal Ballistics
* External Ballistics and how to interpret ballistic data
* Interpreting atmospheric conditions
* Rifle cleaning procedures and cold bore theory
* Fundamentals of Marksmanship
* Supported and Unsupported shooting positions
* Interpreting and recording shot data
* Range estimation techniques
Shooting Drills
* Zeroing Procedures and Grouping Exercises
* Scope Turret Manipulation Drills
* Known Distance data checks
* Unknown Distance Drills
* Supported and Unsupported position shoots
* Intro to multiple target engagement
Gear List
* Rifle of 6mm or larger caliber
* Telescopic Sight capable of Minute of Angle (MOA) or Mil adjustments with a range-finding reticle.
* Front and Rear Rifle Support
* Rifle cheek-piece (If rifle doesn’t have an adjustable one.)
* Rifle cleaning equipment
* Sling
* Rifle data book
* Pack suitable for carrying all your range gear
Nice to have items
* Laser Rangefinder
* Spotting Scope and Tripod
* Binoculars
* Ballistic Data
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We are having our last training event of this year at the end of this month. The 4 days from 30 Sept thru 3 October I have the pleasure of hosting Caylen Wojcik from Central Cascade Precision at a private range west of Three Forks Montana. He will be teaching us some of the skills he leraned as an operational sniper and sniper instructor in the Marine Corps. It is unusual that we find an instructor that will share his skills outside of the Law Enforcement/Military community and even rarer that it comes to us here in MT. It offers us the opportunity to save thousands of dollars on travel and lodging expenses and take a peek behind the curtain of secrecy of military/police skills.
We still need to fill about ~3 slots and class size is STRICTLY limited to 10 shooters. I expect it to fill quickly so please contact me ASAP via E-mail or Phone to get signed up. This may be our only opportunity to bring this caliber of instructor out here! YOU MUST GET SIGNED UP BY 22 SEPTEMBER TO GET IN!!
Previous course review with pics!! http://www.snipershide.com/forum/ubbthre...211#Post2036211
Thanks
Jack-O
PM me to sign up or email me at [email protected]
Instructor Bio
Caylen has been a Scout/Sniper since 2000, and served with 2nd BN, 1st MAR as well as 3rd BN, 1st MAR. The latter BN being a combat deployment as the Chief Sniper to the Anbar Province of Iraq and participating in Operation Phantom Fury.
He served as an instructor at the 1st Mar Div Scout Sniper Basic Course at Camp Pendleton for 3 years as the Chief Marksmanship Instructor. He also served as an instructor at I-MEF Special Operations Training Group, Special Missions Branch Urban Sniper and Urban R&S Courses. He has over 60 weeks of formal training in the areas of sniping and marksmanship and has also been contracted by A Special Operations Training Group as an instructor.
In short Caylen is an experienced combat vet with the teaching credentials to teach operational snipers the skills needed to succeed under the stress of real world situations.
Precision Long Range Rifle
This course is designed to give the shooter a basic understanding of Long Range marksmanship. You will learn the core skills that are required to consistently score hits on targets from 100 yards to 1000 yards. Long range accuracy is a result of the shooter consistently applying the fundamentals of marksmanship, interpreting atmospheric conditions, accurately applying adjustments to optics and recording data. Students will spend four full days on the range, dividing attention between lecture and range time. Topics are covered in depth in a field expedient classroom environment with students then moving to the range to practically apply and reinforce the concepts, completing the learning cycle. Shooters will experience engaging targets from up to three different firing lines, enabling them to view the range from entirely different perspectives. This reinforces real-world training scenarios keeping shooters on their toes, adapting to a changing environment.
Duration: 4 Days
Cost: $700
Ammunition Required: 300 Rounds
Scope of Training
This course is designed to give the shooter a basic understanding of Long Range marksmanship. You will learn the core skills that are required to consistently score hits on targets from 100 yards to 1000 yards. Long range accuracy is a result of the shooter consistently applying the fundamentals of marksmanship, interpreting atmospheric conditions, accurately applying adjustments to optics and recording data. Students will spend two days in the classroom learning the basic principals, and then move to the range to put them to the test. Our range is located in the foothills of the Cascade Mountains. Weather conditions here can change rapidly and students will gain valuable experience by learning how to cope with varying winds and mirages.
* Rifle Set-Up (Ocular Alignment and Eye Relief)
* Telescopic Sight Theory and Operation
* Rifle Construction and Internal Ballistics
* External Ballistics and how to interpret ballistic data
* Interpreting atmospheric conditions
* Rifle cleaning procedures and cold bore theory
* Fundamentals of Marksmanship
* Supported and Unsupported shooting positions
* Interpreting and recording shot data
* Range estimation techniques
Shooting Drills
* Zeroing Procedures and Grouping Exercises
* Scope Turret Manipulation Drills
* Known Distance data checks
* Unknown Distance Drills
* Supported and Unsupported position shoots
* Intro to multiple target engagement
Gear List
* Rifle of 6mm or larger caliber
* Telescopic Sight capable of Minute of Angle (MOA) or Mil adjustments with a range-finding reticle.
* Front and Rear Rifle Support
* Rifle cheek-piece (If rifle doesn’t have an adjustable one.)
* Rifle cleaning equipment
* Sling
* Rifle data book
* Pack suitable for carrying all your range gear
Nice to have items
* Laser Rangefinder
* Spotting Scope and Tripod
* Binoculars
* Ballistic Data
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