July 11-13 Armored Eagle Precision Rifle Course

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$650- Sign up at: 07/11-13/ 2025 LONG RANGE SHOOTING LEVEL 1 : THE SAWMILL TRAINING COMPLEX — Armored Eagle Training LLC

Precision Rifle covers the techniques required to achieve first-round hits out to 800 meters and beyond under a variety of conditions and distances. Range estimation, scope adjustment and zeroing, minute of angle theory, external ballistics and weather effects among other topics will be covered. You’ll be instructed in shooting unknown distances, low light shooting, Mil-dot and MOA reticle, use of data books and more by our Cadre. Target engagements will be made at both known and unknown distances out to 1000 yards using the techniques covered. Participants will be in shooter/spotter teams.

This class is ideal for a seasoned hunter, law enforcement precision marksman or anyone who wants to improve their long range shooting skills. Participants must have a solid understanding of firearm safety, fundamentals of marksmanship, weapons maintenance, and an ability to zero their weapon and scope.

This course is not recommended for beginners.
Participants should already be proficient in the following skills:

  • Consistently hold a 3” group from a prone position for 5 rounds at 25 meters

This course is designed for shooters looking to enhance their long-range precision shooting skills. Participants will learn the fundamentals of ballistics, rifle setup, and shooting techniques essential for accurate shooting at extended distances.

  • Class Duration

    • Total Duration: 2.5 Days

    • Day 1: Classroom and Range Instruction

    • Day 2&3: Practical Application and Evaluation

    Day 1: Classroom and Range Instruction

    11JULY: 1700 SAWMILL CLASSROOM

    1. Introduction to Precision Long Range Shooting

    • Definition and Importance

    • Overview of Long Range Shooting Applications

    2. Equipment Selection

    • Rifles and Calibers

    • Optics and Mounting

    • Accessories (bipods, bags, etc.)

    3. Understanding Ballistics

    • Interior Ballistics (bullet performance in the barrel)

    • Exterior Ballistics (trajectory, wind drift, and drop)

    • Terminal Ballistics (effect on target)

    4. Setting Up Your Rifle

    • Proper Stock Fit and Adjustments

    • Scope Leveling and Alignment

    • Zeroing Your Rifle: Techniques and Procedures

    5. Shooting Positions and Techniques

    • Prone, Sitting, and Standing Positions

    • Breathing Techniques

    • Trigger Control Fundamentals

    Day 2: Practical Application and Evaluation

    Morning Session

    1. Range Safety and Protocols

    • Review of Range Rules

    • Safety Practices for Long Range Shooting

    2. Live Fire Exercises

    • Zero Confirmation and Adjustment

    • Grouping Shots at Various Distances

    Afternoon Session

    3. Long Range Shooting Techniques

    • Reading the Wind: Tools and Tips

    • Adjusting for Elevation and Windage

    • Engaging Targets at Varying Distances

    4. Performance Evaluation

    5. Class Review and Q&A

    • Recap Key Concepts

    • Address Remaining Questions and Concerns

    Required Equipment

    • Precision Rifle and 250 RDS Ammunition

    • Quality Optics

    • Hearing and Eye Protection

    • Bipod or Shooting Rest (if available)

    • Data Book for Ballistic Calculations

    Prerequisites

    • Basic firearm safety knowledge

    • Familiarity with rifle operation

    This outline aims to provide a structured path to improving long-range shooting capabilities, ensuring that each participant leaves with enhanced skills and confidence

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$650- Sign up at: 07/11-13/ 2025 LONG RANGE SHOOTING LEVEL 1 : THE SAWMILL TRAINING COMPLEX — Armored Eagle Training LLC

Precision Rifle covers the techniques required to achieve first-round hits out to 800 meters and beyond under a variety of conditions and distances. Range estimation, scope adjustment and zeroing, minute of angle theory, external ballistics and weather effects among other topics will be covered. You’ll be instructed in shooting unknown distances, low light shooting, Mil-dot and MOA reticle, use of data books and more by our Cadre. Target engagements will be made at both known and unknown distances out to 1000 yards using the techniques covered. Participants will be in shooter/spotter teams.

This class is ideal for a seasoned hunter, law enforcement precision marksman or anyone who wants to improve their long range shooting skills. Participants must have a solid understanding of firearm safety, fundamentals of marksmanship, weapons maintenance, and an ability to zero their weapon and scope.

This course is not recommended for beginners.
Participants should already be proficient in the following skills:

  • Consistently hold a 3” group from a prone position for 5 rounds at 25 meters

This course is designed for shooters looking to enhance their long-range precision shooting skills. Participants will learn the fundamentals of ballistics, rifle setup, and shooting techniques essential for accurate shooting at extended distances.

  • Class Duration

    • Total Duration: 2.5 Days

    • Day 1: Classroom and Range Instruction

    • Day 2&3: Practical Application and Evaluation

    Day 1: Classroom and Range Instruction

    11JULY: 1700 SAWMILL CLASSROOM

    1. Introduction to Precision Long Range Shooting

    • Definition and Importance

    • Overview of Long Range Shooting Applications

    2. Equipment Selection

    • Rifles and Calibers

    • Optics and Mounting

    • Accessories (bipods, bags, etc.)

    3. Understanding Ballistics

    • Interior Ballistics (bullet performance in the barrel)

    • Exterior Ballistics (trajectory, wind drift, and drop)

    • Terminal Ballistics (effect on target)

    4. Setting Up Your Rifle

    • Proper Stock Fit and Adjustments

    • Scope Leveling and Alignment

    • Zeroing Your Rifle: Techniques and Procedures

    5. Shooting Positions and Techniques

    • Prone, Sitting, and Standing Positions

    • Breathing Techniques

    • Trigger Control Fundamentals

    Day 2: Practical Application and Evaluation

    Morning Session

    1. Range Safety and Protocols

    • Review of Range Rules

    • Safety Practices for Long Range Shooting

    2. Live Fire Exercises

    • Zero Confirmation and Adjustment

    • Grouping Shots at Various Distances

    Afternoon Session

    3. Long Range Shooting Techniques

    • Reading the Wind: Tools and Tips

    • Adjusting for Elevation and Windage

    • Engaging Targets at Varying Distances

    4. Performance Evaluation

    5. Class Review and Q&A

    • Recap Key Concepts

    • Address Remaining Questions and Concerns

    Required Equipment

    • Precision Rifle and 250 RDS Ammunition

    • Quality Optics

    • Hearing and Eye Protection

    • Bipod or Shooting Rest (if available)

    • Data Book for Ballistic Calculations

    Prerequisites

    • Basic firearm safety knowledge

    • Familiarity with rifle operation

    This outline aims to provide a structured path to improving long-range shooting capabilities, ensuring that each participant leaves with enhanced skills and confidence

$650- Sign up at: 07/11-13/ 2025 LONG RANGE SHOOTING LEVEL 1 : THE SAWMILL TRAINING COMPLEX — Armored Eagle Training LLC

Precision Rifle covers the techniques required to achieve first-round hits out to 800 meters and beyond under a variety of conditions and distances. Range estimation, scope adjustment and zeroing, minute of angle theory, external ballistics and weather effects among other topics will be covered. You’ll be instructed in shooting unknown distances, low light shooting, Mil-dot and MOA reticle, use of data books and more by our Cadre. Target engagements will be made at both known and unknown distances out to 1000 yards using the techniques covered. Participants will be in shooter/spotter teams.

This class is ideal for a seasoned hunter, law enforcement precision marksman or anyone who wants to improve their long range shooting skills. Participants must have a solid understanding of firearm safety, fundamentals of marksmanship, weapons maintenance, and an ability to zero their weapon and scope.

This course is not recommended for beginners.
Participants should already be proficient in the following skills:

  • Consistently hold a 3” group from a prone position for 5 rounds at 25 meters

This course is designed for shooters looking to enhance their long-range precision shooting skills. Participants will learn the fundamentals of ballistics, rifle setup, and shooting techniques essential for accurate shooting at extended distances.

  • Class Duration

    • Total Duration: 2.5 Days

    • Day 1: Classroom and Range Instruction

    • Day 2&3: Practical Application and Evaluation

    Day 1: Classroom and Range Instruction

    11JULY: 1700 SAWMILL CLASSROOM

    1. Introduction to Precision Long Range Shooting

    • Definition and Importance

    • Overview of Long Range Shooting Applications

    2. Equipment Selection

    • Rifles and Calibers

    • Optics and Mounting

    • Accessories (bipods, bags, etc.)

    3. Understanding Ballistics

    • Interior Ballistics (bullet performance in the barrel)

    • Exterior Ballistics (trajectory, wind drift, and drop)

    • Terminal Ballistics (effect on target)

    4. Setting Up Your Rifle

    • Proper Stock Fit and Adjustments

    • Scope Leveling and Alignment

    • Zeroing Your Rifle: Techniques and Procedures

    5. Shooting Positions and Techniques

    • Prone, Sitting, and Standing Positions

    • Breathing Techniques

    • Trigger Control Fundamentals

    Day 2: Practical Application and Evaluation

    Morning Session

    1. Range Safety and Protocols

    • Review of Range Rules

    • Safety Practices for Long Range Shooting

    2. Live Fire Exercises

    • Zero Confirmation and Adjustment

    • Grouping Shots at Various Distances

    Afternoon Session

    3. Long Range Shooting Techniques

    • Reading the Wind: Tools and Tips

    • Adjusting for Elevation and Windage

    • Engaging Targets at Varying Distances

    4. Performance Evaluation

    5. Class Review and Q&A

    • Recap Key Concepts

    • Address Remaining Questions and Concerns

    Required Equipment

    • Precision Rifle and 250 RDS Ammunition

    • Quality Optics

    • Hearing and Eye Protection

    • Bipod or Shooting Rest (if available)

    • Data Book for Ballistic Calculations

    Prerequisites

    • Basic firearm safety knowledge

    • Familiarity with rifle operation

    This outline aims to provide a structured path to improving long-range shooting capabilities, ensuring that each participant leaves with enhanced skills and confidence