Long Range Precision Rifle Courses:
Provided via Victor Lopez with the Sierra Element, former USMC Scout/Sniper and current LAPD detective.
http://sierraelement.com/about-us/our-mission.html
Rifle/Carbine 101: The Fundamentals of Rifle Marksmanship
Synopsis:
Introduction to rifle marksmanship and basic manipulations.
Open to all semi-automatic rifles but heavy emphasis on the AR-15 series.
Prerequisites: None
Courses of Fire and Learning Objectives:
Battle sight zero of your rifle and primary guidance system. Slow fire supported prone
Sitting, kneeling, and standing position.
Advancing on target.
Rifle/Carbine 202: Intermediate Rifle Techniques
Synopsis:
Continuation of rifle marksmanship with added movement, manipulations and stressors.
Culminates in advancing on target with another shooter.
Prerequisites: Rifle/Carbine 101 or equivalent from another institution.
Courses of Fire and Learning Objectives:
Static pivoting
Rifle-to-pistol transitions
Advancing on target(s).
Support side shootingType your paragraph here.
Rifle/Carbine 303: Small Unit Tactics (SHTF Rifle)
Synopsis: This class is less firearm-type specific but about tactics and teamwork. Where Rifle/Carbine 202 ends, Rifle/Carbine 303 begins. A rifle and pistol would be the optimum combination.
*Prerequisites: Rifle 202 or equivalent from another institution but must complete the fire and movement portion of Rifle/Carbine 202.
Courses of Fire and Learning Objectives:
Buddy team fire and movement
Break contact
Talking guns
Contact left and right
Contact rear
Envelopment left or right
Gear list particular to Rifle/Carbine 303:
Service-type pistol, holster, three (3) pistol magazines, belt, and pistol magazine pouches for transition drills.
Ammunition (the more you bring the more you get to go through again):
Pistol: 100 rounds (dependent upon shooter’s choice)
.22 Long Rifle is welcome and encouraged.
Steel core and tracer ammunition prohibited at Burro Canyon.
All else per the standard rifle class list.