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Remington Tactical Shotgun Operators Course

Course Objectives
The
Remington Precision Rifleman I Course is designed to
teach approved applicants those skills necessary to
achieve 1 minute of angle (1 MOA) accuracy out the
maximum effective ranges of their precision rifles. This
will be accomplished by providing the student with a
five-day comprehensive course combining classroom
lecture, demonstration and practical application of
instructed skill sets. The course is focused on
mastering the basics of long range marksmanship with
precision weapons systems. Advanced techniques will be
presented to prepare shooters to make accurate long
range shots under sporting or competitive conditions.
This course will encompass those skill sets every long
range precision shooter should not only be familiar with
but possess demonstrable mastery of. Modern, relevant
techniques and procedures that promote success under
stressful sporting / competitive situations calling for
precise shot placements at extreme distances are the
focused learning objectives of this specialized course.
This training concentrates on student learning and
performance in a professional setting. All participants,
regardless of skill level will benefit from this
intensive comprehensive package. Sustainment and
enhancements to existing perishable skills being
paramount to all long range riflemen.
Students who successfully pass the Remington Precision
Rifleman I Course will receive a certificate of
completion. This is a pass or fail course.
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During the Course, Remington instructors
will present the following subjects:
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Weapons Safety
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Fundamentals of Precision Marksmanship
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Care & Cleaning / Break in Procedures
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Interior, Exterior & Terminal Ballistics
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Data Book Recording & Maintenance
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Equipment Selection
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Data Collection out to 1000yds
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Shooting Positions, Rests, Slings & Aids
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Fitting the Rifle
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Loading, Reloading & Unloading
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Mounts, Rings, Scopes & Reticles
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Effects of the Weather |
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Cold Bore Theory & Annotation
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Wind Reading Techniques
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Limited Exposure Techniques
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Leads for Moving Targets
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Char. Nomen &Functioning
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Stoppages & Malfunctions
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Scope Theory & Adjustment
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Precision Ammo & Rifle Combos
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Zeroing Procedures
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Rifleman / Observer Dialogue
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Shooting with Elevated Heart Rates
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Moving Target Engagements |
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Course Prerequisites/Requirements |
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Open to Participants who comply with
enrollment criteria.

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Level of Experience: Completion of
Tier 1 Group Basic Shotgun & Pistol Course
or Military, Law
Enforcement equivalent (Course Completion Document Required)

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Identification: 2 valid forms of
State or Federal Picture Identification.

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Firearms: Pump-action or semi-auto
shotgun with a minimum of 5 rounds capacity
and a semi-automatic
pistol with a minimum of three high-capacity magazines.

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Ammunition: 200 rounds of # 7 or 8
Birdshot, 25 rounds Buckshot, 25 rounds slug
& 100 pistol rounds of
ammunition.

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Gear List:
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Logistics |
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Course Length: 2-day course

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Course Cost: $475.00

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Ammunition Cost: Call T1G at (910) 577-0321
for Prices

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Firearms Rentals: $15.00 per firearm

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Class Size: 10-20 Students

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Course Dates:
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