The LVL1 course is designed to give all shooters (whether completely novice shooters or fairly experienced shooters with no formal training) an exceptionally solid foundation. With experience as a Special Forces Operator, we've always said that being a true professional means being exceedingly and consistently good at the basics--all the basics. For example, it’s quite common to meet a top level shooter who doesn’t truly understand how to properly set up an ergonomically correct rifle, even though rifle setup is a baseline skill. It's as fundamental as zeroing and data collection--if the foundation is skewed, everything built upon it is flawed. This is just one example of the skills that you’ll learn in our LVL1 course.

Topics stressed during this LVL1 course

• Setting up an Ergonomically Correct Rifle

• Optics selection, setup, function and use

• Fundamentals of Ballistics, Ballistic software, data collection and external ballistics

• Rifle zero procedure and zeroing

• Building a data card out to 1K

• Basic precision shooting positions

• Basic wind doping in the natural environment

• Correcting for environmentals (barometric, temperature and humidity changes)

• Reticle holdover vs. dialing techniques

• Proper lasing of targets

• Target detection and target transitioning

Prerequisites: None.

Physical difficulty level: Low

Equipment Requirements;

• Notebook, calculator, pens and or pencils

• 300 rounds of match grade ammunition capable of producing 1MOA or better accuracy (you may bring more is you desire but this is the projected minimum)

• Zeroed weapon - Zero’s will be checked before course can progress. If you don’t know how to zero, no worries, we will teach you.

• Bolt Action or Semi Auto Rifle capable of 1MOA or better accuracy. Recommended calibers between .223 and .338 with a maximum muzzle velocity of 3200 ft/s

• Rifle scope with subtended reticle and target turrets.

• Bipod and sand sock (loaner sand socks are available during the course)

• Eye and ear protection.

• Ruck sack capable of holding all shooting equipment, lunch, clothing and incidentals.

• Some rental equipment will be available but please coordinate this with us prior to the first day of training. Equipment available includes but is not limited to: rifles, scopes, slings, ammunition, bipods, sand socks, and ruck sacks.

• Recommended: Class will be held in field conditions so plan and be prepared for the unpredictable weather. Suggested packing list includes, but is not limited to: Sun screen, water, food, gloves, layered clothing, baseball or boonie cap, rain gear, knee and elbow pads, etc. Seating is limited & capped; based on a first come first served basis via website enrollments

Logistics

• TUITION; includes all range fees and instruction (does not include meals or housing)

• LODGING: The Cameo Shooting Complex is approximately 15 miles west of Grand Junction Colorado. Grand Junction is a fairly large city with over 25 hotels.

• DATES: 2-4 November 2024

• Training starts at 8AM each day

• LOCATION: 3934 I 9/10 Rd, Palisade, CO 81526

• Nearest airports is the Grand Junction Regional Airport (GJT)

• Questions or Comments; Email: training@cprifle.com Phone: (910) 257-0848

* Tuition payment is required to secure a class seat and is non refundable.

* Late cancelations often result in vacant class seat(s) which could have otherwise been filled by other eager students/groups.

* Additionally, late cancelations often result in unnecessary escalating overhead costs as we try to give the best experience and value in the industry with the terms below.

*More than 60 days prior to class; a student(s) may reschedule to another class at NO charge. (1 time courtesy per deposit)

* From 60 days to 14 days prior to class; student(s) will be allowed to reschedule to another class once, but will be assessed a Surcharge of 25% of tuition for each student(s).

* Less than 2 weeks prior to class, student(s) may reschedule to another class once but will be assessed a surcharge of 50% of tuition for each student(s).

* A reschedule class date must be used within 12 months of the original class date, and student(s) may only reschedule once.