Precision Rifle 1: The basics of Long Range Precision Rifle
Sat, Apr 11
|Max Ordinate Academy Training HQ
Precision Rifle 1 is a comprehensive 3-day course designed to develop disciplined, data-driven shooters through a structured progression of lecture, practical exercises, and measured performance feedback.
Time & Location
Apr 11, 2026, 8:00 AM – Apr 13, 2026, 5:00 PM
Max Ordinate Academy Training HQ, 31212 Squaw Bush Rd, Lucerne Valley, CA 92356, USA
About The Event
Precision Rifle 1 is a comprehensive 3-day course designed to develop disciplined, data-driven shooters through a structured progression of lecture, practical exercises, and measured performance feedback. This course is ideal for both new shooters seeking a professional foundation and experienced marksmen in need of a refined skill reset.
Emphasizing the fundamentals of marksmanship, ballistic understanding, positional control, and strategic application, Precision Rifle 1 is more than just a shooting class—it is a complete education in the application of precision rifle skills across short and long-range platforms.
Each day is offered as a standalone module to accommodate varying schedules, training goals, and budgets—allowing students to take all three days consecutively or spread them out over time based on availability.
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Tickets
PR 1.1 (Training Day 1)
FOUNDATION FIRST — BUILDING THE BASELINE: Precision Rifle 1 pairs concise classroom instruction (rifle safety, optics setup, recoil-management theory, and rifle teardown/build for individual fit) with hands-on ballistics work (ballistic calculator setup and chronograph muzzle-velocity capture) and focused live-fire practice. Students zero their rifles, run a 100-yard foundational drill series emphasizing consistent groupings and correct break position, gaining repeatable skills and routines.
$550.00
PR 1.2 (Training Day 2)
ADVANCED BALLISTICS & LONG-RANGE APPLICATION — DAY 2: Building on Day 1’s fundamentals, students move into detailed whiteboard instruction covering internal and external ballistics, environmental and atmospheric effects, and advanced ballistic calculator programming. Wind theory, correction methods, and bracketing exercises prepare shooters for real-world application. On the range, students revisit short-range foundational drills before transitioning to long-range steel engagements.
$500.00
PR1.3 (Training Day 3)
On the range, shooters run 100-yard zero verification and warm-ups before performing moving-target drills across varied speeds and directions, then transition to long-range work by completing three distinct Rifleman Proficiency Qualifications designed to challenge position stability, test knowledge retention under pressure, and identify areas for continued development. By day’s end students will integrate wind and lead calculations into mover engagements & applied Max Ord efficiency techniques.
$400.00
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