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Medium Range Tactical Rifle

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Medium Range Tactical Rifle (MR-TACR)

This course incorporates aspects of our tactical application rifle courses with a focus on engagements from close-in (0-300 meters) to intermediate range (300-600 meters). It offers a look back to the classic standard of riflemen being expected to capably engage man-sized targets out to half a kilometer, as well as a theoretical glimpse at the capabilities of a modern squad designated marksman. We will discuss external ballistics, cartridge selection, data on prior engagement (DOPE) cards, and wind/range estimation and compensation.

The first range session will consist of tactical/dynamic shooting drills on the tactical range from 0-200 meters. 250 rounds of any non-penetrator type ammunition will work for this portion.

The second range session will be on the known-distance rifle range, focusing on shooting from 100-600 meters. For medium-range shooting we suggest long/heavy-for-caliber bullets, especially in the .223/5.56 cartridge (75/77 grain bullets), as these better resist wind drift over distance. We recommend a minimum of 100 rounds for this portion of the class.

Rifles for this course should ideally be equipped with a magnified optic capable of reaching from point-blank to 600 meters. We recommend a 1-4x, 1-6x, or similar adjustment range low variable power optic with some kind of milling reticle and/or exposed turrets. A red dot with a magnifier may theoretically work, but not without difficulty. A good quality bipod or other shooting rest is also recommended.

Cost: $250*

Date: Saturday June 24th (8am-6pm) & Sunday June 25th (2-6pm) 2023

Location: SGC Training Building/Tactical Range/Rifle Range

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*All CFTT classes at SnowShoe Gun Club are now open to members of the public. Non-members of the Gun Club attending a course hosted by SGC will pay a $75 range use fee, which can be credited toward a same-year membership. Special thanks to the SnowShoe Gun Club board of directors, for providing us with this exciting expanded opportunity to serve the community.

For more information about the Kenai Peninsula’s premier shooting venue and membership, visit: Snowshoegunclub.com

Refund/Cancellation Policy:

  • If you cancel 4 weeks or more prior to the scheduled class, you will be refunded 100%.
  • If you cancel less than 4 weeks but more than 2 weeks before the class, you will be refunded 50%.
  • If you cancel within 2 weeks of class or fail to show up for class, you will not receive a refund.
  • We can also credit your class tuition toward another course of equal or lesser value if you contact us to reschedule your training at least 2 weeks prior to the class you are scheduled to attend.

What to bring:

Centerfire rifle as specified above, with sling, 2-3 magazines, and pouches

Estimated Ammo Count: Total of 350 rounds: 250 rounds of practice ammunition and 100 rounds of medium distance ammo as recommended above. Conventional, lead-free, or frangible bullets only.

Reloaded ammo may be fired at the operator’s own risk.

*ABSOLUTELY NO: armor piercing, incendiary, tracers, green tip, steel core, etc. These rounds can damage or ricochet off our AR500 targets, potentially causing injury.

Eye protection

Ear protection (electronic preferred; mandatory if you are hard of hearing)

Brimmed hat or baseball cap (to keep brass from getting behind eye protection)

Shooting Gloves (optional)

Knee and/or elbow pads (optional)

Sunscreen/bug dope/layered clothing appropriate for Alaskan weather

Long pants with pockets

Closed toe shoes/boots

Folding camp chair (optional)

Shooting mat or blanket (optional)

Plenty of water, snacks, etc.

Packed lunch

Hand wipes/sanitizer

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