Long-Range Precision Shooting Course

Reach Farther. Shoot Smarter. Hit with Confidence.

The Spartan Firearms Training Group’s Long-Range Precision Shooting Rifle Course is built for shooters who want to stretch their capabilities. Whether you’re a developing intermediate shooter, or a person with significant firearms skills, this course gives you the tools, skills, and confidence to engage targets at distance with accuracy and consistency.

If you’re ready to learn how to truly run your rifle—how to dial in your scope, account for wind, and hit targets out to 850 yards—this is the course for you.

What You’ll Learn:

This course covers the key foundations and advanced techniques that enable long-range success. Topics include:

Customizing your rifle and gear setup
Scope leveling and proper zeroing (100-yard zero)
Fundamentals of precision marksmanship
Reading and adjusting for wind
Range estimation, holds, and dialing
Ballistic data and shooter solutions
Alternate firing positions for real-world conditions

You’ll start with a short classroom session focused on ballistics, optics, and reticles. Then we move to rifle setup, making sure your firearm is dialed in for you. Once zero is confirmed, we head to the long-range firing line—where targets range from 200 to 850 yards.

What to Know Before You Enroll

Why Train With Us for Long Range Precision Shooting?

Our instructors bring unmatched expertise to the range. Many have backgrounds in special operations, law enforcement, and competitive long-range shooting. Their real-world experience includes:

Combat-proven long-range engagements
Elite sniper training and instruction
Military, police, and SWAT-level firearms application
Years of success in precision rifle competition

The result is professional, focused training in a supportive, no-ego environment.

Course Requirements:

Suppressor: Required for all rifles
Ammo: 140 rounds (7 boxes of 20) – same brand, grain, and bullet type. Same lot preferred.
Optic: Must have a scope with an MOA or Mil-based reticle (no BDC or basic crosshairs).
Reticle Specs: Know your reticle type. Print out the reticle sub-tension sheet from the manufacturer and bring it with you.
Ballistic App: Download a ballistic calculator like Applied Ballistics or Hornady 4DOF before class.
Gear: Eye & ear protection, water, lunch or snacks
Time: Course runs 4–5 hours depending on group skill level

Important Note:

This is not a beginner rifle class. To get the most out of this Long Range Precision Shooting course, you should already be comfortable with safe firearm handling and have a basic understanding of your rifle system.