Wind and Spotting Seminar

Take two days to shoot with C/S 66 in an environment designed to comprehensively address the fundamentals of calling and correcting for wind, along with working in a team and spotting swirl.

Topics that will be covered but not limited to:

• Use of Ballistic programs and kestrel.

• Truing of Rifle system

• Marksmanship Fundamentals

• Working as a team and individual

• Use of optics for spotting and observation

• Milling / Judging distance to Targets

• Fundamentals of estimating and judging wind

• Correcting for wind

• Holds and Hold overs

What you will need

• Rifle with Optics (Mil or Moa Reticle )

• Rifle and Optics tool kit

• Rifle bi-pod or front support bag

• Rear shooting bag

• 200rnds Match grade ammo

• Spotting Scope

• Gear suitable for climate and terrain

• Data book

• Calculator

• Personal First Aid Kit

• Ballistic Computer or App

• Kestrel (Optional)

• Range Finder (Optional)

• If you do not have something, let us know we can help.

• Proof of CCFR Personal Insurance - https://firearmrights.ca/en/insurance/

What to expect?

Time to step it up. Two days of non stop delivery of information and range time. This Seminar is designed to give you the skill set and understanding of the foundation needed to produce accurate, precise wind calls and make those first round hits.

Positional Fundamentals Seminar

C/S 66 Positional Rifle Seminar offers a 2 day Seminar designed for shooters / hunters of all levels to evaluate and train on series of exercises and drills commonly seen in today’s Precision Rifle Series. Students that complete the course will have a proficiency in firearm safety, firearm handling under stress conditions, advanced marksmanship fundamentals, a combined knowledge of their personal capabilities with their equipment and systematic training methods for future progression.

Topics that will be covered but not limited to

• Positional shooting, prone, standing, kneeling, sitting on and around urban obstacles while stationary and moving under condensed timeliness

• Advanced positional shoots off of simulated roof tops and barricades

• Snap and multiple target engagements under condensed timeliness

• When to use holds and when to dial

• Marksmanship Fundamentals

• Adapting and utilizing equipment to build shooting positions

What to bring

• Bring your rifle (optic) and 250rnds (match grade ammo)

• Rifle, Optic, Preferred Mill or Moa however if it is your hunting rifle with a duplex redical, bring it. We will help you.

• Anything you think of or wanted to try for positional shooting (Tri-pods, mono pods, bags, etc)

• If you don’t have something call us. We can help you.

• Proof of CCFR Personal Insurance - https://firearmrights.ca/en/insurance/

Combined Fundamentals Seminar

Immerse yourself in a transformative 4-day seminar tailored for shooters of all levels, ensuring personalized progression without the worry of falling behind. With our low 4-1 student-instructor ratio and adaptable C/S 66 methodology, we customize the program to meet individual needs, empowering each shooter to excel unrestricted.

Day 1 / 12hrs

Precision and Accuracy Fundamentals :Embark on your journey with an immersive dive into marksmanship essentials. Regardless of experience, delve deep into precision shooting, covering rifle familiarity, optics operation, zeroing techniques, and the crucial Tall Target Test. With expert guidance and hands-on practice, refine your accuracy and precision fundamentals, establishing a robust foundation for the days ahead.

Day 2-3 / 12hrs

Wind Correction and Spotting Expertise Navigate the complexities of wind dynamics and spotting techniques in our intensive two-day module. Explore advanced topics such as truing rifle systems, distance judgment, and wind estimation. Through collaborative exercises and personalized coaching, enhance your ability to call and correct for wind, ensuring consistent, precise shots every time.

Day 4 / 8hrs

Real-World Shooting Scenarios Conclude your training with hands-on exploration of field positional shooting. From prone to kneeling, tackle various shooting positions amidst challenging obstacles. Hone your target engagement skills, mastering swift, accurate shots under pressure. With a focus on adaptability and equipment utilization, emerge prepared to conquer any shooting scenario with confidence and finesse.

Join us for an unparalleled experience where each day is meticulously designed to maximize your growth as a shooter. Depart with a functional training foundation and newfound confidence, knowing you have the understanding and ability to make that crucial shot.

Here's a checklist of essentials to bring along:

1. Positive Attitude: Enthusiasm and willingness to learn.

2. Rifle with Optics: Equipped with Mil or Moa Reticle optics.

3. Rifle and Optics Tool Kit: For adjustments or maintenance.

4. Rifle Bipod or Front Support Bag: Stability aids.

5. Rear Shooting Bag: Stability and comfort during shooting.

6. 350 Rounds of Match Grade Ammo: High-quality ammunition.

7. Shooting Mat: Comfort during prone shooting.

8. Data Book: Tracking shooting data and progress.

9. Calculator: For ballistic calculations and adjustments.

10. Personal First Aid Kit: Safety preparedness.

11. Ballistic Computer or App (optional): Precise calculations.

12. Kestrel (optional): Accurate environmental data.

13. Range Finder (optional): Determining distances to targets.

14. Any other equipment you may use in a hunting Scenario.

15. Water - Electrolytes - Snacks

Don't fret if you're missing something – we're here to assist and ensure you're well-equipped for success. Just let us know, and we'll provide the necessary support.

Call or E-mail for Rental Package
Includes all match grade ammunition, PGWDTI rifle rental with Schmidt and Bender optics, spotting cope, Kestrel, range fees, learning materials and associated range equipment.

Bring Your Own Gear

Students will need to bring their own rifle, 350 rounds match grade ammunition, MOA or Mil rifle scope, Kestrel, spotting scope, and other range gear. Sleeping Quarters / Showers / Bedding and meals are provided.

Proof of CCFR Personal Insurance is required - https://firearmrights.ca/en/insurance/

High Angle / High Altitude Fundamentals

Day 1 / Day 2

• Situated on ground level Engaging Targets from 600m to 2000m with 20 – 40deg angle of fire

• Set up of individual systems and optics to shooter

• Zero, True and DSF

• Operation and use of Optics and Laser Range finders,

• Use of Cos sign / Angle indicators and other means

• Marksmanship Fundamentals

• Platform Building, and Alternate Positions

• Use of Applied Ballistics and kestrel.

• Data recording

• Working as a team and individual

• Milling / Judging distance to Target

• Use of optics for spotting and observation

• Fundamentals of estimating and judging wind in mountainous terrain

• Correcting for wind

• Holds and Hold overs

Day 3

• Helo up to the mountain side of 7200ft/asl

• Trek up to firing line at 8200ft/asl

• Engage targets from 800m – 2400m up to – 40deg of angle

• End of day trek down to LZ and students will be air lifted back to Calgary.

Cost
Send us a message for details on potential course dates and costs

Proof of CCFR Personal Insurance - https://firearmrights.ca/en/insurance/

Kit List

• Rifle

• Rifle dope

• Ammunition 200rnds match grade

• Spare Magazines

• Eye & Ear Pro

• Back Pack (Big enough to carry shooting supplies, Optics, water, 1 day rations, First aid kit and snivel gear)

• Kit bag ( for follow up kit)

• Shooting Sling

• Ballistic Software

• Calculator

• Data Book, Notebook, Pen & Pencil

• Angle Cosine Indicator

• Weather Station (Hand held)

• Laser Range Finder (Optional)

• Binoculars

• Spotting Scope with Tripod

• Shooting Bags (Optional)

• Camel back or other water system with 6lt of water

• Gloves

• Cold Weather Jacket

• Quality Boots

• Rifle Cleaning Kit

• Optics Cleaning Kit

• Tools

• First Aid Kit

• Sun Block, Lip Balm & Insect Repellent

• Spare Batteries & Charging Cables

• Knee / Elbow Pads

• Flashlight / Headlamp

• Knife or Pruning Shears

• 550 Chord (50’)

• 22kn or greater Carabiner x 2

• Sleeping bag (-5cel), Bivy Bag and Ridge Rest

METREP Details– Highs of +25c/ Lows of 0c.  The weather can change drastically but traditionally we are in for good weather.  Always chance for rain and high winds.

Field Accommodations

Will include Tent or Mod with cots.

Meals

Meals will be hard rations (MRE).

COntact us now to discuss our training programs, attendance requires & private booking