Modern Field Rifleman SPETEMBER 27-28 in LOS OLIVOS

$600.00

As featured in Recoil Offgrid magazine! Put your shooting skills and equipment to the test in the real world on a 2 mile long field course through the Los Olivos hills, engaging targets using rocks, trees, tripods and backpacks with a target selection from 250-1,650 yards. This event is one that anyone serious about their shooting simply should not miss!

Day 1

  • External ballistics lecture

  • Proper utilization of ballistic calculator

  • Wind theory

  • Technique

  • Rifle zeroing/zero confirmation

Day 2

  • 7am start

  • 2 mile long semi-strenuous hike with multiple shooting/target positions

  • Positional shooting where gear is limited to what’s on your back

  • Target range estimation

  • Shots from 250-1200 yards through the Los Olivos hills

Participants should bring 150 rounds of ammo for both days, a ballistic calculator app (Applied Ballistics is preferred), sturdy hiking gear (footwear, clothes, sun protection, water, poles if needed) and a reliable way to carry their rifle (sling, backpack, etc). Water will be provided on day one, and will be placed along the course on day two but it’s recommended to bring some of your own as well as any food/snacks you may need.

As featured in Recoil Offgrid magazine! Put your shooting skills and equipment to the test in the real world on a 2 mile long field course through the Los Olivos hills, engaging targets using rocks, trees, tripods and backpacks with a target selection from 250-1,650 yards. This event is one that anyone serious about their shooting simply should not miss!

Day 1

  • External ballistics lecture

  • Proper utilization of ballistic calculator

  • Wind theory

  • Technique

  • Rifle zeroing/zero confirmation

Day 2

  • 7am start

  • 2 mile long semi-strenuous hike with multiple shooting/target positions

  • Positional shooting where gear is limited to what’s on your back

  • Target range estimation

  • Shots from 250-1200 yards through the Los Olivos hills

Participants should bring 150 rounds of ammo for both days, a ballistic calculator app (Applied Ballistics is preferred), sturdy hiking gear (footwear, clothes, sun protection, water, poles if needed) and a reliable way to carry their rifle (sling, backpack, etc). Water will be provided on day one, and will be placed along the course on day two but it’s recommended to bring some of your own as well as any food/snacks you may need.