GAS GUN PRECISION: RECCE/DMR RIFLE COURSE
RECCE / DMR PRECISION Rifle Course
This course is an intensive two-day program engineered to elevate your semi-automatic rifle from a reliable carbine to a true Designated Marksman Rifle (DMR) capable of consistent, precise engagements from 100 to 1,000 yards. Day one builds an unbreakable foundation with progressive drills that start at close range to sharpen fundamentals—trigger discipline, natural point of aim, and positional stability. You'll master dialing precise elevation, reading wind through mirage and environmental indicators, turning ballistics theory into repeatable, sub-MOA performance.
Day two transitions to dynamic, mission-relevant scenarios, incorporating movement, barricades and unconventional holds while demanding tight groups at extended distances. You'll fine-tune gas systems, make rapid optic adjustments under pressure, and engage targets up to 1000 yards from your position. By the end of this course, you'll walk away with a dialed-in RECCE/DMR setup and battle-tested processes that bridge the gap between range practice and real-world precision capability.
EQUIPMENT:
- Rifle: Semi-automatic precision-capable platform (AR-15/AR-10, properly zeroed and function-tested)
- Ammunition: 800 rounds of quality match-grade ammo (e.g., 77gr Sierra MatchKing)
- Magazines: At least 3–5 reliable high-capacity magazines
- Optic: Magnified optic with exposed turrets for dialing (LPVO 1-6x/1-8x or variable 2.5-10x+ with mil/MOA reticle)
- Sling: Two-point adjustable sling for positional stability
- Bipod: Harris, Atlas, or similar stable bipod for supported shooting
- Data Management: Data book for tracking dope and environmental notes
- Support Gear: Tripod, shooting mat, rear/stability bags
- Eye Protection
- Ear Protection: Electronic or high-NRR earmuffs
- Range Attire: Closed-toe shoes, long pants, long-sleeve shirt (recommended), hat/cap for sun protection
- Hydration & Misc: Plenty of water, sunscreen, and appropriate clothing for outdoor range conditions (two full days)
- Rangefinder
- Wind meter (e.g., Kestrel)
- Basic tools for minor rifle adjustments
- Knee/elbow pads
PREREQUISITES:
- General Carbine & Advanced Carbine; or
- Tactical Carbine
NOTES:
This is a two-day training Course. Dates to run consecutively.
