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Engaging a Moving Target  

Ons kursusse word ook in Afrikaans aangebied

Shooting LR  at stationary targets in windy conditions can be quite daunting, whether at known or unknown distance it remains quite a challenge on its own for most mortals, but when you combine this challenge with targets that are moving things can become quite complex to say the least.

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This course was designed to help most intermediate / advanced marksmen to successfully engage any moving target at extended range with the least amount of mental stress and effort.

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This course would require you to have already and successfully completed our Advanced Fundamentals & Wind Reading Course or have it incorporated herein.

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What will this one day course cover?

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  • Leading targets and lead formula calculations to engage targets at any distance moving from any direction

  • Engaging our moving target using the trapping or tracking methods

  • Wind compensation for moving targets

  • Speed shooting at multiple targets maintaining accurate shot placement, unconventional positioning and maintaining stability whilst firing under stress 

  • Most common errors when shooting at moving targets 

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You will be engaging a moving target from various distances and positions.  Basic shooter fitness level is required.

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We keep our classes small to ensure individual attention and quality of training. 

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What must you bring?

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  • Your rifle with an adjustable scope (MOA or MRAD)

  • Rifle should (preferably) be zeroed prior to course

  • Minimum of 100 rounds.  All rounds to be of the same load, brass, primer and bullet weight / type

  • Shooters must know the BC of their bullet

  • A shooting mat / camp chair

  • Ear and eye protection

  • Front and rear rest (beanbags or bi-pods)

  • Pen and calculator

  • Refreshments

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What is the cost? 

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Contact us for rates

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Links:

Long Range Shooting Fundamentals Course

Advanced Fundamentals & Wind Reading Course

Estimation of Unknown Distance Targets in Unknown Wind without the Use of Electronic Apparatus Course 

Reloading Course

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