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I am starting a new add on to level 1
Need a better name. Any ideas?
Thanks

Here is the info


Barbour Creek long range Level 1 Plus is a 3 day course

Day 3 is designed for you to shoot your own rifle or ours if you don't have one.

Shooting outdoors from alternate positions, reading your own wind and using the ballistic rangefinder for your data.
This course is designed to make sure your rifle setup is correct or show you what is wrong and how to fix it.
Level 1, days 1 & 2 are unchanged, adding the day 3 for you to use your gear and train outdoors using a tripod, bipod, fence support shooting ect.
This course will help prepare you for immediate hunting success.
Of course our level 2 is the pinnacle of all the courses we provide as you progress through our long range training.

Schedule for day 3
Breakfast 8:00
Class 9:00 until 12:00 then lunch
Class room
  1. Field Shooting positions
  2. Programing personal rifles in a ballistic rangefinder or app
  3. bullet flight time for hunting
    • Shoot house
  4. Check zero, level and prepare your personal rifle
  5. Truing velocities on personal and or school rifles
    • 12:00 Lunch
    • 13:00 to 16:30
Outdoors
  1. Field, shooting
  2. All wind reading is done by the students (James coaching as needed)
  3. Students set the latitude, compass and wind in the rangefinder as if they were hunting
  4. Engage animal targets from 500 yards to 1100 yards (personal or school rifles)
  5. Timed shooting, on animal's

Needed gear (can be provided)
  • B.Y.O.G (bring your own gun)
  • Ballistic rangefinder or app (For personal rifles / provided for school guns) preferred Sig Kilo 8 or 10 K
  • Wind meter (preferred kestrel 1000) we have some
  • Proper clothing (not provided) for outdoors in a covered area
  • Hearing protection (not provided) incase some customer guns have no suppressors, (prefer suppressors)
  • Ammunition for your personal rifle (only 6.5 CRM ammo is provided for school guns)
  • Bipod
  • Arc rail on rifle or tripod with saddles
  • Level on rifle or purchase one on site

338 max caliber's No .50 cal rifles
 
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I am starting a new add on to level 1
Need a better name. Any ideas?
Thanks

Here is the info


Barbour Creek long range Level 1 Plus is a 3 day course

Day 3 is designed for you to shoot your own rifle or ours if you don't have one.

Shooting outdoors from alternate positions, reading your own wind and using the ballistic rangefinder for your data.
This course is designed to make sure your rifle setup is correct or show you what is wrong and how to fix it.
Level 1, days 1 & 2 are unchanged, adding the day 3 for you to use your gear and train outdoors using a tripod, bipod, fence support shooting ect.
This course will help prepare you for immediate hunting success.
Of course our level 2 is the pinnacle of all the courses we provide as you progress through our long range training.

Schedule for day 3
Breakfast 8:00
9:00 until 12:00 lunch
Class room
  1. Field Shooting positions
  2. Programing personal rifles in a ballistic rangefinder or app
  3. bullet flight time for hunting
    • Shoot house
  4. Check zero, level and prepare your personal rifle
  5. Truing velocities on personal and or school rifles
    • 12:00 Lunch
    • 13:00 to 16:30
Outdoors
  1. Field, shooting
  2. All wind reading is done by the students (James coaching as needed)
  3. Students set the latitude, compass and wind in the rangefinder as if they were hunting
  4. Engage animal targets from 500 yards to 1100 yards (personal or school rifles)
  5. Timed shooting, on animal's

Needed gear (can be provided)
  • B.Y.O.G (bring your own gun)
  • Ballistic rangefinder or app (For personal rifles / provided for school guns) preferred Sig Kilo 8 or 10 K
  • Wind meter (preferred kestrel 1000) we have some
  • Proper clothing (not provided) for outdoors in a covered area
  • Hearing protection (not provided) incase some customer guns have no suppressors, (prefer suppressors)
  • Ammunition for your personal rifle (only 6.5 CRM ammo is provided for school guns)
  • Bipod
  • Arc rail on rifle or tripod with saddles
  • Level on rifle or purchase one on site

338 max caliber's No .50 cal rifles
I am starting a new add on to level 1
Need a better name. Any ideas?
Thanks

Here is the info


Barbour Creek long range Level 1 Plus is a 3 day course

Day 3 is designed for you to shoot your own rifle or ours if you don't have one.

Shooting outdoors from alternate positions, reading your own wind and using the ballistic rangefinder for your data.
This course is designed to make sure your rifle setup is correct or show you what is wrong and how to fix it.
Level 1, days 1 & 2 are unchanged, adding the day 3 for you to use your gear and train outdoors using a tripod, bipod, fence support shooting ect.
This course will help prepare you for immediate hunting success.
Of course our level 2 is the pinnacle of all the courses we provide as you progress through our long range training.

Schedule for day 3
Breakfast 8:00
9:00 until 12:00 lunch
Class room
  1. Field Shooting positions
  2. Programing personal rifles in a ballistic rangefinder or app
  3. bullet flight time for hunting
    • Shoot house
  4. Check zero, level and prepare your personal rifle
  5. Truing velocities on personal and or school rifles
    • 12:00 Lunch
    • 13:00 to 16:30
Outdoors
  1. Field, shooting
  2. All wind reading is done by the students (James coaching as needed)
  3. Students set the latitude, compass and wind in the rangefinder as if they were hunting
  4. Engage animal targets from 500 yards to 1100 yards (personal or school rifles)
  5. Timed shooting, on animal's

Needed gear (can be provided)
  • B.Y.O.G (bring your own gun)
  • Ballistic rangefinder or app (For personal rifles / provided for school guns) preferred Sig Kilo 8 or 10 K
  • Wind meter (preferred kestrel 1000) we have some
  • Proper clothing (not provided) for outdoors in a covered area
  • Hearing protection (not provided) incase some customer guns have no suppressors, (prefer suppressors)
  • Ammunition for your personal rifle (only 6.5 CRM ammo is provided for school guns)
  • Bipod
  • Arc rail on rifle or tripod with saddles
  • Level on rifle or purchase one on site

338 max caliber's No .50 cal rifles
Ultimate
 
I am starting a new add on to level 1
Need a better name. Any ideas?
Thanks

Here is the info


Barbour Creek long range Level 1 Plus is a 3 day course

Day 3 is designed for you to shoot your own rifle or ours if you don't have one.

Shooting outdoors from alternate positions, reading your own wind and using the ballistic rangefinder for your data.
This course is designed to make sure your rifle setup is correct or show you what is wrong and how to fix it.
Level 1, days 1 & 2 are unchanged, adding the day 3 for you to use your gear and train outdoors using a tripod, bipod, fence support shooting ect.
This course will help prepare you for immediate hunting success.
Of course our level 2 is the pinnacle of all the courses we provide as you progress through our long range training.

Schedule for day 3
Breakfast 8:00
9:00 until 12:00 lunch
Class room
  1. Field Shooting positions
  2. Programing personal rifles in a ballistic rangefinder or app
  3. bullet flight time for hunting
    • Shoot house
  4. Check zero, level and prepare your personal rifle
  5. Truing velocities on personal and or school rifles
    • 12:00 Lunch
    • 13:00 to 16:30
Outdoors
  1. Field, shooting
  2. All wind reading is done by the students (James coaching as needed)
  3. Students set the latitude, compass and wind in the rangefinder as if they were hunting
  4. Engage animal targets from 500 yards to 1100 yards (personal or school rifles)
  5. Timed shooting, on animal's

Needed gear (can be provided)
  • B.Y.O.G (bring your own gun)
  • Ballistic rangefinder or app (For personal rifles / provided for school guns) preferred Sig Kilo 8 or 10 K
  • Wind meter (preferred kestrel 1000) we have some
  • Proper clothing (not provided) for outdoors in a covered area
  • Hearing protection (not provided) incase some customer guns have no suppressors, (prefer suppressors)
  • Ammunition for your personal rifle (only 6.5 CRM ammo is provided for school guns)
  • Bipod
  • Arc rail on rifle or tripod with saddles
  • Level on rifle or purchase one on site

338 max caliber's No .50 cal rifles
Don't worry about the name of the course. Concentrate on the context instead: what is essential in the course and the participants' gain/return on investment - the value of the course.
 
I am starting a new add on to level 1
Need a better name. Any ideas?
Thanks

Here is the info


Barbour Creek long range Level 1 Plus is a 3 day course

Day 3 is designed for you to shoot your own rifle or ours if you don't have one.

Shooting outdoors from alternate positions, reading your own wind and using the ballistic rangefinder for your data.
This course is designed to make sure your rifle setup is correct or show you what is wrong and how to fix it.
Level 1, days 1 & 2 are unchanged, adding the day 3 for you to use your gear and train outdoors using a tripod, bipod, fence support shooting ect.
This course will help prepare you for immediate hunting success.
Of course our level 2 is the pinnacle of all the courses we provide as you progress through our long range training.

Schedule for day 3
Breakfast 8:00
9:00 until 12:00 lunch
Class room
  1. Field Shooting positions
  2. Programing personal rifles in a ballistic rangefinder or app
  3. bullet flight time for hunting
    • Shoot house
  4. Check zero, level and prepare your personal rifle
  5. Truing velocities on personal and or school rifles
    • 12:00 Lunch
    • 13:00 to 16:30
Outdoors
  1. Field, shooting
  2. All wind reading is done by the students (James coaching as needed)
  3. Students set the latitude, compass and wind in the rangefinder as if they were hunting
  4. Engage animal targets from 500 yards to 1100 yards (personal or school rifles)
  5. Timed shooting, on animal's

Needed gear (can be provided)
  • B.Y.O.G (bring your own gun)
  • Ballistic rangefinder or app (For personal rifles / provided for school guns) preferred Sig Kilo 8 or 10 K
  • Wind meter (preferred kestrel 1000) we have some
  • Proper clothing (not provided) for outdoors in a covered area
  • Hearing protection (not provided) incase some customer guns have no suppressors, (prefer suppressors)
  • Ammunition for your personal rifle (only 6.5 CRM ammo is provided for school guns)
  • Bipod
  • Arc rail on rifle or tripod with saddles
  • Level on rifle or purchase one on site

338 max caliber's No .50 cal rifles
I'm thinking it should be the get fat course. If you eat breakfast at 8 and then lunch from 9 to 12, I'm not sure I wouldn't have to buy a new wardrobe on my way home. Lol 🤣.

I don't think it matters what you name it, level 1 plus works fine
 
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