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LONG RANGE SHOOTING COURSE WITH EDUARDO ABRIL DE FONTCUBERTA

LONG RANGE SHOOTING COURSE This program is a proposal and will be reviewed after the first analysis of the abilities of students. This way you can better adapt to the reality of these capabilities and educational procedures adjust to them.

PLACE: ALTAIR Training Solutions RTF, Naples, FL, USA.

WHEN: From 21st to 25th November 2016.

DIRECTOR AND INSTRUCTOR COURSE Eduardo Abril de Fontcuberta, Certified Trainer Snipers Barrett BFMI (USA), Certified Instructor snipers STEYR HS50 and SSG08 (Austria), Instructor Barrett Defense Ministry and NATO ISTC, Gunsite, Instructor marine sniper SPECTRE (Sweden), Tri WORLD CHAMPION shooting at 1000 yards, organizer of 2 King Miles, President of FCSA (USA).

COURSE OBJECTIVES To develop training in essential and necessary "skills" to make effective long-range fire. This capability is of great importance for many competition shooters and hunters. To have knowledge of the long range ballistics, to know how to use and configure the material to take advantage of it. To develop camouflage and to provide knowledge of techniques needed to be a stalking hunter / shooter. Upon completion of the training, course participants will:
1. Develop confidence and ability with the firearm.
2. Be able and effective in the application of precision at long range shooting.
3. Control your movement in the field and camouflage in the environment.
4. Be able to camouflage the equipment and be able to desing and make our own ghillie.
5. Design your own training and practice basic skills with rifle accuracy and technical aids and auxiliary material thereof.
6. Test and critically analyze your personal training as a marksman LONG RANGE and recognize individual strengths and weaknesses.
7. Know all auxiliary equipment for the Long Range shooter.
8. Keep a detailed record of the shots and training.
9. Select ammunition and test the performance with magnetic or radar chronograph


This program is designed for each participant to perform a series of scheduled drills. These drills are oriented for the participant to increase individual capacity, safety and professionalism.
Teaching units will be divided into essential tasks related to the achievement of objectives for LONG RANGE shooting.
The / The "instructors" will be in charge of the training, that will be carried out in fully and professional manner and enthusiasm for the group.
The program will consist in more than 40 hours of formal training spread over five days. With included practical and theory skills.
The distribution of these hours of instruction can be adapted to the training needs of the participants.
 

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Out of curiosity at this point, is the training limited to 50 caliber rifles? I suspect that this course might not be what I am interested in as at 70 crawling
around in a Ghillie suit on a 90 degree afternoon in the South Florida bush with alligators, snakes and pythons is not exactly what interests me.

My interest are more in the nature of the techniques and quality equipment employed in shooting accurately at longer distances. My interests might be characterized as more like
a subset of the sniper aspects of the course. Perhaps, the course would be structured such that a person could attend a portion of the training?

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I don't think it would be a swamp crawling class.

As I have seen in the Altair Facebook it will be mainly long range shooting in the Altair 2 Mile Range.

Any caliber with good long range capabilities is good for the class, preferable .308 or higher.

The requirements are 550 rounds of match grade ammo plus all the sniper stuff.
 

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Out of curiosity at this point, is the training limited to 50 caliber rifles? I suspect that this course might not be what I am interested in as at 70 crawling
around in a Ghillie suit on a 90 degree afternoon in the South Florida bush with alligators, snakes and pythons is not exactly what interests me.

My interest are more in the nature of the techniques and quality equipment employed in shooting accurately at longer distances. My interests might be characterized as more like
a subset of the sniper aspects of the course. Perhaps, the course would be structured such that a person could attend a portion of the training?

Thanks
Chuck, don't you know that snakes are more afraid of you than you are of them? I mean, imagine the sight of you in a ghillie suit? I'm with you though, not a big fan of sweating all over my guns.
 

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ANOTHER LONG RANGE SHOOTING COURSE WITH EDUARDO ABRIL DE FONTCUBERTA.

ALTAIR RTF AGAIN AT THE END OF FEB.

LONG RANGE SHOOTING COURSE This program is a proposal and will be reviewed after the first analysis of the abilities of students. This way you can better adapt to the reality of these capabilities and educational procedures adjust to them.

PLACE: ALTAIR Training Solutions RTF, Naples, FL, USA.

WHEN: From Feb 27th to March 3rd 2017.

DIRECTOR AND INSTRUCTOR COURSE Eduardo Abril de Fontcuberta, Certified Trainer Snipers Barrett BFMI (USA), Certified Instructor snipers STEYR HS50 and SSG08 (Austria), Instructor Barrett Defense Ministry and NATO ISTC, Gunsite, Instructor marine sniper SPECTRE (Sweden), Tri WORLD CHAMPION shooting at 1000 yards, organizer of 2 King Miles, President of FCSA (USA).

COURSE OBJECTIVES To develop training in essential and necessary "skills" to make effective long-range fire. This capability is of great importance for many competition shooters and hunters. To have knowledge of the long range ballistics, to know how to use and configure the material to take advantage of it. To develop camouflage and to provide knowledge of techniques needed to be a stalking hunter / shooter. Upon completion of the training, course participants will:
1. Develop confidence and ability with the firearm.
2. Be able and effective in the application of precision at long range shooting.
3. Control your movement in the field and camouflage in the environment.
4. Be able to camouflage the equipment and be able to desing and make our own ghillie.
5. Design your own training and practice basic skills with rifle accuracy and technical aids and auxiliary material thereof.
6. Test and critically analyze your personal training as a marksman LONG RANGE and recognize individual strengths and weaknesses.
7. Know all auxiliary equipment for the Long Range shooter.
8. Keep a detailed record of the shots and training.
9. Select ammunition and test the performance with magnetic or radar chronograph


This program is designed for each participant to perform a series of scheduled drills. These drills are oriented for the participant to increase individual capacity, safety and professionalism.
Teaching units will be divided into essential tasks related to the achievement of objectives for LONG RANGE shooting.
The / The "instructors" will be in charge of the training, that will be carried out in fully and professional manner and enthusiasm for the group.
The program will consist in more than 40 hours of formal training spread over five days. With included practical and theory skills.
The distribution of these hours of instruction can be adapted to the training needs of the participants.
 
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