LONG RANGE ENGAGEMENTS AND TACTICS FOR LAW ENFORCEMENT SNIPERS

The purpose of this course is to allow the law enforcement sniper access to tactics and strategiesthat will increase their confidence in long range engagements (100-500 yards).

This course will allow LEO snipers the opportunity to access tactics and strategies utilized in the precision rifle competition community to increase hit probabilities during long range engagements. The goal of the training is to allow the sniper to make engagements at ranges of 500 yards and closer with an emphasis on delivering speed and accuracy under stressful conditions. The class will start with a zero check and brief evaluation of the fundamentals of marksmanship and will progress to rapid target engagement, positional shooting, and wind estimation and correction calculations. The course will also utilize “through the scope video” so that the application of these techniques can be applied and viewed during real-time.

Instructor bio: Daniel Jarecke:

Daniel Jarecke is a professional long range shooter that has been competing at the highest level since 2017. He has 4 national championship event wins , 10 top 3 finishes, and more than 20 regional wins. He is the sport’s only consecutive 2-time winner of the Best in Texas national AG Cup match. Daniel has professionally trained SWAT teams since 2018 both within Texas andother states as well as civilian long range competitive shooters. Daniel has developed strategies based on hit percentages and probabilities that have helped him gain an advantage over his competition and now delivers these techniques to the Law Enforcement community.

Required Equipment:

Precision rifle capable of 1MOA with MIL optic, 70 rounds of ammunition, spotting scope and verified dope from 100-515 yards. Basic sniper school is highly recommended. Bringing your lunch along with a folding chair is recommended.

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