Mark Smith JBSTG
Newbie
2 Day Performance Rifle is designed with the intention of correcting flaws in mechanics, manipulations, marksmanship, movement, and processing. This is not a beginner’s course. Attendees should have basic knowledge of weapon safety/handling, and at minimum, be able to hit the A zone of a full-sized IPSC silhouette at 25 yards with no time standard. Students will leave with the tools necessary to continue their journey on being the best rifle shooter they can be.
Topics Covered:
Safety and handling
Gear selection
Gear set up
Dry fire practice and how to maximize return when practicing
Zeroing
Different shooting positions and techniques for maximum efficiency
Aiming and the breakdown of the relationship between sight
alignment and sight picture
Reloading
Malfunction clearance
Managing recoil
Target transitions and processing
Weapon transitions
The presentation
Marksmanship (Trigger manipulation in sync with the optic)
Mental discipline applied to the gun
Speed and where it comes from
Secondary weapon transitions
Shot calling
Mechanics/Manipulations
Movement
Gear Required
Competition/Duty grade rifle (No bolt action/lever action)
Competition/Duty grade handgun. NO SUB-COMPACTS OR REVOLVERS
Competition/Duty grade holster. No FABRIC HOLSTERS ALLOWED
Minimum of 3 magazines for each weapon system
Pouches for magazines
Eye and ear protection (Electronic Ears Preferred)
Competition/Duty grade Sling (1 point or 2 point preferred)
1000 rifle rounds (The ammo requirement is the maximum. Students have completed the class with 60% of that.)
50 pistol rounds
Hydration and snacks for the day
Notebook and writing utensil
Rain gear as applicable
Knee and elbow pads if needed
Lubrication for weapon system
https://www.jbstraininggroup.com/2-day-performance-rifle
Topics Covered:
Safety and handling
Gear selection
Gear set up
Dry fire practice and how to maximize return when practicing
Zeroing
Different shooting positions and techniques for maximum efficiency
Aiming and the breakdown of the relationship between sight
alignment and sight picture
Reloading
Malfunction clearance
Managing recoil
Target transitions and processing
Weapon transitions
The presentation
Marksmanship (Trigger manipulation in sync with the optic)
Mental discipline applied to the gun
Speed and where it comes from
Secondary weapon transitions
Shot calling
Mechanics/Manipulations
Movement
Gear Required
Competition/Duty grade rifle (No bolt action/lever action)
Competition/Duty grade handgun. NO SUB-COMPACTS OR REVOLVERS
Competition/Duty grade holster. No FABRIC HOLSTERS ALLOWED
Minimum of 3 magazines for each weapon system
Pouches for magazines
Eye and ear protection (Electronic Ears Preferred)
Competition/Duty grade Sling (1 point or 2 point preferred)
1000 rifle rounds (The ammo requirement is the maximum. Students have completed the class with 60% of that.)
50 pistol rounds
Hydration and snacks for the day
Notebook and writing utensil
Rain gear as applicable
Knee and elbow pads if needed
Lubrication for weapon system
https://www.jbstraininggroup.com/2-day-performance-rifle