Course Type: Integrated Combatives Course

Amtac Shooting Precision Rifle Course
Led by Bill Rapier
Private Range (approx 1 hour south of Dallas)

This is a 2-day precision rifle course. The purpose of this course is to build men who are able to shoot out to 600-700 yards, 1200-1400 yards, and 1600-2000+ yards, depending on weapons system.

In order to reach proficiency in this goal, we will cover these topics during the course:

• precision rifle shooting
• setting up your rifle
• understanding MOAs and mils
• reading the wind
• understanding shooter/spotter communication
• using ballistic software
• non-standard shooting positions

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Amtac Shooting Integrated Combatives Level 2 Course
Led by Bill Rapier
Private Range (approx 1 hour south of Dallas)

The Integrated Combatives Level 2 course is designed for more experienced shooters to increase their shooting, fighting and integrated combatives capabilities. We will cover both fundamentals and more advanced shooting drills, situational striking from different stand up grappling positions and ranges, stand up grappling with weapons concepts, both strong and other strong hand use of the blade and most importantly being able to tie it all together as tactically and situationally appropriate. This is a physically demanding course and you must be healthy and have baseline of fitness in order to participate (see our article on fitness here).

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Amtac Shooting Day/Night Precision Rifle Course
Led by Bill Rapier
Private Range 36 min south of Coeur D’Alene, ID

How far can you shoot at night time? This is a question I have often asked myself since retiring from active duty. When I ask the question, I don’t mean how far can you Kentucky windage your laser or red dot. I mean how far can you see, identify, and engage a target with a similar degree of accuracy/ consistency that you would be able to engage in the daytime? This is a day/ night precision rifle course. This class will start with precision rifle fundamentals and then progress into positional day and night distance shooting. Bringing your own night vision is highly recommended, but not mandatory, there will be opportunity to look/ use different night optics solutions that are out there. This course will cover:

• Rifle set up and zero
• Using ballistic calculators
• Positional shooting with tripod and bipod
• Shooting out to 1400 yards day time and ??? at night
• Understanding pros and cons of NVG’s
• Understanding pros and cons of thermal’s
• Class/ practical on hiding from thermal and NVG’s

Recommended gear for this course would be a 6 ARC, 6.5, or 6mm Creedmoor gas gun for the night shooting. For the daytime, bring your best/ most accurate bolt gun (no 50 BMG please), or shoot your gas gun during the day as well. For the night portion, I recommend either a clip-on NVD (I have an older used PVS 30) or a clip-on thermal (either of these options can be had for in the 5K range). This is a physically demanding course, and you must be healthy and have a baseline of fitness to participate.

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Integrated Combatives Course
Led by Bill Rapier
Near Indianapolis, IN

The Integrated Combatives Level 2 course is designed for more experienced shooters to increase their shooting, fighting, and integrated combatives capabilities. We will cover both fundamentals and more advanced shooting drills, situational striking from different stand-up grappling positions and ranges, stand-up grappling with weapons concepts, both strong and other strong hand use of the blade, and most importantly, being able to tie it all together as tactically and situationally appropriate. This is a physically demanding course, and you must be healthy and have a baseline of fitness in order to participate

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