Competition-informed coaching

Precision rifle training shaped by real match experience.

Build safer, more consistent rifle skills with a nationally ranked competitor in the Precision Rifle Series who has been shooting competitively for five years.

Nationally ranked PRS competitor5 years competingSafety-first coaching
Precision Rifle Series competitor aiming a scoped competition rifle from a supported position
Competition experience informs the coaching approach, from equipment readiness to consistent positional fundamentals.
InstructorNationally ranked Precision Rifle Series competitor
ExperienceFive years of competitive precision rifle shooting
Training focusSafety, consistency, equipment readiness, positions, and match preparation
ImportantRange, equipment, ammunition, eligibility, and safety requirements are confirmed in advance

Train with competitive perspective

Turn sound fundamentals into repeatable performance.

Precision rifle training is tailored to your current experience, equipment, and goals. The coaching draws on five years of competitive shooting and the instructor's experience as a nationally ranked Precision Rifle Series competitor.

Safety and readiness

Start with safe handling, range procedures, equipment condition, and a clear plan for the training session.

Consistent fundamentals

Work on repeatable body position, rifle support, sight picture, trigger control, and follow-through.

Positional shooting

Develop stable, efficient positions and learn how to adapt safely to common supports and range obstacles.

Competition preparation

Discuss stage planning, time management, equipment organization, and the routines that support consistent match performance.

Five years on the clock

Experience earned in real competition stages.

Competition creates a demanding environment for testing positions, equipment choices, planning, and consistency. These lessons shape a practical coaching approach for shooters who want to improve responsibly.

Precision rifle training FAQ

What to know before requesting a session.

Do I need competition experience?

No. Training can be tailored to responsible shooters who are building fundamentals as well as competitors preparing for matches. Share your experience honestly so the instructor can evaluate fit and prerequisites.

What should I bring?

Equipment needs vary by session and range. Expect to discuss your unloaded and cased rifle, optic, compatible ammunition, hearing and eye protection, support equipment, and any range-required gear before the appointment.

Does every session include live fire?

Not automatically. The instructor must confirm the training plan, safe range access, equipment, ammunition, eligibility, and applicable rules before any live-fire session.

What are the instructor's competition credentials?

The instructor is a nationally ranked competitor in the Precision Rifle Series and has five years of competitive shooting experience.

Who operates the training?

The instructor and host range are responsible for the training session, qualifications, safety procedures, equipment rules, pricing, and legal compliance. South Florida Outdoor Guides provides marketing and request coordination.