Welcome to Swan Mountain Outfitters Long Range Shooting Class!

Do you want to improve your marksmanship skills and become a more confident and accurate shooter
at long distances? Look no further than our Long Range Shooting Class, where you will receive top-notch
instruction from our resident instructor David Jarvis who received his training from his career as a
Marine Corp Scout Sniper.
Our Long Range Shooting Class is designed for both novice and experienced shooters who want to
enhance their precision shooting abilities. Whether you are a hunter or recreational shooter looking to
increase your skills in the field or a guide wanting to expand your skillset and marketability, this class is
perfect for you.
During this class, participants will learn the fundamentals of long range shooting, including proper rifle
setup, ballistics, wind reading, and shot placement. You will also have the opportunity to practice
shooting from 500-1000 yards in a mountainous environment under the guidance of our knowledgeable
instructors.
Our class will take place in the beautiful backcountry of Montana, providing the perfect setting for
honing your shooting skills in a realistic and challenging environment. You will have access to state-of-
the-art equipment and facilities, ensuring a safe and enjoyable learning experience.
At Swan Mountain Outfitters, we are committed to providing the highest quality instruction and
personalized attention to each participant. Our goal is to help you reach your full potential as a shooter
and have a memorable and rewarding experience.
Topics covered
1. Firearms Safety
2. Rifle Design and Construction
3. Basic Marksmanship Fundamentals
4. Scope Theory and Adjustments
5. Mounting Optics
6. Use of Data Book
7. Building a Ballistic Table
8. Bore Sighting, Zeroing and Chronograph
9. Effects of Wind and Weather
10. Range Estimation
11. Basic Ballistics
12. Understanding Mils vs. MOA
13. Understanding Cosine
14. Rifle Care and Cleaning
15. Positional Shooting
16. Rapid Bolt Manipulation Drills
17. Stalking into a Long Range Hunting Situation