Schools for F-Class shooters?

[Nowhere Man]

A friend's wife asked me to look for schools for her husband. He is an F-Class shooter who reloads, shoots out to 600 yards and wants to "up his game". I found an NRA school that may be helpful https://www.nraoutdoors.com/schools/long-range-school?eventid=63

Most schools seem to be aimed at either hunting or tactical/sniper training. I would think it should be heavy on precision reloading followed by trigger time.

Any ideas?

 

[Kyle Schultz]

Berger Southwest National in February. Classes being held Monday and Tuesday. Midrange match on Wednesday. Perfect.

http://www.bergerbullets.com/swn/

 

[Nowhere Man]

That sounds great. Thanks.

 

[Mozella]

Tell your friend's wife that success and improved scores for an F-class shooter is mostly about money. Just as important is the happiness and domestic tranquility to be found when a shooter buys a new piece of equipment, especially if it's a high-end gun.

Truth be told, it boils down to being all about spending money on gear.......... spending LOTS of money ............. and on a regular basis too. The more money you spend the better you feel and that means the wives will be happier too. It benefits the whole family, and even the neighborhood. It's good for the economy as well. Actually, it's a duty and a burden we all must take seriously and we shooters all feel obligated to do our part.

Keep pounding these truths into your friend's wife. Make sure she understands and encourage her to talk to your wife about how much she supports her husbands hobby,............ I mean civic duty.

 

[hoz53]

Tell your friend's wife that success and improved scores for an F-class shooter is mostly about money. Just as important is the happiness and domestic tranquility to be found when a shooter buys a new piece of equipment, especially if it's a high-end gun.

Truth be told, it boils down to being all about spending money on gear.......... spending LOTS of money ............. and on a regular basis too. The more money you spend the better you feel and that means the wives will be happier too. It benefits the whole family, and even the neighborhood. It's good for the economy as well. Actually, it's a duty and a burden we all must take seriously and we shooters all feel obligated to do our part.

Keep pounding these truths into your friend's wife. Make sure she understands and encourage her to talk to your wife about how much she supports her husbands hobby,............ I mean civic duty.

I don't have a wife but since I spend a lot of money on shooting anyway and that would make one very happy and I suppose if she was very happy it seems she would show her appreciation Well sounds like I better get one(wife that is). Do I have this right?

 

[Mozella]

I don't have a wife but since I spend a lot of money on shooting anyway and that would make one very happy and I suppose if she was very happy it seems she would show her appreciation Well sounds like I better get one(wife that is). Do I have this right?

Yes...... it's a Win-Win situation.

 

[rkittine]

I found the 1,000 Yard Benchrest School at Williamsport, PA great. And it is a lot less money. At $350.00 you get a lot of loading instruction as well as trigger time albeit from a bench rather than F Class style. I am hoping to attend again this coming June.

Bob

 

[Nowhere Man]

Mozella,

I don't think it was your wife who was asking but I think you should share your wisdom with her just in case.

 

[Nowhere Man]

Bob, Thank you for the info.

 

[rkittine]

I just wish that they had the 1,000 yard course more than once a season. I am sure that Ryan will post it when the applications are open.

Bob