Day 1.

Today was focused on the basics, nothing new and revolutionary but the key to shooting well . Spending 8 hrs of class room, dry firing and a little bit of shooting will reinforce what you don't know. Jacob has a great way of explaining things, he really is a great instructor. All said and done I highly recommend the class to anyone that can attend.

Yes Brad I still slap the trigger and pull my head off the gun win cycling the bolt.

My Jewell trigger died on the line today, not fun. Vu really stepped up and helped me diagnose the issue and get the new trigger in the gun. Thanks Vu.

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Team GAP, Shooter #7
Draining squares and banging steel

Nothing a rat tail file and a hammer couldn't fix.

Glad we were able to get you back in it.

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Nor Cal Practical Precision Rifle Club
"It's not what you shoot, it's who you shoot with."
www.ncpprc.com

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Team GAP, Shooter #7
Draining squares and banging steel

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God shoots a Remington 700, drives a Chevy Truck and carries a Glock 19.
I don't do any of those things.

I have always wondered what Jacob's background was... Did he talk about that... Is the class full? And whats this about your trigger taking a dump? I just bought a jewel trigger, as I was getting tired of the bolt release on the timmey jamming up...

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Team GAP, Shooter #7
Draining squares and banging steel

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Team GAP, Shooter #7
Draining squares and banging steel

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God shoots a Remington 700, drives a Chevy Truck and carries a Glock 19.
I don't do any of those things.

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Nor Cal Practical Precision Rifle Club
"It's not what you shoot, it's who you shoot with."
www.ncpprc.com

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In the face of a crisis, a failure to act is the first act of failure.
There are no stupid questions, just stupid people asking questions.
Sweat saves blood, blood saves lives, but brains saves both.

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God shoots a Remington 700, drives a Chevy Truck and carries a Glock 19.
I don't do any of those things.

Day 2:


200 - 1000 yard Prone shooting. Lot's of wind coaching and corrections of fundamentals. After lunch we returned to the 200 and 300 yard line for some positionl work. Weakside siting at 200 anyone? Ask Vu how well I did.

Great day lots of good info.

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Team GAP, Shooter #7
Draining squares and banging steel

Look at the bright side, you did better shooting support side kneeling, than you did off hand at 200yards.

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Nor Cal Practical Precision Rifle Club
"It's not what you shoot, it's who you shoot with."
www.ncpprc.com

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Team GAP, Shooter #7
Draining squares and banging steel

Day 3.

1000 yard cold bore in 2 - 5 MPH winds, 1200 DA difference from yesterday. The class all did well , things are starting to pay off for everyone. We shot 15 rounds or so at 1000, 900 and 800. BIG THANKS TO NCPPRC FOR PULLING PITS. The whole group was shooting well, lots of 10 and x ring shots. We did not just shoot prone, Jacob had us shoot off a stool with only the front of the stock touching, no rear support. It really is all about natural point of aim. Many shooters made the hit.

Jacob does not shoot much during the day but he did pick up someones 223 and make a seated hit at 1k first try. Extremely impressive for cold shooter and a random gun and hold.

After shooting we did some ranging exercises. I learned the math is much more accurate than a Mildot Master. The Mildot Master will get you close but in match would bring a calculator. We also had the chance to range a warm body walking at distance. This a extremely hard, people never stop moving. After lunch we went to the steal range and shot a 20 dot drill (standing between shots). They are hard, I have yet to clean one. Really shows your mistakes. We spent the reminder of the day working on steal, dialing vs holding and improvised positions.

After the 3rd day I am really starting to see the results downrange and could not be happier with the class.

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Team GAP, Shooter #7
Draining squares and banging steel

Day 4.

A lot of shooting today on the 550 range. movers, weak side, some more weak side, and barricades. I really enjoyed the barricade information. My shoots greatly improved.


Good stuff.

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Team GAP, Shooter #7
Draining squares and banging steel

how many days total?

Hey Charlie, what did you end up doing for ammo?

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Team GAP, Shooter #7
Draining squares and banging steel

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Team GAP, Shooter #7
Draining squares and banging steel

Day 5,

This was ran like a match to put some stress on the shooters. Fun day that combined positional, baracadies, movers and general steel shooting. All and all the PR1 & PR2 class was a lot of fun. I hope I get to attend a PR3 class soon.

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Team GAP, Shooter #7
Draining squares and banging steel