Basic Rifle Performance Course

Description

Course Description

The Rifle Fundamentals Course is a structured, performance-driven training program designed to build a solid foundation in safe, effective rifle handling and marksmanship.

This course focuses on the core principles that matter—stance, grip, sight alignment, trigger control, and zero confirmation—while introducing students to efficient weapon manipulation and accountability behind the gun. Every block is progressive, stacking skills from the ground up to ensure understanding, not just repetition.

Students will develop confidence in their ability to safely operate their rifle, establish a reliable zero, and deliver consistent, accountable hits under increasing levels of demand. Whether you’re new to the platform or looking to refine your baseline, this course establishes the standard for rifle performance.

What’s Included

• 7 Hours of Instruction
• Student Handout
• Provided Lunch/Dinner
• Team Anvil Sharpie Marker

Student Range Packing List

Mandatory

• Reliable Magazine Fed Rifle
• Optic AND/OR Front & Rear Sight Posts
• Magazines (MINIMUM OF 3 – More is better)
• Sturdy Pistol Belt (that can safely carry 1 or more rifle magazines)
• Eye Protection (clear and smoked lenses)
• Ear Protection (electronic preferred to hear instruction)
• Closed-toe shoes or boots (NO EXCEPTIONS)
• Ammunition (500 Rifle)
• Hand Towel (to keep hands dry for better grip)

Highly Recommended

• Magazine pouches (at least 1 on belt)
• Hat with brim (keeps sun out of eyes)
• Gloves (Mechanix or similar)
• Note taking materials (Write in the Rain book, pen, phone)
• Sun screen
• Foldable chair
• Extra batteries
• Weapons cleaning kit
• Towel (dry hands = better grip = safer gun handling)

Clothing Considerations

• Dress like you’re going to move, kneel, sweat, and perform.
• Pants/shorts or durable range pants
• Avoid low-cut shirts (brass burns are real)
• Bring a backup shirt
• We train rain or shine. Conditions are part of the curriculum.
• Waterproof or water-resistant outer layer
• Change of clothes (leave in vehicle)
• Extra socks (huge morale and performance boost)
• Waterproof bag or bin for gear
• Footwear with solid traction (mud happens)
• Dress for the weather.