[Chevy5282]

Anyone ever take any classes at Asymmetric Solutions in Farmington MO?

A buddy and I are going to their long range precision rifle class this weekend.

We don’t really know what expect.

 

[beanpile]

I just clicked on their sight.. didn't see any LR shooting per se but just gave it a quick 1nce over.. what type of weapon you taking? I'd be real interested in your review after its all said n done

 

[Chevy5282]

I just clicked on their sight.. didn't see any LR shooting per se but just gave it a quick 1nce over.. what type of weapon you taking? I'd be real interested in your review after its all said n done

Thompson Center Performance Center 6.5 creedmoor with vortex viper mrad scope

Click on Midwest classes and this Saturday's date the 29th to see the class

 

[MOGC]

I had a class instructed by one of their people. The instructor was a SEAL with eleven combat deployments. The class was about gunfighting in and around vehicles. The instructor was well qualified, he was prepared, personable and down to earth. I learned from the class and enjoyed it.

 

[BackyardBandit]

I had a class instructed by one of their people. The instructor was a SEAL with eleven combat deployments. The class was about gunfighting in and around vehicles. The instructor was well qualified, he was prepared, personable and down to earth. I learned from the class and enjoyed it.

Shoot through the door into their pelvis first right? That's what my buddy that taught a class down there told me they train for. Said they had a car with a bunch of holes in the drivers door. haha
He may have been doing that specific training up closer to Chicago though.

 

[Mule]

A neighbor goes regularly to shoot the 1,000 yard course with his Creedmoor. He has nothing but praise for the place.

 

[BackyardBandit]

Anyone ever take any classes at Asymmetric Solutions in Farmington MO?

A buddy and I are going to their long range precision rifle class this weekend.

We don't really know what expect.

@Chevy5282 how was it?

 

[Chevy5282]

@Chevy5282 how was it?

It was ok

Basically a couple of hours of basic theory

Then open range time with 12 people just shooting at whatever target they choose (there were no designated shooting lanes) You can't tell where you hit with 12 people shooting at the same target

The staff was awesome

Bring lunch or pay $10 for whatever they have catered.

Bring your own firearm and ammunition or rent theirs and buy their ammunition

We had a lady there that took up all the instructors time because she never shot before

 

[rat]

Sounds like a mess

 

[Chevy5282]

Sounds like a mess

Kind of was

 

[MOGC]

Should have asked for your money back. What was the title of the course?

Edit for spelling error.

 

[Chevy5282]

Should have asked for your money back. What wad the title of the course?

Precision Rifle 1

 

[MOGC]

You saying all of you were banging away at the same target? How do you measure precision that way?

 

[Chevy5282]

You saying all of you were banging away at the same target? How do you measure precision that way?

It was basically there's the targets 50-600 yds... GO!

My buddy was trying to sight in a rifle on the 50 yd target and there were so many bullet holes we couldn't dial in.

They need designated lanes and targets for each shooter but do not

 

[Wibb]

Watch the NSSF videos on YouTube. They have great fundamental instruction for long range shooting.

Learn your scope, learn your ammo characteristics (whether hand loads or factory) and practice. Shoot at steel which you can paint and see your point of impact.

Most important part? But a phenomenal spotting scope. Best money I've ever spent and worth every penny.