
LONG RANGE PRECISION 1.0 & 1.5
NOTE for LRP 1.5: Must be familiar with basic scope operation and be able to shoot a 1-1.5″ 5 shot group at 100 yards
For those who have a good long range rifle setup, a basic knowledge of how a scope works, and regularly shoot a 1-1.5″ group at 100 yards, this is a good course for you. Most people taking this course have not shot past 200 yards, so don’t be shy about signing up if you meet these requirements. If you are good at 100 yards, you will have no trouble at 1000 yards.
This course follows the same basic outline as the LRP 1.0 course, the difference being we don’t spend as much time on the basics. If you have questions about your skill level and are wondering if this is the right course for you Call Jackson @ 631-902-0972, he is happy to go over the course with you.
The Price includes 2 nights bunkhouse/clubhouse lodging and 2 days lunch

LONG RANGE 2.0 / HUNTER Course
Includes 2 hours of engaging targets from 1100 yards to 1 Mile
This is not for beginners, and you must have DOPE on your rifle to at least 900 yards. Hunting Rifles are allowed and there is No UKD in this Course
This course will improve on the fundamentals learned in our 1.5 course (or similar with another company). The natural rolling hillside terrain and 120* field of fire increases the difficultly. It will be a demanding individual effort class with various size steel plates, some as small as 1/2 MOA or less between 100-900 yards. This course will also include a bonus 2 hour shoot from 1100-1800 yards weather permitting. Shooters will be tasked with drawing a range terrain map, finding, ranging (yes you can use a range finder) and shooting over 50 pieces of steel scattered about the hillside. Shooters will be allowed to implement various shooting positions and or equipment that they choose. During the class you can choose to shoot off of a pack, bipod or seated/kneeling off a tripod. This course will also include instruction how to shoot from the standing position off a tripod, a tank trap, rooftop and more.

MILE CHALLENGE
(only pay the $75 Registration fee, the balance of $150 will be collected the day of the course)
14 Challengers Registered (capping it at 20)
We will be doing prize shoots – gambling shoots and more!!
Everyone will receive a $100 Gift certificate!
Rifle Zeroing Time 8am- 8:45
Range Open: Targets from 1100 to 1800 Yards
July 12th 9am-4pm
Includes open shoot DOPE time, Prize shoots and awards.
Spectators Welcome
We are opening up the range for anyone wanting to try to hit a MILE. Zero time will be from 8:00am – 8:45am, followed by the Challenge with targets starting at 1100 out to 1800 yards. Our instructors will be there to help call wind, help with DOPE, chrono and Spot for all shooters needing help. Bring your own spotter and multiple rifles if you like. During the day we will have mini-points match shoots and give away a Top Shot Awards for large and small caliber and prizes for the for some of the shoots. Any caliber welcome up to .50 Cal. If you have questions about your gear, feel free to call or email us, we are happy to help. Chronographs will be available. ALL Shooting will be done from the prone position. Bring a pop-up tent if you like, lawn chair, food, and anything else you think you may need.

Long Range SPOTTER-SHOOTER
Not a beginner course, and you must have DOPE on your rifle out to at least 600 yards.
This is one of the instructors and shooters favorite courses. It is very interactive, and you will learn a ton in this course. If you want to become a better shooter, learn to become a better spotter. In the “spotter/sniper team”, the spotter is the more important role in our opinion. While we know you most likely aren’t going to be a Marine Scout Sniper, but if you do any type of long-range shooting with a buddy, or hunting with friends, this course will be invaluable. The information you will gain from helping another shooter correct elevation and calling wind will benefit you tremendously as a shooter. You will take turns with your partner shooting and spotting, giving wind estimates, correcting elevation, and learning to give quick wind calls. This is a course every long-range shooter should take.
Sign up with a buddy or we can pair you with another single.
The Price includes 2 nights bunkhouse/clubhouse lodging and 2 days lunch.

Scoped Gas Gun Course
COMING 2027
Not a beginner course, and you must have DOPE on your rifle out to at least 600 yards.
DMR Type Course engaging targets from various positions, elevations, and terrain.
AR15 – AR10 Gas Guns LPVO or Standard Magnified Optic

LONG RANGE PRECISION 1.0
NOTE: This is a beginner Long Range Precision course NOT a beginner rifle course
NOTE: This course is very similar to our LRP1.5 Course, if you can shoot a 1-1.5″ five shot group at 100 yards and are familiar with basic scope operation you can take the LRP 1.5 Course. If these courses are full look into our LRP1.5 course or call Jackson if you have questions concerning your skill level. Most guys taking LRP 1.0 and 1.5 have not shot beyond 200 yards. We go over the basics a little faster in the 1.5, so if you have the basics down, the 1.5 may be for you.
If you only shoot 100 or maybe 200 yards at your range and you want to learn the basics of Long Range shooting, this is the course for you. You must be able to shoot between a 1″ and 1.5″ FIVE shot group at 100 yards, so we know you have the basics of being a good trigger puller down. You must have a rifle set up capable of consistency at 1000 yards and know the basics of operation of the weapon system. (Call Jackson, he is happy to go over your rifle set up with you)
The Price includes 2 nights bunkhouse/clubhouse lodging and 2 days lunch.
EQUIPMENT REQUIREMENTS
READ BELOW BEFORE YOU REGISTER
Again, this is a beginner Long Range Class, not a beginner rifle class.
We want everyone to have fun and hit as many targets over the course of two days as possible. If you do not have the proper equipment, you will not hit, you will not have a good time and may hold up the firing line.
IF YOU CAN NOT PUT A CHECK MARK NEXT TO EVERY BOX IN THE PHOTO, YOU DO NOT HAVE THE PROPER EQUIPMENT

WEAPONS SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS
YOU MUST HAVE THE FOLLOWING
- Quality Tactical or Precision Rifle (not hunting rifle) capable of shooting a 1 inch group at 100 yards. Adjustable for cheek height and length of pull.
- Examples of acceptable calibers – .243, . 6mm, 260, 270, 6.5cm, 6.5 PRC, 300 PRC, 7mm, .308, .300 win mag., or .338lm
- Nothing larger than .338 .NO .50 Cals. NO .223/5.56/7.62×49 or similar, they will be sufficient for this course
- Bolt Action or Semi-Auto AR10 type platforms ARE allowed (20″ barrel or larger recommended )
- Scope or Rifle Level **** Mandatory
- Quality Height Adjustable and Canting Bipod ***Mandatory
- Please have your Rifles zeroed at 100 yards
- Rear shooting bag or multiple ***Mandatory (see TabGear link below)
- Quality Tactical or Precision Rifle Scope with matching reticle and external adjustable turrets
- Minimum of 10x – Your reticle MUST have numbered subtension
- No 3-9 hunting Scopes, NO Vortex HS-T’s, Leupold duplex reticles, or BDC reticles
- Minimum of 180 rounds of MATCH ammunition / bullet (higher the Ballistic Coefficient the better)
ABSOLUTELY NO ARMOR PIERCING, STEEL CORE, SOLID PROJECTILE, ETC.
SAFETY EQUIPMENT: MUST HAVE
- Eye Protection – wrap around preferred
- Ear protection – a good set of plugs is recommended ( keep in mind getting a good cheek weld on the rifle is difficult with bulky muffs)
- Shooting Mat or ground cover ( more comfortable the better – LRP 1 – all shooting will be done from the prone position off a concrete pad
- Empty Chamber indicators
PERIPHERALS: OPTIONAL
- Scientific calculator or smart phone capable of same ( recommended )
- Note taking supplies, pen and paper for DOPE data and info. taking
- Phone ballistics apps recommended
- Proper Clothing ( check forecast )
- Sling recommended (LRP2 only)
- Proper footwear – no man sandals or flops !!
- EZ up pop-up tents are allowed (must be secured)
- Hat or headwear for the sun
- Bug Spray – Tick Spray – Spring and Summer can get buggy
- Sunscreen
- Food, snacks and water (we will break for lunch)
- Kestrel, binoculars, spotting Scope, wind meter, or any other peripheral equipment you would like to bring.
LEWISTOWN PA LODGING DETAILS
Camping and RV parking on the grounds is free at the Lewistown PA Range ONLY. There are several hotels in the area, the Super 8 Burnham which is 3 miles down the road. (okay, but some of the rooms smell like smoke). I would recommend the Holiday Inn Reedsville over the Super 8.
TEMPLETON PA LODGING DETAILS
The Ben Franklin Range is located at 1130 Ridge Road, Templeton PA. The range house is very nice, it has a full kitchen, outdoor grill and patio, 3 showers, living room and it is where all the instructors stay. You can book a BUNK at the range house (they are bunk beds you will share with others) The bunks book like a hotel room on their website. https://benfranklinrange.com/events/
There are plenty of nice hotels and restaurants in Kittanning PA which is about 20 minute drive to the range. There are also plenty of BNB’s nearby, and Bear Ridge Campground for RV’s
