Long Range Precision Rifle Classes in Central Arkansas

We at Final Shot Outdoors are opening up registration for our long range precision rifle classes at Twisted Barrel Precision in central Arkansas. We can also tailor private training to meet your individual needs, from hunting to competition.

What's the temperature like in Arkansas in Sept? Swamp *** badddd...

Early September I'd expect higher 60's to about 90'ish. I've been doing one or two classes a month Since January, but it's so hot this time of year I skipped this month and last. Also why I am waiting till October to do a multi day Sniper Stalking class for civilians with some schoolhouse buddies.

Oh yeah, they are all about putting on the chewbacca suit and sweating in the funk

We still have slots open for the intro to long range class on September 7th (8th), if interested shoot me a pm. If you are wanting to get a teen (12-18) son/daughter/whatever involved I will offer them a 50% discount. I will also extend that to the stalking class in October. All our classes will have a very low student-instructor ratio to maximize interaction and for you to get more bang for your buck!

Couldn't find any info on the classes or pricing. Any classes in November?

The long range shooting classes are here (https://practiscore.com/clubs/twisted_barrel_precision), scroll down to events. If you want a class in November shoot me a PM and we can set one up for you.

I have a class this coming weekend (September 7th) and the last weekend of October (26th), at Twisted Barrel Precision in Little Rock. The classes are 1 day with the option of additional days if desired, and $400 per day. The day (day 1) will be spent entirely on the range, not in the classroom, getting maximum exposure for shooters to learn to fit the rifle/optic to them and help perfect their shooting abilities. We will pause and have "talking points" but you're not there to learn what information I know from over 25 years of shooting long range, you're there to learn how to shoot. There will be plenty of opportunities to ask questions and we can go into as much detail as you want. However, most stuff "taught" in a classroom is just someone regurgitating information that a few minutes of reading or watching videos can teach. I know people say to be careful what you read or watch on the internet, but I can say the same thing about information relayed by some "instructors"…not all are created equal.

They are all about putting on the chewbacca suit and sweating in the funk

Got a stalking class in a few weeks.
This photo is one that shows what not to do. I put it here because it's just a good picture. When a student gets busted I take a photo of what got them seen by the observer to show from their perspective.