Maysville, NC
Advanced Precision
- Dates
Thursday, April 8, 2027
to Saturday, April 10, 2027
- Time
- 8:00 AM – 3:00 PM Eastern Time
- Location
Alliance Outdoors
Maysville, NC
Level 2 · Foundation graduates or equivalent
What this class is
Advanced picks up where Foundation leaves off. You already have a process from the prone. Now we take it off the mat: tripods, barricades, awkward terrain, and positions you did not choose. We work known and unknown distance from 300 to 1,200 yards and put you in shooter and spotter teams so the wind call is yours.
Full Advanced breakdownWho it's for
Foundation graduates, or shooters with equivalent Level 1 training who can already run a solver, manage recoil, and hold a stable prone position without thinking about it.
What you'll be able to do
- Build stable positions on barricades, tripods, and unfamiliar terrain
- Manage your wobble zone and break clean shots from unconventional positions
- Range unknown-distance targets and build a firing solution you trust
- Make practical wind calls with a repeatable process
- Work as a shooter and spotter team under time
- Carry Foundation mechanics into standing, kneeling, sitting, and supported positions
- Manage recoil well enough to see your own impacts from every position
- Score yourself against the Cadre standards card and know your next step
Training plan
Day by day
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Day 1 Thu, Apr 8
Positional and tripod foundations
Position construction and recoil management
- Build stable positional foundations outside prone
- Refine tripod deployment on common match props
- Sharpen recoil control and target transitions
- Run repeatable drills with clear performance metrics
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Day 2 Fri, Apr 9
Wind processing and stage workflow
Wind calls, bracketing, and stage execution workflow
- Translate environmental observations into actionable wind calls
- Use bracketing and correction patterns under time constraints
- Pair wind decisions with stage plans and movement
- Debrief misses and tighten decision loops
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Day 3 Sat, Apr 10
Match integration and performance evaluation
Full-stage execution with pressure and accountability
- Run match-style stages end to end
- Integrate tripod, movement, and rapid decision-making
- Execute stage plans with efficiency under the clock
- Finish with coaching debrief and next-step training priorities
The final schedule can shift with weather, terrain, and the class in front of us. The standard stays the same: clear reps, coached correction, and useful debriefs.
On the line
Your instructors
Before you register
Prerequisites
- Foundation Precision or equivalent Level 1 training with documented proficiency.
- Unconscious competence from the prone: stable position, clean trigger press, recoil management.
- Ballistic solver competency with validated data for your rifle.
- A zeroed rifle and equipment that is ready to train.
- Proof of legal firearm possession: sheriff's letter, current CCW, or a Form 4473 from the past year.
Bring
What to bring
150 rounds of match-grade ammunition per training day, same lot number.
Bring the rifle system you plan to train with. If something is not sorted yet, bring it anyway and we will help you understand what matters.
Printable PDF
The Cadre gear list
The same checklist we email before class. Print it and check it off as you pack.
Required
- Precision rifle system capable of shooting under 1 MOA, with a rough 100-yard zero
- Precision optic with adjustable turrets (MIL or MOA), mounted and level
- Bipod with cant and swivel
- Rear support bag
- Two magazines (ability to load 20 rounds for courses of fire)
- Ballistic solver (Hornady 4DOF is free and works)
- Eye protection and ear protection
- Individual first aid kit
- Rifle case, hard or soft
- Rifle and optic cleaning kit, plus length-of-pull spacers and spare parts
- Notebook and pen
Recommended
- Chronograph
- Shooting mat
- Armboard or wrist coach
- Range bag or backpack
- Precision rifle tool kit (Fix-It-Sticks or similar)
- Shooter belt with magazine carriers
- Rifle sling
- Binoculars, range finder, or spotting scope
- Kestrel or wind meter
- Shooting tripod
- Phone mini-tripod for filming your positions
Personal sustainment
- Seasonally appropriate range clothing and layers
- Sturdy footwear for the range
- Snacks and lunch
- Water
- Field chair
Getting there
Venue and travel
- Range
Alliance Outdoors
State Rd 1331, Maysville, NC 28555
Flying in
Closest airport
Albert J Ellis Airport
Alternate airport
Wilmington International Airport
Where to stay
Courtyard by Marriott Jacksonville
(910) 937-3300MainStay Suites Jacksonville near Camp Lejeune
(910) 219-1238
Hotels are approximately 20-30 minute drive from the venue.
Your class emails repeat these details before class.
Terms
Refunds and transfers
- Full refund: available 120+ days before class.
- 50% refund: available within 120 days of class.
- Cancellations under 45 days: paid balances can be applied to a future class.
- Circumstances change. Contact us as early as possible if you need to discuss your registration.



