Core offering 05
One-on-one mentorship
Bring us the problem. We build the work around it.
Where it begins
Start with the thing holding you back.
You do not need to diagnose it before you reach out. Give us the context, what you have already tried, and what a good outcome would look like.
A private session starts with your rifle, your deadline, and the part that is not working. That may mean diagnosing a setup, rebuilding a position on the range, planning for a hunt or match, or making a component decision with an experienced second set of eyes.
- A rifle, optic, ammunition, data, or shooter problem you cannot isolate
- A new build or component change you want to think through before buying
- A position or part of your shot process that breaks down under pressure
- A hunt, match, or training date that needs a focused preparation plan
On the range
See the process. Change the result.
One-on-one time gives an instructor room to watch the entire sequence, not just where the shot landed, and make the next repetition count.
Specific examples
What we can work on together.
The scope follows the problem. These are examples, not a fixed menu or a prerequisite list.
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Diagnose the whole system
Work through the rifle, optic, ammunition, data, and shooting process to separate an equipment issue from a technique issue, and decide what to test next.
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Build a repeatable position
Set the support height, connect your body to the rifle, manage recoil, and refine the sequence from entering the position through calling the shot.
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Turn the date into a plan
Identify the shots and positions most likely to matter, validate equipment and data, then prioritize the practice that fits the time you actually have.
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Choose for the job
Talk through intended use, weight, cartridge, optic, and supporting equipment so each component serves what the rifle needs to do.
How it works
The right format for the problem.
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Send the context
Tell us about your setup, goals, timeline, and what you have already tried.
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Confirm the fit
We match the problem to an available instructor and agree on format, location, and dates.
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Do focused work
Meet by phone or on the range, work the problem, and leave knowing the next step.
From a student
In Bill’s words.
On training with Patrick
“Patrick took me out of my comfort zone and showed me different ways to approach and accomplish different shooting scenarios.
By doing this he fixed my issues and filled the gaps/unknowns with his knowledge and experience.”
Next step
Sign up for mentoring.
Tell us what you need help with, your current rifle setup, and any previous training or courses you have taken. That context helps us understand where you are and match the work to your goals.