Practical Rifle traing course

[eunmee2]

Marksmanship Course and Wind/Fundamentals Course has anyone done or know about the courses that are covered with Practical Rifle training are they worth going too.

[mike H]

No idea,as I haven’t shot Practical Rifle,however if you are interested in the match I would go and see what it is about,with a bit of luck you will learn something and importantly you will meet participants in the match.

[bruce moulds]

please define practical rifle.
keep safe,
bruce.

[Trevor Rhodes]

VRA are holding a 3 development days, the dates are not fixed yet. The 17th of July was set for the first but lack of time to advertise it.

[Fergus Bailey]

If you want training in PRS style practical rifle, there are several offering training. I would make sure whoever is offering the training has a good pedigree in the sport as there seems to be more and more popping up offering training, and its very early days for some it seems like. Location might make a difference to you too, but you don't list one on your profile, at lease not that I can see.

You could try training@impactdynamics.com.au since its run by the people operating PRS in Australia.

Another is http://www.practicalrifletraining.com.au/ which is run by Scott, a regular competitor at PRS shoots in Australia.

[Barry Davies]

Trevor.
,Do you mean the VRA are holding developments days for Practical Rifle ???

[Trevor Rhodes]

General shooting that PRS may be interested in.

[10FPAT]

[quote="bruce moulds"]please define practical rifle.
keep safe,
bruce.[/quote]

Pretty much any rifle thats not a dedicated single shot tgt rifle, in this context almost always uses a detachable magazine system and a muzzle break. Set up to shoot various distances under time constraints over several different courses of fire during a match.
It's a exciting, dynamic and fun way to spend time on the range..