Course of Fire
Train smarter. Shoot better. Compete with confidence.
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Stage Breakdown
Engage targets from barricades and improvised positions.
Work efficiently under time constraints.
Apply real-world wind calls and corrections.
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What Is a Course of Fire?
A course of fire is the structured sequence of stages, positions, and targets that define a match. Each stage challenges your ability to build positions, manage time, and make accurate shots.
Stages
Multiple unique shooting scenarios per match.
Positions
Barricades, prone, kneeling, and more.
Time Limits
Shoot efficiently under pressure.
Scoring
Hits on steel determine your score.
What a Stage Looks Like
Every stage follows a simple flow.
1. Briefing
Understand the targets and sequence.
2. Build Position
Set up on props or barricades.
3. Engage Targets
Hit steel targets in order.
4. Score
Hits are counted and recorded.
Why the Course of Fire Matters
The course of fire is what separates casual shooting from true precision skill development.
Position Building
Learn to stabilize quickly under pressure.
Time Management
Balance speed and accuracy.
Shot Execution
Consistency is everything.
See Real Courses of Fire
Watch how stages are shot and how competitors move through them.
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Interactive Wind Call Trainer
Practice estimating wind holds for precision rimfire. Adjust the distance, wind speed, wind angle, and muzzle velocity to see an approximate hold.
Start by estimating the wind, then compare your hold to the trainer.
Training estimate only. Actual holds vary by rifle, ammunition, ballistic coefficient, altitude, temperature, and confirmed DOPE.