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    Formation 2.0 - Bloc1

    Block on the basic knowledge that all hunters and shooters must understand and master in order to be as effective as possible when shooting.

    Module 1.1 Rifle - Explanations of the different parts of a rifle.
    Module 1.2 Optics - Explanations of the different components and specifications of a riflescope.
    Module 1.3 Rings, bipods, and others - Explanations of the equipment to add on a rifle, how to choose the appropriate one and how to use it properly.
    Module 1.4 Behind the scenes equipment - Essential equipment used before or after the shooting session.
    Module 1.5 Field equipment - Equipment that is not indispensable for shooting, but that greatly simplifies the tasks.
    Module 2.1 Getting the rifle ready - How to assemble the scope and other parts on a new or completely dismantled rifle.
    Module 2.2 How to get the velocity of a projectile - How to obtain the velocity of a projectile.
    Module 2.3 Maintaining your rifle and breaking in the barrel. - Maintenance of the rifle and breaking in a new barrel.
    Module 2.4 Taking care of your equipment and ammunition - How to properly maintain secondary equipment and how to properly look after your ammunition.
    Module 3.1 Mils and Moa - Explanation of milliradians and angular minutes.
    Module 3.2 Ballistic coefficient - Explanation of the number quantifying the flight performance of projectiles, the ballistic coefficient.
    Module 3.3 Gyroscopic stability - Explanation of the phenomenon allowing our projectile to fly.
    Module 3.4 Wind and spin drift - How to read the wind and explanation of the Spin Drift.
    Module 3.5 Rifle’s physical reactions - Explanations of different reactions of our rifle during and after firing.
    Module 3.6 Ballistics and ballistic charts - Explanations of the factors affecting the flying projectile and design conception of a ballistic chart
    Module 4.1 Fundamentals of Being in Control - Introduction and explanations of the five shooting principles.
    Module 4.2 Positioning - Introduction and explanations of the three main firing positions.

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    Formation 2.0 - Bloc1

    Duration: 4h 36m
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    Formation 2.0 - Bloc 2

    Block covering the three fundamental aspects that a hunter and a shooter must understand in order to advance to the next level.

    Module 1.1 Your rifle and what happens down range - Demonstration of the point of impact of our projectile reaction in relation to some modifications or physical reactions of the rifle.
    Module 1.2 Optics, simplicity = fast - Concepts related to the efficient use of our riflescope
    Module 2.1 Ballistic curve - Explanation of the different stages travelled by our projectile in flight.
    Module 2.2 Choosing the right caliber and ammunition type - How to choose the right bullet for your rifle and type of shooting and / or hunting.
    Module 2.3 What the bullet velocity tells us - Teaching some of the factors affecting projectile velocity and the results of these variants at the target.
    Module 2.4 For varmint hunters - Explanation of the Danger Space and how to use it to our advantage.
    Module 3.1 Dry firing and mental prep - What is a shooting routine, how to set it up and muscle memory training.
    Module 3.2 That’s it! - Advanced positions and training outside the box.

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    Formation 2.0 - Bloc2

    Duration: 1h 45m
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    Formation 2.0 - Bloc3

    Covering equipment explanations, techniques and an advanced level of ballistics for shooters wanting to push their limits at the shooting range.

    Module 1.1 One step further - Review and study of the procedures, the equipment and the techniques necessary for long and precise shots.
    Module 1.2 If the target moves away - Explanations of the interaction between the material and the results in the field.
    Module 2.1 Ballistic Coefficient - Review and study of the ballistic coefficient from a more advanced technical point of view.
    Module 2.2 Gyroscopic Stability - Detailed study of certain principles of external ballistics and gyroscopic stability.
    Module 2.3 The wind, part 2 - Study of techniques, equipment and notions used to adjust the trajectory of our projectile in windy situations.
    Module 2.4 The finish line - Study of terminal ballistics.

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    Formation 2.0 - Bloc3

    Duration: 1h 13m
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    Formation 2.0 - Complete

    Bloc focused on the basic knowledge that all hunters and shooters need to fully understand and control to be most effective when firing.

    Module 1.1 Rifle - Explanations of the different parts of a rifle.
    Module 1.2 Optics - Explanations of the different components and specifications of a riflescope.
    Module 1.3 Rings, bipods, and others - Explanations of the equipment to add on a rifle, how to choose the appropriate one and how to use it properly.
    Module 1.4 Behind the scenes equipment - Essential equipment used before or after the shooting session.
    Module 1.5 Field equipment - Equipment that is not indispensable for shooting, but that greatly simplifies the tasks.
    Module 2.1 Getting the rifle ready - How to assemble the scope and other parts on a new or completely dismantled rifle.
    Module 2.2 How to get the velocity of a projectile - How to obtain the velocity of a projectile.
    Module 2.3 Maintaining your rifle and breaking in the barrel. - Maintenance of the rifle and breaking in a new barrel.
    Module 2.4 Taking care of your equipment and ammunition - How to properly maintain secondary equipment and how to properly look after your ammunition.
    Module 3.1 Mils and Moa - Explanation of milliradians and angular minutes.
    Module 3.2 Ballistic coefficient - Explanation of the number quantifying the flight performance of projectiles, the ballistic coefficient.
    Module 3.3 Gyroscopic stability - Explanation of the phenomenon allowing our projectile to fly.
    Module 3.4 Wind and spin drift - How to read the wind and explanation of the Spin Drift.
    Module 3.5 Rifle’s physical reactions - Explanations of different reactions of our rifle during and after firing.
    Module 3.6 Ballistics and ballistic charts - Explanations of the factors affecting the flying projectile and design conception of a ballistic chart
    Module 4.1 Fundamentals of Being in Control - Introduction and explanations of the five shooting principles.
    Module 4.2 Positioning - Introduction and explanations of the three main firing positions.

    Block focussed on the three fundamental aspects that a hunter and a shooter must understand in order to progress to the next level.

    Module 1.1 Your rifle and what happens down range - Demonstration of the point of impact of our projectile reaction in relation to some modifications or physical reactions of the rifle.
    Module 1.2 Optics, simplicity = fast - Concepts related to the efficient use of our riflescope
    Module 2.1 Ballistic curve - Explanation of the different stages travelled by our projectile in flight.
    Module 2.2 Choosing the right caliber and ammunition type - How to choose the right bullet for your rifle and type of shooting and / or hunting.
    Module 2.3 What the bullet velocity tells us - Teaching some of the factors affecting projectile velocity and the results of these variants at the target.
    Module 2.4 For varmint hunters - Explanation of the Danger Space and how to use it to our advantage.
    Module 3.1 Dry firing and mental prep - What is a shooting routine, how to set it up and muscle memory training.
    Module 3.2 That’s it! - Advanced positions and training outside the box.

    Block covering explanations of the equipment, the techniques and an advanced level of ballistics for shooters wishing to push their limits on the range.

    Module 1.1 One step further - Review and study of the procedures, the equipment and the techniques necessary for long and precise shots.
    Module 1.2 If the target moves away - Explanations of the interaction between the material and the results in the field.
    Module 2.1 Ballistic Coefficient - Review and study of the ballistic coefficient from a more advanced technical point of view.
    Module 2.2 Gyroscopic Stability - Detailed study of certain principles of external ballistics and gyroscopic stability.
    Module 2.3 The wind, part 2 - Study of techniques, equipment and notions used to adjust the trajectory of our projectile in windy situations.
    Module 2.4 The finish line - Study of terminal ballistics.

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    Formation 2.0 - Complete

    Duration: 7h 34m