Gun Digest recently attended one of our Long-Range Shooting Schools to get a firsthand look at how we prepare hunters for ethical, accurate shooting in real field conditions. Their article, “A Smarter Way: Long-Range Shooting School,” walks readers through the fundamentals we teach and why our program is designed specifically for hunters — not competition shooters.
As someone who has spent years building this curriculum for real-world hunting scenarios, it’s always meaningful when a respected publication like Gun Digest reviews the experience and shares what they learned.
Gun Digest emphasized that our training is based on real hunting terrain — uneven ground, natural obstacles, pack-supported positions, and practical stability solutions.
The article details how students learn:
Gun Digest focused heavily on our instruction surrounding:
They walked through how students start at 100 yards, then step out to longer distances as confidence and stability improve.
Gun Digest captured the essence of our training well — but here are a few things we always see from the instructor side:
This program is built for hunters, by hunters.
You can read the full review on Gun Digest here:
A Smarter Way: Long-Range Shooting School
https://gundigest.com/more/how-to/firearm-training/long-range-shooting-school
If Gun Digest’s experience caught your attention, we’d love to have you join us for an upcoming class.
