This last month, the Frisco Gun Club has started offering "sniper" classes, really it's long distance marksmanship from a group that offers paramilitary/law enforcement/military style marksmanship training.
It's $800 for a two day course. First day on one weekend is classroom, then on another weekend it's range practice.
Being the contrary person I am, the only scoped rifle I own is a Mosin Nagant 91/30 PU sniper. While I would enjoy and benefit from the instruction and practice, I hesitate, because I know that the people who will show up will be armed with modern rifles and high power fancy scopes.
My PU scope is only 3.5 power. And there are no click adjustments, the elevation and windage turrets operate by friction. So I am inquiring here for a consensus. Should I go and and call the others Wussies for not using a truly manly rifle and scope, proven in battle? Or should I be meeker and just attempt to shame them with my natural accomplishments using tecnologically inferior and outclassed 70 year old equipment.
Long distance marksmanship training
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