A must-have manual that takes the guesswork out of long-range shooting 

If you've ever felt overwhelmed by the countless opinions and questionable advice offered by "experts" in the field of long-range, precision rifle shooting, help is as close as this easy-to-understand handbook. Rifle-shooting educators Frank Galli and Chris Way have teamed up to guide you to improved accuracy whether you're a hobbyist, competitor or hunter. 

Starting with a primer on the basics of rifle, optics and ammo selection, the authors go on to probe every aspect of every detail that goes into making an average rifle shooter into a great one. 

Topics such as understanding the elements of accuracy, gauging wind's effects on bullet travel and using the Gravity Ballistics app to get dialed in help you shrink groups efficiently and with confidence. 

Shooters also get the latest, real-world advice on shootiing positions for any situation; the best way to use tripods and bags; precison rifle drills to keep you sharp; and how to get started in competitions. 

If you're serious about really understanding what it takes to develop precision rifle-shooting skills, Precision Rifle Handbook is the book that will get you there. 

A Retired Marine Sniper Explains the Fundamentals of Long Range, Precision Rifle Shooting

Precision Rifle Marksmanship: The Fundamentals will take readers from author Frank Galli’s beginnings as a Marine scout sniper to his present-day job as a marksmanship instructor as he guides new shooters on their journey toward long-range shooting excellence.

Precision rifle shooting is one of the hottest trends in recreational and competitive shooting today. This book focuses on breaking down the fundamentals of marksmanship in easy-to-understand methodology. Galli follows a logical order of instruction from shooter to target in the same way he teaches students when he’s on the firing line with them.

As Galli explains, there is no voodoo when it comes to precision rifle marksmanship, but there are techniques that, when practiced, make the difference between good marksmanship and great marksmanship. Understanding the reasons that a bullet hits or doesn’t hit its intended target at ultra-long distances is a crucial element to learning. Galli’s explanation of how to understand and compensate for wind speed and direction alone makes this book invaluable for new shooters.

A must-have manual that takes the guesswork out of long-range shooting 

If you've ever felt overwhelmed by the countless opinions and questionable advice offered by "experts" in the field of long-range, precision rifle shooting, help is as close as this easy-to-understand handbook. Rifle-shooting educators Frank Galli and Chris Way have teamed up to guide you to improved accuracy whether you're a hobbyist, competitor or hunter. 

Starting with a primer on the basics of rifle, optics and ammo selection, the authors go on to probe every aspect of every detail that goes into making an average rifle shooter into a great one. 

Topics such as understanding the elements of accuracy, gauging wind's effects on bullet travel and using the Gravity Ballistics app to get dialed in help you shrink groups efficiently and with confidence. 

Shooters also get the latest, real-world advice on shootiing positions for any situation; the best way to use tripods and bags; precison rifle drills to keep you sharp; and how to get started in competitions. 

If you're serious about really understanding what it takes to develop precision rifle-shooting skills, Precision Rifle Handbook is the book that will get you there. 

A Retired Marine Sniper Explains the Fundamentals of Long Range, Precision Rifle Shooting

Precision Rifle Marksmanship: The Fundamentals will take readers from author Frank Galli’s beginnings as a Marine scout sniper to his present-day job as a marksmanship instructor as he guides new shooters on their journey toward long-range shooting excellence.

Precision rifle shooting is one of the hottest trends in recreational and competitive shooting today. This book focuses on breaking down the fundamentals of marksmanship in easy-to-understand methodology. Galli follows a logical order of instruction from shooter to target in the same way he teaches students when he’s on the firing line with them.

As Galli explains, there is no voodoo when it comes to precision rifle marksmanship, but there are techniques that, when practiced, make the difference between good marksmanship and great marksmanship. Understanding the reasons that a bullet hits or doesn’t hit its intended target at ultra-long distances is a crucial element to learning. Galli’s explanation of how to understand and compensate for wind speed and direction alone makes this book invaluable for new shooters.