The 1st Dimension of Precision Field Rifle training consist of two levels. Level-I is a 3-day (24 hours) and Level-II is a 2-day (16 hour) class introducing the student to basic handling and fundamental marksmanship skills with the Precision Field Rifle as a Hunter/Sniper lethal tool. Course study includes HSWS (Hunter-Sniper Weapon System) Weapon Familiarization, Ammunition Types and Exterior Ballistics Performance, Element Effects on Bullet Track, Come-up Charts, Wind Compensation, Distance Judgment, Relative Field Accuracy, Point-of-Aim/Point-of-Impact, Slop Dope, One-Shot and Group Sight-in, Various Shooting Records and Field Charts, Fundamentals of Rifle Marksmanship, Shooting Positions, Special Weapon Equipment, Optical Sight Operation, Weapon Cleaning and Maintenance, Field Movement, Map Interpretation, Field Navigation, Long Range Shooting (up to 800 yards), and More. Portions of these classes are held on ranges at the Ben Avery Shooting Facility and undisclosed locations in the terrain of the high mountain wilderness.

The 2nd Dimension Precision Field Rifle training consist of two 2-day (16 hour) classes and one 3-day (24 hour) class, introducing the student to their most powerful weapon, the human brain and how to optimize on physical skills with the lethal tool, the Precision Field Rifle. The 2nd Dimension blends and extends the basics and fundamentals of the 1st Dimension into fighting skills based on proven methods and techniques effective in the real world. Each level designed as a building block learning process are results orientated and skills based. Course study includes; Continuous Marksmanship Skill Building for near and far ranges, Range Estimations, Wind Compensation, Angle Corrections, Rapid Compensation Adjustments, Record Keeping, Come-up Charts, Wind Compensation, Unusual Positions, Rapid Loading/Unloading/Reloading, Land Navigation and Movement in Desert Terrain, Operational Planning, 2-minute Field Cleaning and Care, Point-Blank-Range, The 600 Yard Zero, Hide selection, Observation Techniques, Map Interpretation, Long Range Shooting (up to 1000 yards), Short Range Extreme Precision Shots, Night Fire, Weapon and Personal Camouflage, and More. Portions of these classes are held on ranges at the Ben Avery Shooting Facility and undisclosed terrain of the high mountain wilderness.