Posted August 13, 2018 9:54 am by Comments

By AmmoLand Editor Duncan Johnson

After observing Team CMP leaders, each shooter engaged in dry fire practice during which coaches offered suggestions to improve positions.
After observing Team CMP leaders, each shooter engaged in dry fire practice during which coaches offered suggestions to improve positions.

U.S.A.-(Ammoland.com)- Before the firing of the Civilian Marksmanship Program’s (CMP) National Trophy events, the National Matches schedule offers training clinics for all levels of shooters to receive personalized help and information.

For junior shooters, the United States Marine Corps (USMC) Junior Highpower Rifle Clinic offers one-on-one training, dry firing and class work focused on safety, trigger control, fundamentals and effects of weather, among other things. For those looking for more than the basics, an Advanced CMP Highpower Clinic offers marksmen supplementary training, dry firing exercises and position work.

Juniors receive one on one help and instruction during the clinic.
Juniors receive one on one help and instruction during the clinic.

Many juniors (age 20 and below) attend the USMC clinic year after year, using the opportunity to freshen up their skills before the bigger National Trophy matches, to socialize with other juniors and to receive coaching.

A classroom session is held on the first day of the clinic, during which basic safety …Read the Rest

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