Understanding the Low Power Variable Optic 25-03
Date/Time
2/15/2025
9:00 AM - 4:00 PM Eastern
9:00 AM - 4:00 PM Eastern
Event Registration
Event Description
February 15, 2025
Okeechobee Shooting Sports
7055 Northeast 48th Street
Okeechobee, FL 34972
Membership Options
$250.00 (member)
$310.00 (includes membership)
-- or --
SAVE! - Combination IALEFI & USCCA Memberships
Pay monthly (automatic payments) $37.00
Annual Payment $420.00
Students must sign range waiver and pay range fee.
In this one day course the participants will learn about how to utilize their Low Power Variable Optic (LPVO) to it's full capability. During the course the student will learn the features and capabilities of the LPVO and develop their skills in both Dry and Live fire drills. The topics covered during the course include difference between 1st Focal Plane and 2nd Focal Plane, Rifle zeroing, The difference between Minute of Angle (MOA), Milliradian (MRAD), and Bullet Drop Compensator (BDC) reticles, What parallax looks like, and how to correct it. The student will then move to the range where the Low Power Variable Optic (LPVO) information will be implemented in both Dry and Live fire drills.
Okeechobee Shooting Sports
7055 Northeast 48th Street
Okeechobee, FL 34972
Membership Options
$250.00 (member)
$310.00 (includes membership)
-- or --
SAVE! - Combination IALEFI & USCCA Memberships
Pay monthly (automatic payments) $37.00
Annual Payment $420.00
Students must sign range waiver and pay range fee.
In this one day course the participants will learn about how to utilize their Low Power Variable Optic (LPVO) to it's full capability. During the course the student will learn the features and capabilities of the LPVO and develop their skills in both Dry and Live fire drills. The topics covered during the course include difference between 1st Focal Plane and 2nd Focal Plane, Rifle zeroing, The difference between Minute of Angle (MOA), Milliradian (MRAD), and Bullet Drop Compensator (BDC) reticles, What parallax looks like, and how to correct it. The student will then move to the range where the Low Power Variable Optic (LPVO) information will be implemented in both Dry and Live fire drills.
Location
Setting: In-Person
Okeechobee Shooting Sports
7055 48th St NE
Okeechobee, FL 34972
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Okeechobee Shooting Sports
7055 48th St NE
Okeechobee, FL 34972
click here for Google Maps
Contact Person
IALEFI
(phone: 603-524-8787)
(phone: 603-524-8787)
Details
Understanding the Low Power Variable Optic
In this one day course the participants will learn about how to utilize their Low Power Variable Optic (LPVO) to it's full capability. During the course the student will learn the features and capabilities of the LPVO and develop their skills in both Dry and Live fire drills. The topics covered during the course include difference between 1st Focal Plane and 2nd Focal Plane, Rifle zeroing, The difference between Minute of Angle (MOA), Milliradian (MRAD), and Bullet Drop Compensator (BDC) reticles, What parallax looks like, and how to correct it. The student will then move to the range where the Low Power Variable Optic (LPVO) information will be implemented in both Dry and Live fire drills.
Course needs;
100 yards range
IALEFI cardboard targets
Staple guns
Staples
Masking tape or target pastors
Student equipment
1) Rifle equiped with Low power variable optic (AR style preferred)
2) Minimum 3 Magazines
3) Sling
4) hearing protection
5) eye protection
6) knee pads
7 Hydration system
8) portable chair
9) Lunch and snacks
10) sun screen
11) insect repellent
In this one day course the participants will learn about how to utilize their Low Power Variable Optic (LPVO) to it's full capability. During the course the student will learn the features and capabilities of the LPVO and develop their skills in both Dry and Live fire drills. The topics covered during the course include difference between 1st Focal Plane and 2nd Focal Plane, Rifle zeroing, The difference between Minute of Angle (MOA), Milliradian (MRAD), and Bullet Drop Compensator (BDC) reticles, What parallax looks like, and how to correct it. The student will then move to the range where the Low Power Variable Optic (LPVO) information will be implemented in both Dry and Live fire drills.
Course needs;
100 yards range
IALEFI cardboard targets
Staple guns
Staples
Masking tape or target pastors
Student equipment
1) Rifle equiped with Low power variable optic (AR style preferred)
2) Minimum 3 Magazines
3) Sling
4) hearing protection
5) eye protection
6) knee pads
7 Hydration system
8) portable chair
9) Lunch and snacks
10) sun screen
11) insect repellent
| All Classes Require Deposit | $100.00 | Non Refundable Deposit |
| IALEFI Cancelled Program Refund | Full Refund | Full Refund Paid |
| Student Cancels 2 weeks Prior | Non Refundable | |
| Student Cancels 3 weeks Prior | 50 % Refund | 50% refund of course value or Full Credit for 1 Year |
| Student Cancels 4 weeks Prior | $50 Processing Fee | or; Free Tuition to an IALEFI Course for one year (in the value or the original course) |
| Student Cancels More than 4 Weeks out | $50 Processing Fee | or; Free Tuition to an IALEFI Course for 3 Years (in the value or the original course) |
| Student Fails Course | No Refund | |
| Student Leaves Course Due to Exigent Circumstances | Free Tuition to an IALEFI Course Within Five Years (In the value of the original course) |
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