Wolf Precision's Long Range Shooting and Custom Rifle Building Podcast
Sep 11, 2026 · 28 min · 13 segments
Wolf Precision is heading south! In this episode, Jamie announces our 2027…
Well, we're getting ready to wind down our last two shooting schools for the year.
For those that might be interested, we have one slot left for our October class.
One of the things that we try to do ever so often is to travel during the winter months to some of the warmer areas where we can teach a class that normally would put us out of season here.
So once we start getting to the end of October, We're usually finished until April.
We usually try not to push our first long-range shooting school here back any closer to winter than we get into like the third or fourth week of April.
We can get some pretty freakish snowstorms even here in January, February, and even into March.
But that said, it shuts down six months of the year in which we can't spend any time with students.
really outside of just going back and trying to shovel out or clean out an area to practice a little bit, but certainly can't really hold too many schools here.
What we've done in the past, and we have a lot of great customers that live in the southern United States, is we've taught classes from, I would say the furthest class out west was Pure South Dakota with the Vomit Hunters Association.
And one of the ranges that one of our great customers, Vito, if you're listening, he owns a gun store there in Florida, had suggested to reach out to and said, hey, how about holding a class down here sometime in February or March? It's a great opportunity.
We taught there in their classroom in the morning and then did our range time in the afternoon.
Well, we're getting ready to wind down our last two shooting schools for the year.
For those that might be interested, we have one slot left for our October class.
One of the things that we try to do ever so often is to travel during the winter months to some of the warmer areas where we can teach a class that normally would put us out of season here.
So once we start getting to the end of October, We're usually finished until April.
We usually try not to push our first long-range shooting school here back any closer to winter than we get into like the third or fourth week of April.
We can get some pretty freakish snowstorms even here in January, February, and even into March.
But that said, it shuts down six months of the year in which we can't spend any time with students.
really outside of just going back and trying to shovel out or clean out an area to practice a little bit, but certainly can't really hold too many schools here.
What we've done in the past, and we have a lot of great customers that live in the southern United States, is we've taught classes from, I would say the furthest class out west was Pure South Dakota with the Vomit Hunters Association.
And one of the ranges that one of our great customers, Vito, if you're listening, he owns a gun store there in Florida, had suggested to reach out to and said, hey, how about holding a class down here sometime in February or March? It's a great opportunity.
We taught there in their classroom in the morning and then did our range time in the afternoon.
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