Description
MOAC (Rifle)
MOAC–R is a four day, 32-hour rifle course built upon the same winning concepts as MOAC (Pistol). MOAC–R is a high round count course designed to take the intermediate shooter and provide them with the tools to become an advanced or expert shooter. OpSpec Training alumni frequently request a long-duration program – building upon our pistol MOAC course – designed to enforce and develop persistent, durable skills. MOAC develops these skills through repetition and process oriented marksmanship.
You’ll be shooting approximately 2,500 rounds during the intensive four-day program. This is not a course for a beginner.
Instructor: Jerry Jones
When: Oct. 7-10, 2021, eight hours each day. Starting at 8:30 a.m.
Class size: Class size will be limited.
Tuition: $940
Range Fees: Included
Local Host: Jerry Jones
Ammunition: Approximately 2,500 rounds for your rifle, and 100 for your pistol
Important Links and Information
* Instructors listed for specific programs have committed to teach the class on those dates. Although we do not anticipate changes, travel delays, family emergencies or illness may result in instructor substitutions.
Location Information
SIG Sauer Academy
233 Exeter Road
Epping, New Hampshire
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Where to Stay
The Academy has special rate arrangements with three local hotels, all within 15 minutes of the Academy.
To ensure you receive our arranged rate, please be sure to reference “SIG SAUER Corporate rate” when making your reservations. OpSpec Training strongly suggests you contact your hotel to make reservations by phone as soon as possible.
Food at Lunch Break
To ensure you get the most “bang for your buck” we try to keep lunch breaks as short as possible (one hour). If you have the ability to bring your lunch, we you may do so. Fast food options are located less than 10 minutes away near the intersection of Route 101 and Route 125.
Students should have had intermediate level carbine training from accredited reliable instructors in the past. Students should be able to, on demand, perform basic manipulations on their 5.56mm Carbine or Pistol Caliber Carbine including but not limited to: loading and unloading, malfunction clearing, basic maintenance, intermediate to advanced marksmanship drills, etc.
Students should bring a quality AR/SCAR/MCX rifle chamber in 5.56/.223 equipped sight, or a modern pistol caliber carbine (PCC) with sling and quality red dot.
If the student decides to bring a home-made AR, an AR from a less than quality manufacturer, or a 5.56mm rifle of a non AR-15 pattern, the student will be responsible for any problems they encounter. The line will not be held during any problems encountered with substandard equipment.
