Bergara Adds New Wyoming Long Range Training Facility
The Bergara Academy Long Range Shooting School has an additional new location in Wyoming at the Queen Mountain Ranch outside Evanston. It joins the existing location in Montana. Bergara will offer a series of 2-day “Beginner Western Hunter” classes running from May through August. Shooters will learn to engage targets out to 1,000 yards in hunting scenarios.
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These classes include the use of a Bergara Wilderness Carbon HMR in 6.5 Creedmoor, ammunition, and all other supplies necessary for the course. Food and lodging are also included in the $2,195 class price, along with transportation to and from the lodge from the Salt Lake City International Airport. All that shooters need to supply is their own clothing, day pack, and sunscreen.
The Queen Mountain Ranch sits near the Utah-Wyoming border on the north slope of the Uinta Mountains. Bergara advertises this as a high-altitude class, and the lodge sits above 8,000 feet of elevation. Animal targets are available at various ranges extending past 1,400 yards.
Embark on an unparalleled shooting experience at the Bergara Academy, now with two premier locations. Our Belt Mountain Lodge near Great Falls, Montana and Queen Mountain Ranch in Evanston, Wyoming provide the perfect backdrops for refining your long-range shooting skills.
Our courses, conducted by seasoned professionals, offer hands-on, detailed instruction tailored to the unique preferences of your group. Immerse yourself in the breathtaking landscapes as you train on world-class ranges featuring animal silhouette targets strategically placed at distances exceeding 1,400 yards.
All-inclusive packages cover the use of Bergara rifles, ammunition, delicious meals, airport shuttle, and on-site lodging.
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We don't need more beginners taking 1,000yd hunting shots.
A friend of mine with rather extensive military firearms experience, but little long range experience, went to the previous version and told me it was one of the most informative and challenging courses he had ever taken.