Snipercraft: Laying the Groundwork for a Career as a Sniper

For more than three decades, John Simpson has been teaching sniping to military and police shooters. As a staff instructor for Snipercraft and the Yanqui Training Group, as well as a former adjunct instructor for sniping at both the Smith & Wesson and SigArms academies, Simpson observed over and over that many of the shooters who show up for sniping school lack the marksmanship fundamentals that are essential for success as a professional sniper.

Simpson wrote Snipercraft for cops or soldiers wanting to solidify their marksmanship fundamentals in preparation for attending sniper school or a sniping course. In plain, non-technical language, it lays the foundation for making a hit every time with your rifle on a four-inch diameter cranial target when that target is not cooperating with your efforts to shoot it.

It's impossible to learn how to shoot well by simply reading a book, but you can definitely learn to make precision rifle shots with the help of what's in this book. Its target audience is tactical shooters--not target shooters--who are preparing to take their rifle marksmanship to a new level.