Ohio Tactical Officers Association Training: Range Estimation & Sniper Course

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Explore the comprehensive training resources provided by the Ohio Tactical Officers Association focusing on range estimation, range cards, and sniper course. Learn about scopes, MIL scale reading, focal plane, and range estimation formulas to enhance law enforcement and first responder personnel's performance and professional status.


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  1. RANGE ESTIMATION/ RANGE CARDS OTOA BASIC SNIPER COURSE The mission of the Ohio Tactical Officers Association is to enhance the performance and professional status of law enforcement and first responder personnel by providing a credible and proven training resource as well as a forum for the development of tactics and information exchange.

  2. LEARNING OBJECTIVES IDENTIFY METHODS FOR OBTAINING RANGES IDENTIFY FACTORS THAT AFFECT RANGE ESTIMATION WITH A SCOPE, PROPERLY READ THE MIL SCALE COMPUTE RANGE TO TARGET UTILIZING THE MIL RELATION FORMULA CONVERT METERS TO YARDS DRAW A PREPARED RANGE CARD DRAW A FIELD EXPEDIENT RANGE CARD The mission of the Ohio Tactical Officers Association is to enhance the performance and professional status of law enforcement and first responder personnel by providing a credible and proven training resource as well as a forum for the development of tactics and information exchange.

  3. TYPES OF SCOPES FIXED POWER: NO ADJUSTMENT NEEDED VARIABLE POWER FIRST FOCAL PLANE: THE RETICLE WILL CHANGE IN SIZE WITH THE DIFFERENT POWER SETTINGS AND MILS CAN BE READ PROPERLY VARIABLE POWER SECOND FOCAL PLANE: THE RETICLE WILL NOT CHANGE AS YOU ADJUST THE MAGNIFICATION SETTING. CHECK FACTORY RECOMMENDATIONS. SOME SCOPES WILL NEED TO BE AT THE HIGHEST MAGNIFICATION OTHERS MAY BE SET AT 10X The mission of the Ohio Tactical Officers Association is to enhance the performance and professional status of law enforcement and first responder personnel by providing a credible and proven training resource as well as a forum for the development of tactics and information exchange.

  4. FOCAL PLANE WIDE DUPLEX

  5. RANGE ESTIMATION FORMULA MILSCALE: THISMETHODREQUIRESTHEUSEOFA SCOPEWITHMILDOTS THEMILDOTSWILLBEBROKENDOWNINTO 1 MIL OR MILINCREMENTS YOUMUSTKNOWTHEPROPERMAGNIFICATION SETTINGONYOURSCOPEINORDERTOPROPERLY USETHEMILREADINGOBTAINED The mission of the Ohio Tactical Officers Association is to enhance the performance and professional status of law enforcement and first responder personnel by providing a credible and proven training resource as well as a forum for the development of tactics and information exchange.

  6. RANGE EST FORMULA CTND THEMILSCALEISUSEDLIKEARULERTOMEASURE THESIZEOFTHETARGET. ITISVERYIMPORTANTTHATTHERIFLEISHELDVERY STEADYWHENMEASURINGATARGET. THEFRONTANDREAROFTHERIFLESHOULDBE SUPPORTEDINORDERTOGETTHEMOST ACCURATEREADING. The mission of the Ohio Tactical Officers Association is to enhance the performance and professional status of law enforcement and first responder personnel by providing a credible and proven training resource as well as a forum for the development of tactics and information exchange.

  7. RANGE EST FORMULA CTND INORDERTOUSETHEFORMULATHEMARKSMAN MUSTKNOWTHEEXACT(ASCLOSETOEXACT) SIZE OFTHEOBJECTTHEYAREREADING (ININCHESOR YARDSDEPENDINGONTHEFORMULAUSED). The mission of the Ohio Tactical Officers Association is to enhance the performance and professional status of law enforcement and first responder personnel by providing a credible and proven training resource as well as a forum for the development of tactics and information exchange.

  8. THINGS TO REMEMBER WHEN USING MILS WHENPOSSIBLETRYTOUSEAMEASUREMENTDOWN TOA .10 OFAMIL TRYNOTTOMILPEOPLE. THEREISNOEXACT STANDARDFORSIZE

  9. MIL RELATION FORMULA CTND: WHENBREAKINGTHE MILSDOWNINTO 1/8THSOR 1/10THS, THEREADINGMUSTBE CONVERTEDINTOA DECIMAL.

  10. CONVERSIONS 1/10THCONVERSIONS 1/10 = .10 9/10 = .90 2/10 = .20 3/10 = .30 4/10 = .40 5/10 = .50 6/10 = .60 7/10 = .70 8/10 = .80 1/8THCONVERSIONS 1/8 = .125 = .25 3/8 = .375 1/2=2/4=4/8 = .5 5/8 = .625 3/4=6/8 = .75 7/8 = .875

  11. RANGE ESTIMATION FORMULA YARDSX 1000 OBJECTS WIDTH = RANGEIN YARDS OR HEIGHTSIN MILS

  12. RANGE ESTIMATION FORMULA: SIZEOFTARGETINYARDS X 1000=RANGEINYARDS SIZEOFTARGETINMILS THENUMBER 1000 ISCONSTANTANDDOESNOT CHANGE. 1000 ISTHERELATIONSHIPBETWEENMILS ANDYARDS (METERS). A 1 YARDTARGETWILL MEASUREEXACTLY 1 MILAT 1000 YARDS (METERS)

  13. EXAMPLE: THEMARKSMANSEESTHETARGETANDESTIMATESHIM TOBE 6 FEET (2 YARDS) TALL. USINGHISSCOPEHE MEASURESTHETARGETANDDETERMINESTHESIZEOF THETARGETIS 4 MILS. 2(HGTINYARDS) X 1000=335 YARDS 4(HGTINMILS)

  14. SIMPLE MIL RELATION FORMULA: SIZEOFTARGETININCHESX 27.7778=RANGEINYDS SIZEOFTARGETINMILS THEMARKSMANSPOTSHISTARGETNEARABRICK WALLANDSEESONLYHISHEAD. THEMARKSMAN KNOWSTHESIZEOFABRICKTOBE8 WIDEANDMILS 3 BRICKSANDGETSAREADINGOF 2 MILS

  15. MIL RELATION FORMULA CTND: 24(SIZEOFTGTININCHES)X27.7778=335 YDS 2 (SIZEOFTARGETINMILS)

  16. MILS TO MINUTES OF ANGLE ONE MILEQUALS 3.5 MINUTESOF ANGLE

  17. CONVERTING METERS TO YARDS RANGEINMETERSAND ADD 10% RANGEINMETERSX 1.094 DIVIDERANGEIN METERSBY .9144 100 METERS = 110 YDS 100 METERS=109.4YDS 100 METERS=109.3YDS

  18. EYE ESTIMATION 100 YARDUNITOFMEASURE (FOOTBALLFIELD METHOD) DETERMINEHOWMANY 100YDINCREMENTSCAN FITBETWEENHIMANDTHETARGET APPEARANCEOFOBJECTS: BYFAMILIARIZING YOURSELFWITHTHESIZESOFPERSONS, VEHICLES, EQUIPMENTATVARIOUSDISTANCES

  19. PARTNER AVERAGE THISTAKINGTHEDISTANCEBOTHYOUANDYOUR PARTNERESTIMATEDTHETARGETRANGETOBETHEN TAKETHEAVERAGEANDUSETHATASYOURRANGETO TARGET.

  20. OTHER METHODS OF RANGE EST. LASERRANGEFINDERS: MOSTACCURATE, LASERS ALLOWTHEMARKSMANTOACQUIREDISTANCEFROM 3 YARDSAT 1,000 YARDS. MAPS: KNOWINGYOURLOCATIONANDTHELOCATION OFTHETARGETYOUCANGETANACCURATERANGE TOTARGET. THISISTHEPREFERREDMETHODWHEN FIRINGATHIGHANGLES.

  21. APPS Google Earth Pro Mapping

  22. FACTORS AFFECTING RANGE EST. NATUREOFTHETARGET ANOBJECTWITHARECTANGULAROUTLINEWILLLOOK CLOSERTHANANOBJECTWITHANIRREGULAROUTLINE. A TARGETTHATCONTRASTSWITHITSBACKGROUNDWILL APPEARCLOSER. A PARTIALLYEXPOSEDTARGETWILLAPPEARFURTHER AWAYTHANITACTUALLYIS.

  23. FACTORS NATUREOF TERRAIN: UPWARDSLOPINGTERRAINGIVESTHEILLUSIONOFA GREATERDISTANCE. DOWNWARDSLOPINGTERRAIN GIVESTHEILLUSIONOFASHORTERDISTANCE. TERRAINWITHDEADSPACEWILLTENDTOMAKETHE TARGETAPPEARCLOSER. SMOOTHTERRAIN (SAND, WATER, ORSNOW) WILL GIVETHEILLUSIONOFGREATERDISTANCE.

  24. FACTORS LIGHT CONDITIONS: THEMORECLEARLYATARGETCANBESEEN, THE CLOSERITAPPEARS. A TARGETINFULLSUNLIGHT APPEARSCLOSERTHANATDUSKORDAWN. SMOKE, FOG, RAIN, ORANYTHINGELSETHAT OBSCURESTHETARGETWILLGIVETHEILLUSIONOFA GREATERDISTANCE.

  25. FACTORS THEPOSITIONOFTHESUNWILLAFFECTEYEESTIMATION. WHENTHESUNISBEHINDTHEVIEWER, ITLIGHTSTHE TARGETBETTERSOITWILLAPPEARCLOSER. WHENTHE SUNISBEHINDTHETARGET, THEGLAREWILLGIVETHE ILLUSIONOFAGREATERDISTANCE.

  26. RANGE CARDS THERANGECARDISAREFERENCEGUIDETOWHICH THEMARKSMANUSESTOMAKEARAPIDACCURATE ESTIMATEOFTHERANGETOTARGETSWHICHHE MAYLOCATEINTHECOURSEOFHISOBSERVATION

  27. TWO TYPES OF RANGE CARDS PREPARED RANGE CARD: ONCEINPOSITIONTHEMARKSMANCAREFULLYESTIMATESRANGESTO VARIOUSTERRAINFEATURESANDOTHERREFERENCEPOINTSINHIS SECTORANDPLOTSTHEMONHISRANGECARDINTHEIRPROPER PLACES. WHENATARGETAPPEARSITSRANGECANQUICKLYBE DETERMINED. HASTY RANGE CARD: NOTIMEFORAPREPAREDCARD, USESEYEESTIMATIONANDMIL RELATIONTOQUICKLYPLOTRANGESTOVARIOUSREFERENCEPOINTS.

  28. RANGE CARD EXAMPLES

  29. RANGE CARDS RANGECARDSSHOULDBECOMPLETEDWHENIN YOURPOSITION. POLICESNIPERSWILLMOSTLIKELYCOMPLETEA HASTYRANGECARD, THISCANBEASSIMPLEAS MAKINGADIAGRAMOFYOURTARGETAREA, AND LABELINGTHERANGESTOTHEFRONT, BACKAND SIDESOFTHETARGETLOCATION. THELARGERTHE AREA, THEMOREIMPORTANTARANGECARDWILL BE.

  30. INFORMATIONOBTAINEDTHROUGH USMC SCOUT SNIPER PUBLICATIONS

  31. OTOA POINTS OF CONTACT patrick.fiorilli@otoa.org Pat Fiorilli President patrick.fiorilli@otoa.org 216-701-6171 Phil Chaney Director of Training phil.chaney@otoa.org phil.chaney@otoa.org 513-967-3278 The mission of the Ohio Tactical Officers Association is to enhance the performance and professional status of law enforcement and first responder personnel by providing a credible and proven training resource as well as a forum for the development of tactics and information exchange.

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