1. Fundamentals of Rifle Shooting

• Proper body position: prone shooting, hand positioning, stock placement, trigger control.
• Adjusting the optical scope: parallax, diopter settings.
• Working with optical scopes: types of reticles, measurement units, making adjustments, holdovers.
• Breathing techniques and trigger control, recoil management.
• Setting up a ballistic calculator: factors influencing accurate shot calculations.
• Selecting ammunition for effective shooting.

2. “Police” Sniping

• Shooting in urban environments: short- and medium-range engagements with small or limited target zones.
• Shooting from buildings or vehicles, utilizing camouflage elements.
• Shooting at targets positioned at upward or downward angles.
• Engaging targets under time constraints.

3. “Military” Sniping

• Long-range shooting: ballistics and windage adjustments.
• Camouflage and setting up firing positions in field conditions.
• Teamwork: coordination with spotters and other shooters.
• Coordinated dual shots.
• Night shooting using night vision attachments (consider removing this section).

4. Shooting from Unstable Positions Without Support 

• Classic unstable positions: sitting, kneeling, standing.
• Exercises to improve efficiency when shooting without support, key points to focus on, and methods to verify the correctness of the shooting position.

5. Shooting from Unstable Positions With Support

• Setting up and using tripods or other support structures.
• Working with improvised supports (backpack, branch, wall, etc.).

6. Shooting with Thermal Imaging Scopes

• Basics of working with thermal imaging scopes: calibration, settings, and zeroing.
• Shooting at various distances and from different positions using a thermal scope.
  Training Formats
• Theoretical Preparation: Lectures, materials on ballistics, and case studies.
• Practical Training: On the range, exercises with dry firing, position setup, and live-fire practice.
• Final Exam: Test shooting for accuracy, speed, and performance in various conditions.