Course Loadout : High Angle Rifle Training 2025

Published on December 8, 2025
Duration: 23:24

This video details Ivan's comprehensive course loadout for the High Angle Rifle Training (HART) class at Thunder Ranch, emphasizing practical gear selection for long-distance shooting in potentially cold conditions. The expert-level review covers a high-end rifle system, advanced optics, specialized cold-weather apparel, and essential accessories, demonstrating a deep understanding of field application and equipment synergy.

Quick Summary

Ivan from Kit Badger details his expert-level loadout for the High Angle Rifle Training (HART) class at Thunder Ranch. The setup includes an Accuracy International AT-X rifle in 6mm Creedmoor, a Vortex Razor Gen III 6-36x56 scope, and specialized cold-weather gear like Beyond Clothing insulation, emphasizing practical application for long-range precision.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction to H.A.R.T. Class
  2. 01:15Footwear and Base Layers
  3. 02:20Mid-Layers and Outerwear
  4. 03:35Backpack and Shooting Support
  5. 05:10Extreme Cold Weather Gear
  6. 06:30Accessories and Rain Gear
  7. 08:50Headwear and Electronics
  8. 10:25Personal Protective Equipment
  9. 11:10Shooting Bags and Tripods
  10. 13:20Suppressor and Cover
  11. 15:15Optics and Rangefinding
  12. 18:15Rifle and Final Components

Frequently Asked Questions

What rifle is recommended for High Angle Rifle Training?

The Accuracy International AT-X chambered in 6mm Creedmoor is featured for High Angle Rifle Training. It's equipped with a Die Free Co Kung Fu Grip and an Arbor Arms sling, showcasing a high-performance setup for precision shooting.

What optics are used for long-range shooting in this course loadout?

The primary optic is a Vortex Razor Gen III 6-36x56 mounted in a Spuhr mount. A Vortex Impact 4000 rail-mounted laser rangefinder with an integrated ballistic solver is also utilized for extended distance engagements.

How is cold weather gear addressed for this training?

For extreme cold, Beyond Clothing Level 7 Setra high-loft insulation pieces are used. Layering with items like the Wild Things Gear Active Flex jacket and Salomon Tundra boots with Point6 merino socks ensures comfort and focus.

What accessories enhance shooting stability and data collection?

The Eberlestock Freefall 2000 backpack offers a stable shooting platform. A Garmin Xero C1 Pro chronograph is used for muzzle velocity data, and an Armageddon Gear Gamechanger bag provides additional support.

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