Fixed Sight Training

Chris does a great job with his instruction and helping shooters dial in from various targets set from 100 to 500 yards. Helped me zero in a new Sako 30.06 85 Finnlight with a Vortex scope for Elk season. Gives solid guidance from start to finish and delivers advice leading to shots from 500 yards away ensuring your dialed in and ready to go… Discussion points include: Altitude and Wind correction, Coriolis and Spin Drift, Range Estimation up hill /​down hill correction and Ballistic variance. Also just fun to hear the «gong» of the metal target at a quarter mile away a good 2.5 seconds after taking the shot… Great guy and easy techniques to follow. Highly recommend!

Wow.
That’s about the sum of it.
Wow.
Ever shoot at something too small to see with your naked eye from over a quarter a mile away?
Wow.
The sound takes so long coming back to you that your brain won’t let you understand that you really did hit the target. It’s a very very weird experience if, like me, your normal experience is in shooting at targets only a couple of hundred yards away.
Chris Gesualdo, the owner of Fixed Sight Training has a 500 yard shooting range set up on some ranch property he rents way the heck out in Centennial. .. kinda like in the Nebraska part of Centennial:). (Actually, only about a 45 minute drive from LoDo).
Chris is a great guy and a very experienced shooting instructor. I’m so glad I paid for a private tutorial on long range shooting and it came with a whole bunch of extremely helpful technical shooting instruction.
By the end of about two hours I was regularly hitting pie-​plate-​sized metal targets from over a ¼ mile away in a 5 mph cross wind using off-​the-​shelf ammo (Remington Accutips, 165 gr) in my 30 – 06 Remington 700 CDL using a Leupold VX-​3 3.5−10×50 mm scope.
Tomorrow’s the first day of rifle elk season and while I don’t plan on taking a shot over 300 or so yards, if the occasion arose and I was presented with the right opportunity, given Chris’s instruction and the knowledge acquired from his expertise, I wouldn’t automatically reject the shot. My consideration, as always, would be «am I confident that I could kill that animal with just one round?» But now, given my experience with Chris, I’ve just expanded exponentially my self-​confidence, as well as my humility in understanding the amazing power and responsibility that comes with that kind of training. It’s really a pretty amazing experience, and if you want to increase your shooting skills I’d highly recommend that you go out and pay Chris a visit.

My wife and I went down to visit Chris at Fixed Sight Training yesterday for some shotgun instruction and had a great time. I’m an experienced shooter and instructor, so it was a pleasure for me to see a different teaching style than my own. My wife is still learning and shot her own shotgun for the first time yesterday during our class.
She struggled a lot more than myself and Chris was very patient in breaking down what she needed to work on with her. By the end of the day she was even shooting clays out from under me!
I am very happy with our experience and would gladly recommend others to visit Chris for shotgun instruction. I left with a lot more shotgun skills than I came with and I owe it all to Fixed Sight Training.

Chris Gesualdo is a great instructor! His teaching method is easy to grasp, and he makes sure you are comfortable with what you learn before moving on to another level. He takes the mystery out of a gun for beginners, just as easily catering to the ‘expert’. He answers any and all questions you may have, and is always willing to go the extra mile! I strongly suggest you use this business, and Chris.

Chris puts on an excellent Concealed Carry class. His pricing is also very competitive. His course is informative, and gives you exactly the information you need to be a responsible armed citizen. As an instructor, he did an great job with our group, and was able to effectively teach new skills to beginners and advanced shooters alike.
I highly recommend his course for anyone seeking their CCW permit.