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ASA is built on a foundation established by Snipercraft, Crosshairs, Center Mass and others in the tactical community. Many hours of discussion and debate went into forming an organization to prepare the sniper community for the tasks awaiting us in the coming years.
The American Sniper Association has established a comprehensive process designed to set consistent standards between sniper programs and test standards of performance for individual snipers. It will allow us to recognize professional capability in a uniform manner.
The long awaited sniper training manual update from the American Sniper Association is now available. Containing over 100 pages of new and updated material, the Police Sniper Training and Operations is the most unique book ever made available for the law enforcement sniper.
The Association serves as a resource to law enforcement agencies and interested military units in providing reliable facts, figures, techniques, tactics, training standards and other information relating to the training of law enforcement tactical snipers.
The American Sniper Association has established a comprehensive process designed to set consistent standards between sniper programs and test standards of performance for individual snipers. It will allow us to recognize professional capability in a uniform manner.
Purpose: The mission of the American Sniper Association is to enhance the image, abilities, proficiency and safety of the professional tactical sniper through education, support and information sharing.
The American Sniper Association and the Professional Law Enforcement Association (https://plea.net/) have partnered together to offer comprehensive legal representation and coverage to the police sniper community. A special group rate is available to all active ASA members.
The American Sniper Association took on the task of addressing these issues and shortcomings by launching a three-year project to compile the most comprehensive police sniper training manual ever written.
Mar 28, 2007 · This is a document every sniper team should have in its library. The 2007 Police Sniper Utilization Survey Report can be obtained from the American Sniper Association. Information is available at www.americansniper.org, or call 954-389-0829.
It is the official position of the American Sniper Association as delineated in the R.O.S.E. addendum to the @ntoahq T.R.O.S. that suppressors for law enforcement duty sniper rifles are REQUIRED equipment for snipers assigned to Tier 1 &2 SWAT Teams. For more information visit www.americansniper.org or contact your regional director.
