Precision Rifle Network

This video demonstrates the performance of the 6 GT cartridge in a precision rifle setup, featuring a Terminus Zeus action, Proof Steel barrel, and an EC Tuner Brake. The presenter highlights the effectiveness of factory ammunition, specifically Hornady 109gr ELDM, when tuned with the EC brake, achieving sub-half-inch groups and impressive ballistic consistency with single-digit SDs and sub-20 extreme spreads. The review emphasizes the rifle's accuracy and the tuner brake's ability to optimize factory loads for competitive shooting.

This guide details techniques for Precision Rifle Series (PRS) 22LR matches, focusing on rifle stability using props and bags, consistent shooting processes, and effective dialing versus holdover strategies. It emphasizes smooth bolt manipulation, body alignment, and learning from wind call errors to improve performance in competition.

This guide details techniques for achieving stable shooting positions on challenging props like slanted tank trap legs in PRS competitions. It emphasizes using a two-bag system to create a solid shelf and discusses the importance of mental preparation, accurate wind calls, and proper scope usage, including parallax adjustment and panning techniques. The advice is geared towards intermediate shooters looking to improve their performance in precision rifle matches.

This video details a comprehensive test of three .22 Long Rifle ammunition brands: SK Match, Lapua Long Range, and Eley Ultra .22 Extreme Long Range. The instructor, with apparent expertise in precision shooting, outlines a rigorous testing protocol involving a Voodoo Gen 1 rifle equipped with a Desert Precision Gunworks barrel and various accessories. The process includes zeroing, chronograph data collection, group size measurement, and barrel cleaning to ensure accurate comparisons. The goal is to identify the most accurate and consistent ammunition for competitive rimfire shooting.

This video details the setup and shooting experience in the PRS Sportsman Division, which has a 13lb rifle weight limit. The instructor explains how to manage a lighter, less forgiving rifle by applying more physical pressure to the shooting bag and increasing shoulder input to control recoil. The content is geared towards intermediate shooters looking to compete in weight-restricted divisions.

This video details a demanding shooting competition stage that combines intense physical exertion with precision shooting. Competitors face burpee broad jumps in challenging conditions, followed by shooting from elevated positions like tank traps at extended distances. Missed shots incur penalty workouts, such as box step overs, emphasizing the critical link between physical fitness and shooting performance.

This video provides expert-level instruction on techniques for precision rifle competition stages. It covers essential practices such as parallax adjustment, proper trigger control, utilizing support gear like bipods and shooting bags for stability, and adapting to different shooting positions. The instructor emphasizes the importance of weapon system tuning, effective windage and elevation adjustments, and strategic stage planning to achieve accurate and timely impacts.

Joel from Precision Rifle Network explains that modern scopes no longer require mounting as close to the barrel as possible due to ample internal travel. He recommends using high or even extra-high scope rings, or risers, to achieve a more upright and comfortable shooting position. This improved ergonomics helps reduce shooter influence on the rifle system, leading to better accuracy.

This guide details how to properly set up a rifle for optimal length of pull and sight picture, crucial for consistent accuracy in PRS-style matches. It emphasizes prioritizing length of pull adjustment first to ensure proper trigger finger contact and wrist comfort. Subsequently, scope placement is optimized for a clear sight picture in prone, and bipod height is adjusted for better ergonomics.

This video reviews the Recoil X muzzle brake, designed to thread onto suppressors to enhance recoil reduction and create a flatter shooting platform, particularly beneficial for PRS shooters. The presenter highlights its effectiveness on a Boss Top Shot suppressor, noting its ability to mitigate recoil on lighter rifles and maintain sight picture for follow-up shots. The Recoil X is presented as an option for shooters seeking to avoid the concussive blast of traditional muzzle brakes while still achieving significant recoil management.

This video offers insights into Precision Rifle Series (PRS) GasGun stage strategy, focusing on speed and accuracy in challenging wind conditions. Instructor Chris Williamson, a sponsored shooter with nearly 10 years of competition experience, shares techniques for stable shooting platforms, effective wind holds, and efficient stage transitions. Key takeaways include adapting support hand placement for stability and understanding the importance of speed in gas gun competitions.

This excerpt from Precision Rifle Network's 'Wind Mastery System' focuses on determining wind direction. It highlights using the Kestrel weather meter and the shooter's own sense of feel. The primary technique involves observing the Kestrel's propeller rotation in an upright position to pinpoint the exact wind source.