We Shot A PRS Match With No Experience

Published on May 8, 2026
Duration: 24:59

This video documents a group of individuals with no prior experience participating in a regional PRS (Precision Rifle Series) match. The competition was characterized by extremely challenging wind conditions, with gusts up to 30 mph, significantly impacting shooting performance across all stages. The participants faced various stages, including 'Tank Traps' at 470 yards, a multi-distance stage from a two-story platform, and 'Pipes Hitter' at 650 yards, all while battling the unpredictable wind. The experience proved humbling, highlighting the difficulty of simulating match conditions and the importance of practical experience in PRS.

Quick Summary

This PRS match presented extreme challenges for new shooters, primarily due to severe wind conditions with gusts up to 30 mph. Stages like 'Tank Traps' and 'Pipes Hitter' required constant adaptation to unpredictable wind calls. The participants found the experience humbling, underscoring the difficulty of simulating match pressure and conditions without actual competition experience.

Chapters

  1. 00:01Match Introduction & Warning
  2. 00:08Pre-Match Atmosphere
  3. 00:26Challenging Conditions: Wind & Gear
  4. 00:43Merch Promotion & Giveaways
  5. 01:01Meet the Competitors
  6. 01:14Competitor Banter & Predictions
  7. 02:14Cold Weather Gear Discussion
  8. 02:41New Shooter Mindset & Strategy
  9. 03:03Trash Talk & Confidence
  10. 03:48Safety Briefing & New Shooters
  11. 04:06Humorous Observations
  12. 04:50Stage 1: Tank Traps Explained
  13. 05:33Wind Conditions Update
  14. 06:04Pre-Stage Preparations
  15. 07:08Stage 1 Shooting & Frustration
  16. 07:34Stage 1 Performance Analysis
  17. 08:08Next Stage Preview: Two-Story Platform
  18. 08:46Wind Forecast & Stage Strategy
  19. 09:02Stage Start & Zach's Target Error
  20. 10:17Stage Performance Recap
  21. 10:38Wind Impact on Shooting
  22. 10:56Barrel Wear & Performance
  23. 11:03Accepting Misses & Learning
  24. 11:19Shooting in Adverse Weather
  25. 11:29Learning Curve & Time Behind Gun
  26. 11:48Zach's Shooting Philosophy
  27. 11:59Stage 6: Pipes Hitter Explained
  28. 12:22Wind Speed & Kestrel Readings
  29. 12:36Dialing for Wind
  30. 12:42Stage 6 Performance & Wind Calls
  31. 13:22Stage 6 Shooting & Frustration
  32. 13:41Wind Intensifies
  33. 13:52Commentary on Dustin's Strength
  34. 14:18Next Stage: Prone Troop Line
  35. 14:46Wind Conditions for Final Stages
  36. 15:07Final Stage Preparations
  37. 15:39Final Stage Performance & Time Issues
  38. 15:56Dopamine Hits & Motivation
  39. 16:14Zach's PRS Avoidance Strategy
  40. 16:37Stage: Running the Rails
  41. 17:02Stage Details: Square & Bare Targets
  42. 17:09Wind Conditions & Goals
  43. 17:52Post-Stage Frustration & Humor
  44. 18:04Overall Match Sentiment: Frustration
  45. 18:26Mark's Weather Shooter Status
  46. 18:37Bart's Influence on Shooting Pace
  47. 19:19Humorous Post-Stage Banter
  48. 19:26Final Stage: Ridge Runner
  49. 19:52Stage 5 Target Locations & Distances
  50. 20:02Participant Dislike for Stage
  51. 20:06Participant's Overall Feeling
  52. 20:38Post-Match Reflections & Website Plug
  53. 20:46Match Recap: Came, Shot, Missed
  54. 20:53Worst Wind Conditions Experienced
  55. 21:15Impact of Wind on Scores
  56. 21:32Value of Match Experience
  57. 21:42First PRS Match Experience: Humbling
  58. 22:02Motivation to Return
  59. 22:15Last Stage Performance: Mistakes & Indifference
  60. 22:32Frustration with Timing Out
  61. 22:46Defiance Against Wind Dictation
  62. 22:53Humorous Remarks About Livestock
  63. 23:07Day's Summary: Terrible & Rough
  64. 23:21Enjoyment of Shooting with Others
  65. 23:33Commitment to Repeat
  66. 23:40Thanks & Appreciation
  67. 23:45Gibbs's Predictions Revisited
  68. 23:51Desire for Better Range Maintenance
  69. 24:08Positive Note: Zero Dust
  70. 24:15Taking the Win for the Day
  71. 24:21Call to Action: Like, Subscribe, Comment
  72. 24:26Invitation to Shoot in Oklahoma
  73. 24:34Bart's Breeding Advice
  74. 24:41Final Sign-off

Frequently Asked Questions

What were the main challenges faced by new shooters in this PRS match?

The primary challenge was the extreme and unpredictable wind, with gusts reaching up to 30 mph. This made accurate shot placement incredibly difficult across all stages. Additionally, the pressure of a competition environment and the inability to fully simulate these conditions in practice added to the difficulty for inexperienced shooters.

Can you describe the 'Tank Traps' stage in the PRS match?

The 'Tank Traps' stage involved engaging a single target at 470 yards. Shooters had to move between two 'tank traps' and take shots from multiple positions. The focus was on proper bag setup and foot placement, with the wind being a significant factor in achieving accuracy.

How did the wind affect performance in the 'Pipes Hitter' stage?

The 'Pipes Hitter' stage, a 650-yard engagement, was severely impacted by 'gnarly' and 'ripping' wind conditions. Participants described the wind as making the stage extremely difficult, requiring constant adjustments and leading to frustration and missed shots.

What is the significance of match experience in PRS, according to the participants?

Participants emphasized that match experience is crucial in PRS because it's impossible to fully simulate the conditions, pressure, and wind dynamics of a competition. They found the match to be a humbling experience that highlighted the need for practical, real-world shooting scenarios to improve.

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