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The Precision Rifle Network (PRN) has launched a new website focused on providing comprehensive online training for long-range precision shooting. Led by owner Joel Wise, a seasoned competitor and law enforcement veteran, PRN offers structured courses on topics like wind calling, fundamentals, and gear essentials through their Skool.com platform. The site also features a community forum, expert insights from instructors like Rex Allen, Cullen Kethmann, and Justin Harrell, and resources for shooters of all levels.

This training segment from Precision Rifle Network focuses on accurately determining wind direction at the shooter's location. It emphasizes using the human sense of feel as an initial indicator, validated by visual cues like flags. For precise measurement, the video details a specific technique using the Kestrel Weather Meter's impeller to find the exact wind direction.

This comprehensive guide, presented by an expert from Precision Rifle Network, details the fundamentals of long-range precision shooting for both hunting and competition. It covers external ballistics, wind compensation, the importance of ballistic solvers and data truing, and key equipment features like heavy barrels and FFP scopes. The instruction emphasizes ethical hunting responsibilities and the continuous improvement required through practice and data analysis.

This YouTube video, titled "Need Help Please - Long Range Research," aims to provide viewers with resources for long-range shooting. The description highlights a free wind calling guide available via a survey link and also directs users to a "Training Page" on Skool for "Precision Rifle Network." While the video's primary focus is not explicitly stated beyond research and training, the context strongly suggests content related to long-range marksmanship and firearm utilization in that discipline.

This video demonstrates the 'Big-To-Small' drill focusing on adapting to challenging natural shooting positions. Expert shooter Lucas Botkin showcases how to effectively use a tall bipod, like the MDT Skypod, to overcome unfavorable terrain and establish a stable platform for long-range precision shooting. The drill emphasizes practical application and gear utilization for enhanced marksmanship.

This YouTube video promotes a free wind calling guide for long-range shooting. Viewers are instructed to sign up via a Calendly link, where they will answer a few simple questions over the phone to receive the guide. The description also includes affiliate links for Cole-Tac and Axil Hearing Pro, and a general link for more affiliate opportunities from Precision Rifle Network.

This video features an expert firearms instructor demonstrating trigger pull weights on two distinct rifles. He assesses a two-stage trigger on a precision rifle at approximately 3.5 lbs and contrasts it with an extremely light 1 oz trigger on an F-Class rifle, highlighting significant differences in trigger feel and weight.

This guide compares the CMMG Resolute 200 series rifles in 5.56 NATO and 6.5 Grendel, drawing on expert insights from Precision Rifle Network. It details their respective optimal ranges, zeroing methods, and ballistic performance, highlighting the 6.5 Grendel's superiority for medium-to-long-range precision applications and the 5.56's effectiveness for closer engagements. The instruction emphasizes practical ballistics calculations for extended range shooting.

This guide details the process of testing various factory 6.5 Creedmoor ammunition loads through a Bergara B14-HMR rifle. It covers setting up chronographs, live fire procedures, and analyzing data for velocity, extreme spread, and group sizes. The testing protocol, as demonstrated by the technical and objective speaker, aims to provide comprehensive performance insights for different ammunition types.

This guide details a long-range shooting technique for the SKS rifle using open sights, as demonstrated by a highly authoritative instructor. It covers zeroing at 100 yards, making precise sight adjustments, and extending accuracy to 600 yards by accounting for ballistics and subsonic effects. The instructor emphasizes practical application and data-driven adjustments for success.