August 5th 2023Saturday at Movies: 8 Great PRS/NRL feature videosAre you interested in starting tactical/practical competitions. You may already be familiar with PRS/NRL but wish to upgrade your equipment or improve your match results. Here are eight videos to help you improve your game. These videos feature top PRS/NRL tactical competitors and George Gardner from G.A. Precision is considered to be one of the founding dads of the PRS sport. Other related videos can be found on the Long Range Precision Shooters channel on YouTube. In this video, MDT puts three of the world’s top centerfire PRS shooting stars through the most difficult stages. The goal? To demonstrate the level of precision and accuracy these top shooters are capable of. These shooters show why they are among the best in world. They can hit targets from rooftops, rocks and barricades. The video examines the pros and cons of different cartridge choices. It focuses on accuracy, mag-feeding and value for money. This segment features G.A. George Gardner, owner/founder of Precision. Most top PRS shooters use 6mm cartridges today. These cartridges deliver excellent accuracy, with less recoil and lower bullet costs. Popular choices include the 6 Dasher, the 6 BRA, the 6mm Creedmoor and 6XC cartridges. The new 6GT is a stretched version 6mmBR. It has a longer case for easier feeding and a larger case volume than a 6BR, so you can easily shoot 105-108 grain Bullets at 2950 fps. This is a popular Dasher node that can be achieved by the 6GT at lower pressures. Click HERE to read a detailed write-up about a 6GT build by Mike McCasland of Texas Precision. This includes suggestions for load development and a 6GT Reamer Print. The popular 0.120″? The freebore chamber is a good choice for 6mm projectiles with high BC. Mike had success with the 107gr Sierra Match Kings, as well as the 110gr Hornady A-Tips, in his rifle. PRS Tactical Division – Rifle, Ammo and Set-up In this video MDT Shooter Matt Stiner explains some of the basics for competition in the PRS Tactical Division. The video covers the rifle, cartridge selection, optics and key accessories. Matt also discusses bullet and brass options. Matt also talks about bullets and brass options. PRS Ace Shows Skills Barricade Technique — with POV video This video features David Preston, 2015 PRS Champion, shooting the PRS Skills barricade. Dave Preston is one of the best PRS stage runners in the country. Dave Preston is the only one who has ever shot 100% with a fastest recorded time. In this video, you’ll see Dave successfully nail all eight of his shots in less than 43 seconds. This video includes a POV (at 4:35) sequence showing the actual view from Dave’s scope. The PRS Skills Barricade, an 8-round stage with four positions, is featured at most PRS events. It is called a “Skills Stage”, as it is the same at every national match. Shooters can compare their skill levels by comparing hit percentages and speed. The target is a 10-inch plate at 400 yards. plate at 400 yards. There are four positions with two shots per position. Dave runs this stage in under 40 seconds! Know Your Limits PRS stages — Pro Tips This video shows how 2018 Oklahoma PPS champion Clay Blackketter approaches the Know Your Limit Stages. You have to make decisions about your rifle’s accuracy, and your ability to stay on target. You can increase your score by hitting the smallest targets, but you will lose points if you miss. Clay explains the best way to manage the Know Your Limits stage. PRS on a budget — Converting an ordinary rifle for PRS use Top-of-the-line rifles for competition can be expensive. But there is another alternative if you already have a rifle that you don’t use often. Keith Glasscock, a top F-Class shooter who is also a wind coach, says: “I converted my Remington.223 varmint into a Tactical Class/PRS Training rifle to save on ammunition and barrels. This will help me get better faster.” Keith Glasscock shows us a very logical approach to getting started in the PRS/NRL world. We have noticed that the maximum price for “factory classes” has steadily increased over the years. It is now $3000. Even in the lowest division, you’ll still be spending a lot of money. This month, Dustin Sanchez speaks with Brian Whalen on the minimum equipment you need to shoot long range and be competitive. 1. Rifle (1 MOA capability)2. Ammo
3. Bipod
4. Optic
5. Data Management (App, Kestrel, etc.) 6. Bipod
7. Sand Sock
8. Eye/Ear Protector
9. Sling
10. Laser Rangefinder Getting started in PRS Competition Join Jeremy Flinn as he begins Precision Rifle Series competition with the help from respected instructors and shooters. Follow Jeremy and Katie Godfrey from Kestrel Ballistics on their journey to eastern Pennsylvania where they meet Jordan Glassman, a renowned PRS beginners match and long-range shooting expert. He helps Jeremy prepare for an upcoming PRS Beginners Match. This Saturday Video showcase was suggested to us by Boyd Allen.
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