About the Precision Rifle Series

The Precision Rifle Series is the preeminent rifle organization in the world, structuring a yearly points race for both the PRS Pro-Bolt Gun Series and the PRS Regional Series. The PRS Championship Shooting Series is synonymous with precision rifle shooting. The PRS is home to countless competitors including 6,000 active PRS shooters with scores being tracked. The PRS unites the 40 most renowned national pro series precision rifle competitions and continues to expand the PRS Regional Series, which hosts hundreds of one-day matches from coast to coast. The International PRS Series is advancing in South Africa and Australia to name a few. The influence of the PRS, with more than 1000 professional-level competitors and a growing global presence, extends in every conceivable direction inspiring the precision rifle community at its grassroots, hometown level.

We are recognized as the leading organizing body for local, regional, and national matches, tracking of scores, and the growth of the practical, long-range rifle discipline. By incorporating the visions of the PRS shooters, match directors, and sponsors we strive to achieve competitive excellence in each series and cultivate opportunities for shooters at every level. The PRS is committed to working alongside our partners to deliver a world-class Precision Rifle Series Organization.

The outlaw nature of the sport has made this a very unique collection of matches in all of the series. Matches are run very differently, focus on different fundamentals, and include a vast number of stressors, no two PRS matches are the same! This provides for regional variances that are unique and very challenging. Texas and Oklahoma matches are far different from the west coast and east coast matches and allow the shooter to really test the full extent of their capabilities by participating in both the national level Pro-Bolt Gun Series two-day competitions and the local Regional Series one-day competitions.

Born out of Military, Law Enforcement, and Hunting scenarios, the practical application of the precision rifle is the underlying theme for all series. Whether you are looking for a local club to join or you want to test yourself against the best shooters in the nation and the world, the Precision Rifle Series has a spot for you.

Vision 

The Precision Rifle Series is and will continue to expand as the preeminent precision rifle organization in the world.

Mission

To promote and grow the sport of competitive precision rifle shooting in a safe, fair, and practical manner for shooters of all skill levels and ages.

Promote the Sport:

We seek to promote awareness of the sport and our organization to inspire participation in competitive precision rifle shooting.

Build a Base:

We seek to expand our membership and strengthen the sport at all levels, from grassroots to the best national competitions, in order to engage as many people as possible in the discipline of precision rifle shooting.

Expand Connections:

We seek to connect and support competitors, MD's, and industry leaders across the world through our organizational structure, innovation, and partnerships.

Achieve Sustained Competitive Success:

We seek to continue the rich tradition of competitive success at organized local, regional, and national competitions.  

PRS Competition Standards And Principles

The Rules & Standard Operating Procedures apply to all PRS-sanctioned events including but not limited to PRS National Two-Day matches and PRS Regional One-Day matches.  Safety is the first and highest priority before, during, and after all PRS competitions and is everyone’s responsibility. Anyone who observes an unsafe act can call a cease-fire at any point during an event.  PRS competitions are designed to test a shooter’s ability to shoot accurately, correct for environmental factors effectively, and solve problems quickly. Each course of fire at a PRS event will be very practical in nature and relative to common aspects of long-range precision rifle engagements.

A high level of professionalism and sportsmanship is expected at each PRS event. All participants, including Match Directors, Range Officers, shooters, and spectators will be treated with the utmost respect at all times. Cheating of any kind will not be tolerated at PRS events and will result in an immediate match disqualification and in certain instances may be grounds for expulsion from the Series. PRS courses of fire (COF) are individual events designed to test a shooter’s individual skill and ability. Therefore, coaching a shooter while they are conducting a stage is prohibited. Assistance before and after a stage is not only authorized but encouraged especially for new shooters.

PRS Rules

2023 PRS Rules: https://www.precisionrifleseries.com/static/media/uploads/prs_rules.pdf

2022 PRS Rimfire Rules: https://www.precisionrifleseries.com/static/media/uploads/prs_rules_rimfire.pdf

There will be a two-week window, beginning December 1st, in which PRS members may review the rules before they are finalized.  Please send your comments and/or suggestions to [email protected].  We will review your notes and potentially bring them to the Match Director Committee for review. 

PRS Scoring

PRS Points for the season standings are attained by shooting in PRS Series matches. Those shooters wishing to have their score tracked must become PRS members.  Membership retroactive grace period to count past matches for current season points is 7 days.   The PRS points system is based on a performance system where the first-place shooter in each Division (Open, Tactical, Production, and Gas) receives 100 points and all other shooter’s scores from each Division are determined by dividing their score by the winner’s score and multiplying that number by 100. All open scores will be calculated off of the highest recorded score, regardless of division. 

PRS points for the field are figured using the following formula: Shooters score / winners score x 100, rounded to 3 decimal places.

Example:

You received 89 match points.

The winner received 105 match points.

Therefore; (89 / 105) * 100 = 84.7619 rounded to 84.762 PRS points

Total PRS points for the season will be the sum of the shooter’s three best match scores which must include at least one PRS Series Qualifier match score.  To qualify for the PRS National Two Day or Regional One Day Season Finale, a shooter must have three PRS match scores, which must include at least one PRS Series Qualifier match score.  PRS National and Regional match Qualifiers will be identified at the beginning of the season and will rotate from year to year. The PRS Finale will be worth 40% of the shooter's season total. 

What is the Pro Bolt Gun Series?

The Pro-Bolt Gun Series is the renowned national-level championship shooting series comprised of more than 40 of the most highly sought-after two-day precision rifle competitions in the nation.  PRS Pro Series competitors are a diverse and talented group of precision rifle shooters who compete in PRS national-level matches from coast to coast, in a points race culminating in a year-end PRS Pro Series Finale.  Membership draws those from across the country who wish to compete against the nation’s best professionals, military operators, and the many new shooters who are just joining our discipline.

HOW TO PARTICIPATE

• Shooters purchase a PRS Pro Series membership. 
• Shooters may then compete in any 2-day PRS Pro-Bolt Gun Series match for PRS points.
• Shooter profiles, scoring, and standings will be automatically updated on this site.

HOW TO QUALIFY FOR THE PRS PRO-BOLT GUN SERIES FINALE

During the season, shooters that want to qualify for the finale must include 1 of their top 3 scores from a PRS finale qualifier match.      

• Select matches will be identified by the PRS each season to be sanctioned as a PRS PRO Finale Qualifier match. They will be spread across the country and be partially and pragmatically rotated every year.
• Shooters may shoot as many of these matches as they like to improve their score.
• There will be no changes to how many or where the other 2 scores come from.
• The Qualifier rule will apply to all divisions and categories. 

This requires the top shooters in the country to retain at least one match score from a more equal field promoting competitive excellence that the PRS outlines in its mission statement and goals.  Shooters who choose not to participate in PRS Qualifier can still compete for year-end standings but will not be invited to the Finale.  The finale will be weighted 60/40.

HOW TO PARTICIPATE FOR MD'S

If you are interested in running a PRS Pro Series Match in a future season, please send an email to [email protected] for more information. 

WHAT IS THE PRS REGIONAL SERIES?

The PRS Regional Series is formed by precision rifle competitors and match directors to organize, structure, and support the national precision rifle club-level community. The Regional Series is home to over 361 one-day matches across the nation.  The series has matured and exploded remarkably in the last few years. That is mainly due to the outstanding Regional Directors and Match Directors working in their regions to promote the sport. The national level series is well established, but for many shooters, the time, travel, and costs can discourage active participation in large two-day style matches. The PRS Regional Series addresses these concerns that exclude many shooters who want to routinely join us on the firing line.  The membership is comprised of shooters from juniors to sponsored professionals, as well as match directors and volunteers.

HOW TO PARTICIPATE

• Shooters purchase a PRS Regional Series membership. 
• Shooters may then compete in any 1-day PRS Regional Series match for PRS points.
• Match directors/clubs can request affiliation from the National PRS director via the submit a club button on the regional page. Approval will be based on location, club size, facilities/land used, and the average number of shooters.
• Match directors are responsible for uploading match dates and scores.
• Shooter profiles, scoring, and standings will be automatically updated on this site.

HOW TO QUALIFY FOR YOUR REGIONAL SERIES FINALE

Shooters that want to qualify for the regional finale must include 1 of their top 3 scores from a PRS Regional Finale Qualifier match.      

Regional Directors in conjunction with their MDs will identify a select number of matches throughout the year to be sanctioned as PRS Regional Finale Qualifier matches. They will be spread across the region with objective consideration of locations and frequency.  Shooters may shoot as many of these matches as they like to improve their score.  There will be no changes to how many or where the other 2 scores come from.  The qualifier rule will apply to the following divisions: Open, Tactical, Production, Gas,  Lady, Junior, Mil/Le, and Senior.

This requires the top shooters to retain at least one match score from a more equal field promoting competitive excellence that the PRS outlines in its mission statement and goals.  Shooters who choose not to participate in the PRS Regional Qualifier can still compete for year-end standings but will not be invited to the Finale.  The Regional Finale will be weighted 60/40. (200 points - 40% of the overall score)

HOW TO PARTICIPATE FOR CLUBS (Benefits & Overview)

• SUBMIT YOUR CLUB: MD's may submit their club using the submit a club button located in the footer of the website. Club Submission is easy on the PRS website.
  Create a PRS account if you do not already have one for your club. You will need a username and password to log in.  Choose “We host Centerfire Matches” and select the correct region based on your location.  Once your club has been submitted send us a note, and we will review your submission and notify you when your club has been approved. 
• CLUB PAGE: All clubs who host PRS Regional Series Matches will receive a PRS Club Profile and individual webpage that we maintain on the PRS website.
• RUN REGISTRATION ON PRS WEBSITE: Option to run your registrations through the PRS website. A 7% fee applies to cover credit card processing and administrative costs. Payment for the match is sent to you when registration closes.  Rosters are downloadable by you at any time while you are logged in with your shooter’s names, the fee they paid, emails, divisions, and categories. Exportable CSV file uploads directly into the Practiscore app.
• UPLOAD RESULTS FROM A PRACTISCORE LINK/NO EXCEL: After you host a match you can upload your scores directly from a Practiscore “Combined Scores” link. It is only a few clicks and you are done!  No Excel, Google Sheets, or similar is required.
• CLUB MATCH RESULTS & CLUB INTERNAL STANDINGS: Results will be listed on your club’s page in addition to your club’s internal standings by Division– all of this is done automatically for you. 
• ALL OF YOUR SHOOTERS SCORES WILL COUNT in your club’s standings, no shooters will be left out of your club's scores or standings.
• OPTIONAL SHOOTER PRS REGIONAL SERIES MEMBERSHIP: Shooters who want to compete within the Regional Series Standings and be eligible to attend Regional and National Finales will be required to purchase a $40 PRS Regional Series membership.
• $3 FEE PER SHOOTER’S SCORE UPLOADED.  These fees will be used to offset some of the costs of the administration of PRS-sanctioned Regional Series matches and maintenance of the PRS competitor standings system and website.  This is less than the fee per score upload charged by multiple national organizations that are non-profit. These non-profits also do not have investments in automated systems and require scores to be printed and mailed in. They also require match sanctioning by mail and multiple other inconveniences that the PRS has invested infrastructure in to overcome and make life simpler for MDs so you can focus on your match and not on the rest. We provide more for less money than any other shooting sports organization. You will have to include this fee to your match fees to have sufficient funds to pay tournament expenses, including target costs, awards, etc.

WHAT IS THE AG CUP SERIES?

The purpose of the PRS AG Cup series is to promote an aspirational series for the nation’s most elite competitors to compete at the highest levels.  With the success of the Armageddon Gear Cup, the PRS has partnered with Armageddon Gear to implement the elite “PRS AG CUP Series”.  Throughout the year the PRS AG Cup Series will pit the most elite shooters against each other for cash payouts, rank the best shooters, and then culminate each winter with the AG CUP hosted by Armageddon Gear. This is a truly elite series for those who desire to professionalize the sport, crave cash payouts, increase sponsor exposure like to chase TV time, or simply want to be the best among the best! All happening at the matches we already shoot!  

STRUCTURE

• No change to the PRS PRO Series, Qualifiers, or Finale.
• The two Series are nested to allow all shooters to either participate and/or be co-participants of this aspirational series.
• The PRS will select 8-10 matches that are already designated Pro Series Qualifiers and add PRS AG CUP requirements (cash payout, minor additional scoring).
• PRS AG Cup qualifier match selection will be based on regional locations, match quality/size, and PRS AG Cup standards will be added to the match.
• These matches will count points for the PRO Series & the PRS AG Cup Series for those who choose the appropriate membership.
• Just like other PRS matches, PRS PRO Series/AG Cup Series Qualifiers do not require membership to shoot.
• Like the PRO Series, shooters may shoot in as many AG CUP qualifiers as they like but only the top three scores count toward AG CUP standings. After the qualifiers are complete the top 75 get invited to the AG CUP. Shooters must shoot three AG Cup Qualifiers to be eligible to compete for the AG Cup. 
• The AG CUP will be held at the end of each season.

HOW TO PARTICIPATE

• To be eligible for selection for the AG Cup and AG Cup qualifier pay outs shooters must be a PRS PRO Series member and a PRS AG Cup Series Member. Each participating AG Series shooter will also contribute $750 (non-refundable and non-transferable) to the AG Cup match purse at the time of their AG Series membership purchase. 100% of the purse contributions ($750 x #of participating shooters) will be awarded to the winners of the AG Cup. (minus credit card fees) 
• AG Cup registration fees of $300 will be collected by the MD during the registration of the top 75 invited shooters. 
• PRS AG Cup qualifiers require the MD to collect an additional match fee of $250 (on top of their standard match fee).
• 100% of the additional match fee will be applied to the payout for AG Cup Series members shooting the match. (see payout table for breakdown)
• If an AG Cup Series member chooses not to “buy up” then only PRS PRO series points/placement will be awarded, but no payout or points in the AG series will be awarded.

• Shooters in any PRS division may compete within the AG Cup Series, but their AG Series division points will be calculated as an open score so that they are comparable to all shooters in the AG division.

AG CUP SERIES MATCH PAYOUT TABLES & EXAMPLES

WHAT IS THE PRS RIMFIRE SERIES?

The PRS Rimfire Series is both a regional and club-level series formed by Rimfire MD’s, shooters, and our partners. MD’s and shooters appreciate that nothing that comes close to the PRS national-level organization, leadership, experience, and unrivaled capabilities. Our series score tracking capabilities from the individual club level to the national level are simply unmatched. Our investments in infrastructure have paid extensive dividends, as the PRS Rimfire Series provides local clubs with the uncomplicatedness they desire and all of the capabilities that they cannot find anywhere else. We know that the rimfire community is primarily at your local club level and we have ensured that clubs can provide their shooters with a PRS series that is easy to be a part of and provides loads of PRS benefits.

By incorporating the visions of the PRS shooters, match directors, and sponsors we strive to achieve competitive excellence in the PRS Rimfire Series and cultivate opportunities for shooters at every level. Precision rimfire is an affordable way for people to enjoy competitive shooting. The PRS is committed to its development, potential, and evolution.

In keeping with PRS tradition and the outlaw nature of our sport, each PRS rimfire match will be run differently, focus on different fundamentals, and include a vast number of stressors, no two PRS matches are the same! This provides for regional variances that are unique and very challenging. PRS MD’s will always have the freedom to plan and execute courses of fire they feel best captures the core principles of PRS rimfire competitions. The PRS will not dictate to MD’s how they run their COF’s. The PRS believes that the competitors should make the determination of the quality of a match and should provide appropriate feedback to the MD as well as the PRS when necessary.

STRUCTURE

The PRS Rimfire Series structure is aligned with the PRS Regional Series (Centerfire) and is nested in the PRS style of organization.

HOW TO PARTICIPATE FOR CLUBS (Benefits & Overview)

• NO MANDATED COF: Freedom to plan and execute courses of fire based on the uniqueness of your venue, and what you feel best captures the principles of PRS rimfire competition.  (No restrictions on target sizes & distances.)
• CLUB PAGE: All clubs who host PRS Rimfire Matches will receive a PRS Rimfire Club Profile and individual webpage that we maintain on the PRS website.
• REGIONAL MATCH SCHEDULE: Each Club will submit their matches and registration details which will be advertised on the PRS website by Region, just as it is for the Regional and Pro Series. A “Regional Schedule” allows MD’s to deconflict and grow. Each Match is clickable and editable – see the current regional series on the website.
• RUN REGISTRATION ON PRS WEBSITE: Option to run your registrations through the PRS website. A 7% fee applies to cover credit card processing and administrative costs. Payment for the match is sent to you when registration closes.  Rosters are downloadable by you at any time while you are logged in with your shooter’s names, the fee they paid, emails, divisions, and categories. Exportable CSV file uploads directly into the Practiscore app.
• UPLOAD RESULTS FROM A PRACTISCORE LINK/NO EXCEL: After you host a match you can upload your scores directly from a Practiscore “Combined Scores” link. It is only a few clicks and you are done!  No Excel, Google Sheets, or similar is required.
• CLUB MATCH RESULTS & CLUB INTERNAL STANDINGS: Results will be listed on your club’s page in addition to your club’s internal standings by Division– all of this is done automatically for you. 
• ALL OF YOUR SHOOTER's SCORES WILL COUNT in your club’s standings, no shooters will be left out of your club's scores or standings.
• OPTIONAL SHOOTER PRS RIMFIRE MEMBERSHIP: Shooters who want to compete within the Regional Rimfire Standings and be eligible to attend Regional and National Finales will be required to purchase a $30 PRS Rimfire membership ($20 For Juniors).
• $3 FEE PER SHOOTER’S SCORE UPLOADED.  These fees will be used to offset some of the costs of the administration of PRS-sanctioned Rimfire matches and maintenance of the PRS competitor standings system and website.  This is less than the fee per score upload charged by multiple national organizations that are non-profit. These non-profits also do not have investments in automated systems and require scores to be printed and mailed in. They also require match sanctioning by mail and multiple other inconveniences that the PRS has invested infrastructure in to overcome and make life simpler for MDs so you can focus on your match and not on the rest. We provide more for less money than any other shooting sports organization. You will have to include this fee in your match fees to have sufficient funds to pay tournament expenses, including target costs, awards, etc.

HOW TO PARTICIPATE FOR SHOOTERS (Benefits & Overview)

• Join in the PRS Points Race and shoot your local PRS Rimfire matches!
• All shooter scores will be tracked at the club level, regardless of PRS membership as part of the Club’s benefits.
• PRS points for the PRS Rimfire Regional Season Standings are attained by becoming a Rimfire Series Member and shooting PRS Rimfire Matches.  $30 annually and $20 for Junior Shooters.
• All PRS Rimfire members will receive a Rimfire Shooter Profile where your ranking and scores are tracked, you can upload a photo, list your equipment, tell about yourself, and highlight your achievements each season.
• Rimfire Members have access to many PRS Sponsor Discounts and Special Promotions – you can pay for your membership with one discount.
• Members are eligible to attend Regional and National finals according to rank in the standings.
• Compete in either the Open or Production Division. 
• Plus, Open Division shooters can compete in 4 additional competitor categories: Ladies, Juniors, Seniors, and Mil/Le. (Same basic format as PRS Regional Series)
• Top Shooters in each region standings (there are 6) will be invited to your Regional Finale.
• Top Shooters in the standings after each Region’s Finale will be invited to the annual National PRS Rimfire Championship.

HOW TO QUALIFY FOR A PRS RIMFIRE REGIONAL FINALE

PRS Regional Rimfire Finales will be organized by the region’s MD’s and Regional Director. The top shooters in each region’s end-of-season standings, in all divisions and categories, will receive an invite to the region’s finale. Regional boundaries are displayed on the PRS Rimfire Website. Shooters may complete outside region but their point totals will remain in their home or selected region. 

HOW TO QUALIFY FOR THE PRS NATIONAL RIMFIRE FINALE

The PRS will be responsible for hosting a National Championship Rimfire Match at the end of the season. Invitations will be determined by each Region’s Final Standings after their finale scores have been added to the standings. 

INVITES WILL BE EXTENDED BASED ON PRS REGIONAL RIMFIRE STANDINGS AFTER RIMFIRE REGIONAL FINALES TO:

• The top 30 open division shooters from each PRS Rimfire region.
• The top 3 production shooters from each region.
• The top shooter in each category (lady, senior, junior, mil/le) from each region.
• If a shooter has already been invited, the slot will transfer to the next shooter in the category or division.
• If an invited shooter cannot attend, the invitation will be extended to the next shooter by standings rank order.
• Some region’s invites may go out before regional rimfire finales to allow shooters time to coordinate travel if they are late in the season, but no shooter in the top 30 after a regional rimfire finale will miss out on an invite.
• Finale match trophies will be awarded to the match winners & PRS Rimfire Series trophies and payouts will be awarded to the PRS Rimfire Series winners.

PRS RIMFIRE SERIES PAYOUTS AND TROPHIES AWARDED TO -

• OPEN 1ST 
• OPEN 2ND 
• OPEN 3RD 
• OPEN 4TH 
• OPEN 5TH
• PRODUCTION 1ST
• PRODUCTION 2ND 
• TOP LADY
• TOP SENIOR 
• TOP JUNIOR 
• TOP MIL/LE

PRS CLASSIFICATION SYSTEM

Divisions

The PRS has four Centerfire Divisions (Open, Tactical, Production, and Gas Gun) and two Rimfire Divisions (Open and Production).  All shooters must declare the Division in which they will be competing when they register for a PRS match. Shooters are permitted to shoot in multiple Divisions in the same season.  Therefore your division is not pre-selected on the PRS website and must be uploaded with scores by the MD of the match.  Shooters participating in the AG Cup Series will have their open division scores earned at AG Cup Qualifiers counted toward the AG Cup Series. If an MD makes a mistake and uploads the incorrect division, please contact the MD and request that they correct it.

Categories

In addition to the four divisions, the PRS has five categories: Military/Law Enforcement Category, Ladies Category, the Seniors Category, Junior Category, and the International Competitor Class. To compete in a category you must select it on your PRS profile. 

Classifications

For shooters to be able to compete with their peers, PRS Series competitors are divided into classifications based on their skill level and performance. The reason for the classification system is to have the ability to rank competitors and allow shooters to have true peer-to-peer recognition. This allows for goal setting and realistic achievement of attainable goals within the sport.

The classification system is a yearly performance-based system in which shooters are classed for the current season based on their year-prior season series score (not including their finale score). At the end of each season, shooter classes will be recalculated according to the classification bracket percentages based on their end-of-season pre-finale series score.  The shooter will retain this classification for the entire next season and compete within this classification at the Pro Series Finale (if qualified).

PRS competitors can achieve a classification of either Pro, Semi-Pro, Marksman, or Amateur. Each class consists of a percentage of the total number of affiliated shooters, based on the end-of-season standings not including the finale. Pro shooters, for example, will be classified as the top 20% of competitors according to the standings after the last Pro Series match of the season. Competitors within the top 55 -79.9% of shooters, based on these standings will be classified as Semi-Pro and so on.

PRO Series Classification Bracket Percentages:

• Professional – First 20%
• Semi-Professional – Next 25%
• Marksman – Next 25%
• Amateur – Remaining shooters (approx. 30%)

Percentages are broken down from the total number of shooters, based on yearly standings.  The number of shooters included in each class will be rounded up or down to the nearest whole number. Tied shooters who fall into 2 separate classes based on the percentages will be classed up into the higher class. The “classed up shooters” former positions will remain unfilled in the lower class. Top shooters within each classification will be allowed to attend the PRS Pro Series finale, fostering growth and encouraging participation at all levels. Shooters with no previous year end-of-season series score will be titled “unclassed” (UNC) for the current season. These “unclassed” shooters will receive a classification before the finale based on the current season series scores and may be eligible for entry into the finale. Regional Series implementation will take place when each region hits a 400-500 shooter threshold. Rimfire Series implementation will take place when each region hits a 200-300 shooter threshold. 

PRS CLASSIFICATION FINALE INVITES

Semi-Pro, Marksman, Amateur Classification Shooters: The top 5 shooters in each of these PRS Classifications will also receive an invitation to the Finale. If they have already qualified for the Finale based on any other qualifying system, that slot will transfer to the next shooter in that category.

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PRS Policies

Refund Policy

Refunds on Membership fees will be granted up to 30 days after the registration date only if a PRS Points Race Match has not been shot. Refunds on apparel and other merchandise will be granted up to 30 days from the date of purchase. Items must be unused, unaltered, and their original packaging, and free from damage by the customer.

Shipping Policy

We offer 2-day and standard shipping on in-stock items. You can see estimated arrival dates on each product page and during the checkout process. Certain products may require additional days to process prior to shipping. This will be reflected in the estimated arrival date. Saturday delivery, if available, will be specified on the product page and during the checkout process. Otherwise, shipping methods apply to business days, not weekends or holidays.. Not all items are available for all shipping methods. This will be identified on the product page and during the checkout process.