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Podcast - S1, Ep4: Clay's Cartridge Classic

Podcast - S1, Ep4

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In this episode of the Precision Rifle Series podcast, hosts Ken Wheeler, Clay Blacketter, and Matt Stiner discuss their experiences in match directing and shooting. They delve into the evolution of course design, the importance of fairness in competition, and the challenges faced by shooters. The conversation also touches on the new match format and its impact on competitors, as well as the community aspect of the matches, including the food and camaraderie shared among participants. In this conversation, the speakers discuss the results of a recent shooting match, focusing on key competitors and their performances. They analyze the impact of sequencing on shooters' scores and reflect on the structure and fairness of the match. The discussion includes lessons learned from the event and thoughts on future match formats, emphasizing the importance of balance and fairness in competitive shooting.

Podcast - S1, Ep3: Sportsman's Division

Podcast - S1, Ep3

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Precision Rifle Series Podcast - Hosted by Ken Wheeler, guests Brad Wright (Leupold) and John-Kyle Truitt (Foundation Stocks) come on to discuss the new PRS Sportsman Division. 2.1.5 Sportsman Division2.1.5a Sportsman Division rifles will be limited to 13 pounds, 0 ounces. Weight to include rifle, optic, muzzle device, bipod, empty magazine and all detachable accessories (suppressor, level, dope card, night vision rail, diving board, etc). Mustweigh in using the magazine that will be used for competition, if desired to use a 12 round magazine it must be used for weigh-in. Any extra magazines to be equal orlighter weight may be kept on the shooter. Must use the rifle in as weighed in configuration or less. Cannot attach a front plate / plate bag. Removal of bipod or other attached accessories is acceptable. Sling or other mountable device used for transportation may be removed for weigh in. Tripods for use as support are not considered in the weight of the rifle, may only be used where allowed by the MD andfollow MD tripod deployment procedure.2.1.5b Sportsman Division rifles can be custom, factory or factory modified rifles. Modifications for accuracy or weight are acceptable.2.1.5c Sportsman Division rifles will be limited to 6.5 Creedmoor caliber only. Ammunition will not be controlled, factory or hand-loaded ammunition is acceptable butcannot exceed a muzzle velocity of 3,200 fps.2.1.5d Match Officials may request at any point during a match that a competitor fire their rifle through a chronograph. If the bullet exceeds the 3,200 fps speed limit, the shooter will receive an automatic match DQ.

Podcast - S1, Ep2: IPRF World Champion - Austin Buschman

Podcast - S1, Ep2

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Precision Rifle Series Podcast - Hosted by Ken Wheeler, guest and Match Director Michael Beemer and World Champion Austin Buschman come on to discuss the 2024 IPRF World Championship. We discuss Austin's recent achievements, including winning two world championships, and delve into the challenges faced during matches, such as time management and preparation techniques. The conversation also covers Austin's transition to working with custom rifle barrels, the impact of left-handed shooters in PRS, and the importance of vision correction for optimal performance. As they reflect on past matches and look ahead to future goals, the trio emphasizes the significance of practice and strategy in achieving success in precision shooting.

2025 MPA Spring Shootout Match Photos

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2025 Cashout Chaos Match Photos

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