Long range shooting requires more than just an accurate rifle.... it requires a collection of supporting equipment working together to create a system that allows the shooter to quickly and effectively put rounds on target at distance. I recently shot the Steel City Rifleman's Challenge match in central Alabama which provided me a great opportunity to see how my system working in a practical long range match. This match isn't your typical PRS match.... this match has long stage times and unknown targets which require the shooter to effectively employ their full precision rifle system in order to make hits. I had a blast shooting this match and want to bring you along for a look at how my system performed!
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Setup details:
- Rifle LMT MWS with 20" 6.5cm barrel
- Ballistic engineering Accurized AR match trigger
- Griffin Armament PSR 7 Suppressor
- Leupold Mk5 5-25 scope with tremor 3 reticle
- Badger Ordnance Condition One 35mm scope mount- 1.54" height
- Ammunition- Ally Munitions 140ELDM load
- Scope camera- Triggercam 2.1
- Tripod- Ultradyne carbon fiber with Arca/ Picatinny ball head
- Rear bag- Fulcrum
00:00 Intro
02:24 Gear Review
08:14 100yd performance
12:07 Stage 1
14:20 Stage 2
16:23 Stage 3
20:06 Stage 4
24:04 Stage 5
26:28 Stage 6
29:41 Stage 7
33:45 Stage 8
34:08 How did I finish?
34:40 What worked well?
41:50 Opportunities for improvement
42:39 Closing comments
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