Who has the best chance of winning the 2026 IPRF World Championship? I built statistical models, tested them against past results, and used them to predict the top 50 shooters and the favorites in each division. But the highest-ranked shooter has just an 11% chance of posting the highest score. So who else is in the hunt?

Do you need to bed your rifle? 7 of the top 10 PRS shooters bed their rifles, but most pros don’t. The interesting part isn’t just who beds their rifle, it’s why they do it, and it’s probably not what you think. I dug into what the top 200 PRS shooters actually do, and talked to the top gunsmiths. If you’ve ever wondered whether bedding is worth it, or if your setup actually needs it, this article might save you time and second-guessing.

What’s the best rifle scope for PRS competition right now? I asked the top 200-ranked shooters in the country, and the answers reveal some major shifts happening in the precision rifle world. A couple of newer scope designs are rapidly taking over, while others that once ruled the sport are fading fast. This will change how you think about your next scope upgrade.

This is the official announcement of Team USA for the 2026 IPRF World Championship. After 18 months of elite-level competition, the final roster is set. These shooters proved they can perform anywhere, against anyone. A few names may surprise you. I also break down match details and how you can follow the event live. See who made the team.

What rifle stock or chassis do the best long-range shooters actually trust in competition? I surveyed the top 200 Precision Rifle Series shooters to find out. The results reveal one brand pulling far ahead of the field, a long-time favorite faded from the field, and a few newcomers gaining traction fast. The full data breakdown reveals which designs the pros trust, and a few surprises you probably wouldn’t expect.

Morgun King just became the PRS Season Champ, and he shared every detail of the rifle, ammo, and gear that took him there. His balance-point breakdown alone is worth the read, and so is the fact that he won the whole season using factory 6.5 Creedmoor ammo! This one has some eye-opening insights.

The 2025 PRS Season wrapped with unbelievable shooting, and a new Golden Bullet winner. Morgun King, Austin Buschman, and Clay Blackketter traded blows all weekend, but the real story goes far deeper than who won. New divisions, surprise performances, international contenders, and one junior who walked away with a truckload of awards. You have to see how this one unfolded.

Most shooters spend thousands on rifles and optics, but overlook one thing they can’t replace: their hearing. I asked the top 200 PRS pros what ear protection they trust on the line. From $50 budget muffs to $2,000 custom-molded in-ears, some clear favorites stood out. You might rethink what’s in your range bag after this.

Which cartridge are the best PRS shooters quietly betting their seasons on, and why did one hit a record share among pros this year? I polled the top 200 shooters, crunched velocities, SDs, and case capacities, and asked champions to weigh in. One mid-capacity workhorse still rules, yet a 25 caliber nearly ties it at the very top. See how the Dasher, GT, 25x47, and 25 Creed stack up, and why the 6.5 Creedmoor refuses to fade – and 3 top pros explain the tradeoffs. Dive into the numbers!

The 6mm has long been the king of PRS, but is its reign slipping? But my new survey reveals the 25 caliber has surged in popularity, especially among those finishing near the top. Could it be the new favorite of the pros, or just a short-term trend? The data might surprise you.