Competition

The model gave just 7 Mil/LEO shooters more than a 1% chance of winning the IPRF World Championship. At halftime, those exact 7 occupied the top 7 spots. But elsewhere, a shooter predicted 64th in his division is now sitting 10th! See where the predictions held up, where they missed, and who now has the best chance to win.

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?

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.

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.

A clean run under 45 seconds? It’s rare - but not impossible. I analyzed hundreds of shooter times across the newest PRS Skills Stage options to uncover what’s fast, what’s average, and what might win you a $3,600 scope. See how your time stacks up!

Does ultra-consistent ammo really give you an edge in PRS matches? For the first time ever, SD data was captured from every shooter at a major match. The data told a story no one expected! One guy had an SD of 69.8 and still finished 13th. Another had a 3.1 and didn’t crack the top 50. This breakdown of real match data just might flip what you thought you knew about SDs and performance.

The PRS has exploded - from a small grassroots series to over 13,000 active competitors and growing worldwide. But it’s not just bigger - it’s way more competitive! The targets are smaller, the stages are harder, and ties for 1st are becoming common. If you haven’t followed it closely, the numbers will surprise you. One chart in this article says it all ...

The 2024 AG Cup crowned its champion, and Francis Colon walked away with the $20,000 grand prize after an intense 3-day showdown against the best shooters in the world. With a total of $75,000 in cash payouts and the best of the best competing, every shot counted. The path to victory was anything but predictable, with high-stakes drama and shifting winds on Day 3. Who else stood out in this epic competition and took home big checks? Click to find out!

In a PRS Pro Series finale packed with top shooters and tough conditions, Ben Gossett pulled off an impressive comeback to take the championship. Despite facing rain, hail, and powerful winds, he stayed on target. Want to see how he managed this remarkable feat? Dive into the full story!