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Top Rifle Gunsmiths: What the Pros Use

Cal May 4, 2024 Gunsmiths, What The Pros Use 10

Best Rifle Gunsmiths

In the high-stakes world of precision rifle competitions, choosing the right gunsmith can make a huge difference. Our newest article showcases the top picks among pro shooters, featuring insights into the craftsmanship of industry leaders. Which gunsmiths are most popular among the top 200 PRS shooters? Did yours make the cut? Which of those gunsmiths are chambering pre-fits vs custom-chambering them for a specific action? Don’t miss out—read about the legends and up-and-comers shaping the industry!

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What The Pros Use: Best Rifle Chassis & Stocks

Cal March 15, 2024 Stocks & Chassis, What The Pros Use 14

Best Rifle Chassis and Stock - What The Pros Use

Discover the latest trends in precision rifle chassis and stocks that the top 200 shooters in the PRS believe help them get more hits on target. This exclusive data reveals massive shifts in the market, including some of the leading brands and industry disruptors like Masterpiece Arms, Foundation Stocks, and MDT. I also share surprising insight on rifle bedding among these pro shooters. This analysis is your insider’s guide into the cutting-edge in competitive, long-range shooting.

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Andy Slade Wins $30,000 at 2023 AG Cup!

Cal December 3, 2023 Reference 7

Andy Slade Wins 2023 AG Cup

Just a few hours ago, Andy Slade took 1st place at the 2023 Armageddon Gear Cup, winning the $30,000 prize! Clay Blackketter won $5,000 for winning Day 1 & 2 of the competition, plus another $7,000 for coming in 2nd place on the final day of shooting. Keith Baker finished in 3rd. Congrats to those guys and the rest of the competitors! The AG Cup is a unique, 3-day precision rifle match featuring the biggest cash payouts of the year. Tom Fuller, owner of Armageddon Gear, has designed the AG Cup to run very different than other Precision Rifle Series ...

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