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How Fast Is Fast? Benchmark Times for the New PRS Skills Stage

Cal May 31, 2025 Reference, Tips & How To's 0

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!

2024 PRS Season Results + New Champ: Ben Gossett!

Cal November 5, 2024 What The Pros Use 5

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!

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