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I Joined the PRS Podcast: Unpublished Tunnel Tests & What Really Matters

Cal October 16, 2026 Reference 0

Behind the Data Precision Rifle Podcast

I recently sat down with Ken Wheeler on the Precision Rifle Series Podcast, and we covered a lot of ground! We talked about how Precision Rifle Blog got started, what I’ve learned from testing equipment and surveying the top shooters, and a couple of experiments in my underground range that I still haven’t published. The episode was published this week, and they named it “What the Data Says Actually Matters in Precision Rifle Shooting.” If you follow PRB for research, you haven’t seen a few things from this conversation in an article yet. Here are two that might get your ...

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