Tag Archives: Underground Range

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 ...

A ton of people have asked me for an update on my 100-yard underground range that I recently built. I published an article a couple of years ago that shared my plans and what I’d done so far, and I asked my readers for input on how to finish it out. I changed quite a bit based on those comments. This article will give you a complete walk-through of what it’s like today. Now that it’s up and running, I’d love to hear your suggestions for experiments I should run! Please leave your ideas in the comments!

I need your help! I’m excited to share the details of a 100-yard underground range I’ve been building where I’ll be able to experiment in a fully controlled environment. I’ve already completed the structural construction, and I’d love some advice on how to finish it out (i.e., electronics, bullet traps, ventilation, etc.). I know I have readers with expertise in many different fields, so I’ll share what I’ve done so far and what I have planned, and you guys can help me improve it!