hunter0925
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Barrels 2020
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Creedmoor shooter
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I think people don't quite get with prs that the difference between winning and losing could be one or 2 impacts. If your load and rifle are at the top of their game that limits those variables and it boils down to how well the shooter can build his position. A shooter that knows how to build his position can get pretty darn stable even on the weirdest of barricades
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Didn't mean to offend, I don't think anyone is arguing that a more accurate rifle wouldn't be an advantage in any shooting sport. If you think prs competitors tune to the level that competitive br shooters do then so be it. I think most people would feel a lot better showing up to a tactical match with a 1/4-1/2 moa gun than showing up at a short range or long range br match with one. This isn't the place to argue this so I'm not going to anymore. Merry Christmas all
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Creedmoor shooter
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I dont think anyone is offended. Just different opinions whether they be right or wrong. I didn't mean to make it sound that prs shooters tune their rifles to BR levels. I was just simply trying to say these guys still build very high quality rifles capable of serious precision even if the actual sport itself isn't. Merry Christmas brother
I expect there is a barrel quality "ceiling" that all the top manufacturers can reach. The real question is, which of those top manufacturers produce fewer duds as a percentage, and thus reduce the likelihood that you (probably me- I think Murphy was my real father) will get one. The answer is both unknown and unknowable because some customers may not know they have a bad barrel (depending on their skill level) so the makers will not know all the duds they produce, and they will not tell you that x% of their barrels are duds. OP, just choose any of the 5 most frequently mentioned in this forum and you will be happy.
Alex Wheeler
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Benchrest is the only sport measuring groups so naturally its a good place to look.
2020 1000 yard nationals, equipment list at the bottom
2020 600 yard nationals, equipment list at the bottom.
2020 1000 yard nationals, equipment list at the bottom
2020 600 yard nationals, equipment list at the bottom.
Longrangers
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Don't go exactly by the equipment list. I know some and the equipment is was not posted honestly.
Alex Wheeler
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Well, I know a lot of them and what they have posted is true. No one likes a liar. But in some cases the list is filled out ahead of time and they end up shooting a different rifle because it was shooting better at that time. If they do really well many times they will try to get the list updated.
Longrangers
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Alex Wheeler
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True, you do not have to fill out a list if you dont want too. Some leave it blank. But I have never seen a rifle I am familiar with listed wrong. The equipment lists are a very good source of info even if theres potential a couple guys are lying.
The other nice thing with the BR equipment lists is theres no sponsors involved. In other shooting sports especially PRS the sponsor money is huge and the lists are almost paid advertising. I have always said there should be an asterisk next to the name of sponsored shooters on equipment lists. Not only are some getting free gear, they also get paid travel expenses, and even salaries. Many top PRS shooters switch from one brand to another for the $$$, thats a FACT.
The other nice thing with the BR equipment lists is theres no sponsors involved. In other shooting sports especially PRS the sponsor money is huge and the lists are almost paid advertising. I have always said there should be an asterisk next to the name of sponsored shooters on equipment lists. Not only are some getting free gear, they also get paid travel expenses, and even salaries. Many top PRS shooters switch from one brand to another for the $$$, thats a FACT.
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Buster Hemlock
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I agree with @Alex Wheeler . Some guys will always shoot the best no matter what but PRS has become big money and it costs big money to compete so guys will move towards the sponsors that will pay them. BR guys will shoot whatever gives them an edge period, go to an egg shoot and see what guys are shooting when all that's on the line is bragging rights and you will see what works. Both these latter places will probably afford you a wealth of knowledge if your just willing to ask. Haven't met a guy yet at an egg shoot or a BR match that wouldn't help out or talk to me, PRS well....... I'll leave it at that.
Creedmoor shooter
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I havent been to a prs match yet that the people shooting it weren't helpful. Most any guy there will talk to you or lend you bags or what not if you need. One guy lent me his pump pillow for a whole match because I didn't have one. Id say this is probably true for most shooting sports.
Buster Hemlock
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I should have been more clear. I have ran into some helpful folks at PRS comps but also some guys that were..... you fill in the rest. Haven't had anyone acting like they were holy than thou at the other places I said. Their are definitely quality guys in PRS but a few that have bought into the money and don't want to help further the sport or help out others. Not trying to start a fight just stating facts, maybe they saw me as competition that could be encroaching on their lively hood.
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If any guy is shooting PRS thinking he's gonna make money in the sport he's sorely mistaken!
Just another mouse trap to suck the money out your wallet
Just another mouse trap to suck the money out your wallet
