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19-01-2017, 09:55 #1
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Precision Rifle Series Forum
We've launched a new 'Precision Rifle Series' forum
http://www.gunsite.co.za/forums/foru...n-Rifle-Series
PRS is starting to get a foothold in SA, after Tac Driver kicked it off in Cape Town in 2016.
2017 has hit the ground running with five 1 day Club Series matches in Cape Town and Two National full PRS events in Touws Rivier, with 1 day and National competitions soon to follow in JHB and hopefully KZN in the near future.
PRS is a bit like adding Tabasco to a mix of F-Class, Veldskiet and gong skiet competitions... with a side order of insanity.
It's finally a sport for long range shooters that want a bit LOT more excitement and challenges in their shooting.
If you're interested and want more info in getting your club up and running, then GET IN TOUCH... and we'll help you out as much as we can.
Hope to see you at a PRS competition in the near future.
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19-01-2017, 10:02 #2
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Re: Precision Rifle Series Forum
Thanks dAyLiTe, pop some pictures on here to give an idea of what it is all about....
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24-01-2017, 14:38 #3
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Re: Precision Rifle Series Forum
looks interesting. Would there be enough participants?
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24-01-2017, 14:51 #4
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24-01-2017, 15:00 #5
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Re: Precision Rifle Series Forum
We had 13 competitors in the first 1 day a couple of weeks ago in Cape Town, and there seems to be a growing interest.
I can only think that there will be much more interest in Joburg and KZN, just given the number of shooters.
I also think what a lot of guys don't understand, and therefore are hesitant to get involved, is that the targets are really BIG compared to shooting tiny groups at distance.
We work with targets between 1.5 and 3 MOA in size at any range. So if you were shooting at 100m, the targets would be between 4.5cm and 9cm in size... which ANYONE can hit with any half decent centerfire rifle. So it's more about getting into a stable shooting position quickly, and then being able to quickly transition to the next target ASAP.
It's a really exciting competition format that gets the blood pumping... with a long range rifle.
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24-01-2017, 18:47 #6
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Re: Precision Rifle Series Forum
I posted this thread almost two years ago, http://www.gunsite.co.za/forums/show...Rifle-Shooting
Very happy that something like this has came to fruition.
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19-01-2017, 10:09 #7
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Re: Precision Rifle Series Forum
Looking forward to developments!
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19-01-2017, 12:52 #8
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Re: Precision Rifle Series Forum
Following with interest!
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19-01-2017, 13:24 #9
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Re: Precision Rifle Series Forum
Me too! following with interest!
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20-01-2017, 08:03 #10
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Re: Precision Rifle Series Forum
Well done.....
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