This YouTube video showcases Justin's Seekins 6ARC rifle, detailing his complete setup and gear choices that have led him to consecutive wins in Precision Rifle Series (PRS) matches. The description highlights the rifle's application in competitive shooting and mentions a training opportunity from Precision Rifle Network.
This video appears to be a range test or review of a budget-friendly CVLife Eagle Blaze optic, specifically the 7-35x56 magnification model, at a distance of 100 yards. The description includes hashtags for the brand "CVLife" and "PRS", suggesting a focus on precision shooting or competitive rifle disciplines. The presence of the PRS hashtag might imply the optic is being evaluated for its suitability in Precision Rifle Series-style shooting.
This video features Justin discussing his experience transitioning to a gas-operated rifle for Precision Rifle Series (PRS) competitions. He shares insights gained from this switch, aiming to inform viewers about the practicalities and advantages of using a gas gun in competitive shooting scenarios. The description also promotes PRN online training courses.
This video features a review of the CVLife Eagle Blaze 7-35x56 scope, highlighting its Japanese ED glass. The description mentions PRS (Precision Rifle Series) as a relevant context. The focus is on a budget-friendly optic suitable for long-range shooting applications.
This YouTube video offers a one-year follow-up review of the ED-LHT 3-15x50 scope, assessing its continued value. The description also provides a link to a full video featuring interviews and includes relevant hashtags related to PRS and the shooting lifestyle.
This video explores the concept that your existing rifle, specifically the IWI Zion 15 chambered in .223, can be a capable platform for precision long-range shooting. The presenter argues against the need for expensive specialized rifles, highlighting the benefits and accuracy achievable with a budget-friendly AR-15 platform. The video covers the rifle's specifications, the rationale behind choosing the Zion 15, a comparison to a previous build, and discusses the pros and cons of such a setup, guiding viewers on who should and shouldn't consider this approach.
This video features former Special Forces sniper and Guns & Ammo Rifle and Optics Editor Tom Beckstrand discussing the 25 Creedmoor rifle setup he used for the 2025 Hornady Precision Rifle Challenge. Beckstrand shares insights from his military career and his experience in the Precision Rifle Series. He is joined by Guns & Ammo Field Editor Keith Wood. The video focuses on the rifle's components and its suitability for competitive precision shooting.
This video explores the possibility of showcasing Precision Rifle Series (PRS) and Extreme Long Range (ELR) shooting content. The creators are asking their audience if they are interested in seeing this type of specialized shooting discipline, hinting at potential future videos focusing on these advanced shooting disciplines. The content would likely involve discussions and demonstrations related to long-range accuracy, specialized equipment, and marksmanship techniques required for PRS and ELR.
This video features testing of a March-FX PRS scope at an impressive 1400 yards. The content highlights long-range shooting capabilities and appears to be part of a series or ongoing project, as indicated by the "full video" link. The hashtags suggest a focus on the "pew pew" culture, Precision Rifle Series (PRS) competition, and the "let freedom ring" sentiment.
This episode of the 'Too Much Information' show features professional PRS shooter Brandon Rudge discussing the design of the WBR reticle and his consultation on the March-FX 5-42x56 PRS Edition scope. The video covers the scope's design and Rudge's expertise in Precision Rifle Series competition. It also includes a section on contests and is sponsored by Aura and Venice.ai. Production details and crew information are provided, along with disclaimers about the content's educational and entertainment purpose.
This video appears to be a torture test of a March-FX PRS scope, a high-end optic often used in precision rifle shooting. The title suggests a rigorous evaluation of the scope's durability under demanding conditions, likely involving recoil and environmental factors relevant to long-range shooting disciplines. The mention of PRS points towards competition or tactical long-range shooting applications.
This YouTube video showcases the Monstrum Challenger rifle scope engaging targets at 100 yards. The video highlights the scope's capabilities within the Precision Rifle Series (PRS) context, indicated by the hashtags and title. The description includes a link to a full review of the Monstrum Challenger 5-25x56 FFP model on moondogindustries.com, suggesting an in-depth evaluation. The content is geared towards firearm enthusiasts interested in rifle scopes and competition shooting.
