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What the Data Says Actually Matters in Precision Rifle Shooting

Published 1 week, 4 days ago
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In this episode, Cal Zant shares the story behind Precision Rifle Blog and how his search for reliable long-range shooting information grew into one of the sport’s most trusted sources of independent data.

Cal walks through his journey from hunting and early rifle matches to PRS competition, ELR shooting, and conducting detailed field tests on scopes, rangefinding binoculars, muzzle brakes, barrels, ammunition, and reloading components.

The conversation also covers several surprising and previously unpublished tests, including how powder humidity can affect velocity and whether using a rear tripod bag can change group size.

They also discuss what top PRS shooters actually use, why constantly changing equipment may hurt more than it helps, the value of dry-fire practice, common reloading myths, virgin brass, neck tension, load development, and which details truly matter for precision rifle performance.

It’s a data-driven conversation about testing assumptions, separating measurable performance from marketing claims, and helping shooters make better decisions.

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