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In The Precision Rifle Handbook, Marine Scout Sniper instructor Frank Galli, alongside precision expert Chris Way, lays out a structured system designed to help shooters perform with consistency and confidence.

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Through classroom and live fire instruction we correct deficiencies, instill confidence, and make the student proficient with the rifle out to 1,000 yards.






















Does anybody have any secrets on getting into ImpactScoring.net? I’m in on the app but the website just asks for an email address to email a link to login. When you click the emailed link it shows expired. I can’t just simply input my password.
I am wanting to see if I can change my email address online. It’s the only field grayed out on the app.
I’ve tried to contact someone at impact twice over the last 30 days and no one will get back with me. I am losing my email address so I need to change it before totally locked out. I’ll be total locked out of impact if they can’t help me. I registered for a new account but all my match data is lost. I wish they would support the end users.
Starting to get into longer range shooting, and looking for a public or private club in central TX area. Most of the places I have found are 3-6 hours away. There must be something closer in hill country/Austin/San Antonio area, but maybe I’m missing it. There are a few locally that go out 100, but it’s all paper. One steel i have found is only open on Sat., and usually pretty busy. I work reg 8-5pm hrs, so weekends are my only opportunity to get out for this. With longer summer light, I could prob sneak out after work during week, but can’t go too far then. Any local clubs or shooters in this area that might know. Thoughts ?
I just completed my first NRL Hunter Skills Division match in Belt, Montana. I chose not to buy a dedicated competition rifle beforehand, so I ran the match with my 9 lb 7 PRC hunting rifle. I performed terribly, but honestly that was secondary to the experience and what I learned from it. The match exposed a lot of weaknesses in my positional shooting, stage management, and recoil control, but it also made me realize this may become another serious retirement hobby for me.
I live in Tucson, Arizona. There aren’t many NRL Hunter opportunities close to home, but there are PRS matches in the Phoenix area within a reasonable drive. I’d like to continue improving, build skills, and start getting more reps in competition shooting.
At this point, I think I need a rifle that is much better suited for PRS and NRL Hunter than my lightweight 7 PRC hunting setup. I keep hearing good things about the Seekins Havak HIT Pro M3 in 6.5 Creedmoor and would appreciate input from the community.
For someone entering the sport, what would you recommend as a strong first PRS rifle that could also cross over reasonably well into occasional NRL Hunter matches? I’m trying to avoid buying the wrong rifle for my actual use case and would value advice from shooters who’ve been down this road already.