Just FYI guys "PRS" or Precision Rifle Series is a sport:
Link:
https://www.precisionrifleseries.com/Quite popular here in my area, but I've never shot in an actual PRS match. I was involved in a number of "tactical" type matches before the advent of PRS though.
I don't know anyone in the PRS sport shooting a magnum cartridge. It's simply not necessary, and would be a detriment.
Matches include some fairly rapid fire, shooting from challenging positions. They're timed, and there is a
minimum round count of 120 rounds. That's going to turn off a lot of folks who might want to shoot a 7mm mag, .30 cal mag or .338 magnum...
Most of the competitors I know are using a 6mm or 6.5mm of some sort. There are also "tactical" classes which must choose either the .308 Win or the .223 Rem/5.56mm.
So - just thought I'd add all that since this post about Long Range Rifle Cartridges was placed in the "Precision Rifle Series" spot on the forum. I get the impression that most folks here don't know what that is.
It's a formal competition, as is NRA or CMP match shooting, Bullseye pistol shooting, etc... Just a different discipline. I've thought strongly about getting the ol' Green Machine brought up to "modern" PRS standards and giving it a go.
Regards, Guy