Anthony talks Mark and Graeme through the King of the Range 2km ELR Match and his reloading methods for hunting, PRS and ELR.

Graeme is joined by Anthony Collie to talk about the Gravestone Cowtown Classic PRS Pro Series match in Texas plus Shot Show 2026z

Graeme is Joined by Stuart and Matt from Australia for a very informal chat about the 2025 SPARC Season Final.

Mark and Graeme talk over the recent King of One Mile NZ match.

Mark, Graham and guest Anthony Colley recap their 2024 shooting seasons — highlights, close calls and surprising results — and tell the story of their trip to the US Precision Rifle Series finale in Pennsylvania. They discuss gear failures (scopes, triggers, barrels), borrowed guns, tricky wind conditions, squad dynamics, and the new NZ PRS-22 rimfire series for next year.

Expect candid race-day tales, lineup gossip, and plans for upcoming podcasts and competitions.

Mark and Graeme welcome Australian shooter Dave Foster to talk PRS Rimfire growth in Australia, NRL22 vs PRS differences, and Dave’s journey from a Savage Mark II to his current Bugara B14R and MDT ACC setup. They discuss international events, practice challenges in Sydney, Apex optics, and plans for 2026 including possible World Championship centerfire ambitions.

Episodes touches on match styles, gear choices, travel stories, and the community’s prop-building antics — including a retired helicopter and farmyard projects — all delivered with the pod’s casual banter.

Sam joins the podcast to walk through his experience at the IPRF Rimfire World Championships: choosing a factory‑legal rifle (the Tika Ace), adding weight and a suppressor, navigating changing rules, and sourcing gear in the UK.

The episode covers match highlights — tricky wind, stage anecdotes (roofs, tripods and diggers), magazine and timing challenges, and Sam’s final 14th place — plus team camaraderie and off‑range tales like British shops and the Colin the Caterpillar cake.

Three mates recount their journey to the Precision Rifle World Championships in the UK, sharing travel hassles, customs adventures, and the on‑range drama of factory and open class rimfire matches.

They discuss gear choices, magazine and suppressor stories, quirky range props, team life, and the highs and lows of competing under variable winds and live scoring.