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Efficient Load Development Process for Precision Field Shooting in 200 shots or less

Posted on by Travis Cohan
2025-Jul-04
18
Aug

Introduction Here is the work-in-progress load development process crafted by Fred and Travis. We designed this process to balance efficiency and statistical significance. As a junior shooter, money is tight, and I’d much rather spend my time and money shooting matches, not paper. This process allows me to find an excellent performance quickly and easily. […]

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Bison Tactical Blog, Competitions, Products

The Best Precision Rifle Chassis- Weight Comparison

Posted on by travis@bisontactical.com
2025-Jul-04
09
Aug

Best Precision Rifle Chassis Most of the modern chassis and stocks around nowadays are capable of performing at a very high level. Whether you get an XLR, MPA, MDT, Foundation, KRG, or Manners; they all have the same basic features. Arca compatibility, adjustable LOP, adjustable cheekpiece, and the ability to tune the weight. Weight has […]

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Bison Tactical Blog, Competitions

Loading for PRS- Efficient but Effective

Posted on by travis@bisontactical.com
2025-Jul-04
24
Jul

Loading for PRS or field style matches is very different from other shooting disciplines. Unlike other shooting disciplines, the size of your group downrange does not matter. The only thing the matters is if the bullet impacts the steel. The round count in a PRS match also tends to be much higher. We will often […]

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Bison Tactical Blog, Products

Sierra 107 SMK vs Berger 105 Hybrid: Do Berger Bullets Have the Best Consistency

Posted on by travis@bisontactical.com
2025-Jul-04
24
Jul

In the shooting community Berger Bullets are often regarded as the most consistent, often over Sierra bullets. Is this really the case? In this post I will compare the Sierra 107 SMK and the Berger 105 Hybrid. Introduction Both Berger Bullets and Sierra Bullets hold many world records, and many have argued about which are […]

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Competitions

2017 High Country Precision’s Mile High Shootout

Posted on by Fred

In the past, I have attended many long range field competitions. I generally like to keep my match books from those competitions, since I write down notes about how to improve next time. Additionally these match books are a great source of example stages for me to practice. It has been a while, but this […]

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