Silent But Deadly: A PRS-inspired competition using subsonic ammunition
A precision rifle competition with an unusual focus comes from Utah: Silent But Deadly brings together competitors using suppressed centrefire rifles and subsonic ammunition. Next Shot Precision organised the PRS-inspired format at Garth Kilpack Shooting Range in Springville.
A precision rifle competition with an unusual focus comes from Utah: Silent But Deadly brings together competitors using suppressed centrefire rifles and subsonic ammunition. Next Shot Precision organised the PRS-inspired format at Garth Kilpack Shooting Range in Springville.
Target distances mentioned in the report include 68.6 m / 75 yrd and 116.1 m / 127 yrd. The format brings a PRS-style sequence of challenges to comparatively short distances.
According to TFB, the winner used a rifle in 8.6 Blackout. Two of the top five competitors used Ruger American rifles. Interviewee Barrett finished in the top five with a .300 Blackout, while Collin placed mid-field with the same cartridge family. Another match was planned for November.