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By Les Voth - Bix'n Andy USA In the beginning of my PRS shooting adventure there was not much standardization for stage times. One match was 90 seconds per stage. One was 105. Another stretched into a more comfortable 120 seconds. Then, a match director with a serious sense of humor, had a 60 second per stage match - for the entire match. And, yes, it was the same ten shots per stage, dialing for distance, and “all gear in hand” behind the line to start at the ubiquitous “BEEP& …

TRAINING & PERFORMANCE Ask a top PRS shooter how many rounds they keep loaded at any given time, and the answers might surprise you. Not because the numbers are extreme — though some are — but because of what those numbers reveal about how the best competitors in the country actually train. I recently put that question to a group of PRS match winners and world-event competitors across the United States. The survey was simple: How many rounds do you typically keep loaded? How does …

An honest look at what it takes to understand a NEW trigger — and how first impressions get it wrong. Somebody hands somebody else their rifle. The guy gets behind it, takes a breath, pulls the trigger and hands it back. “Feels a little spongy.” “Yeah, not sure about the overtravel.” The conversation moves on and the opportunity to change heart and minds is gone. The rifle that just got handed back? It had a Bix’n Andy TacSport Pro-X in it - set up for the own …

Because the Micron Precision dies manufactured by Bullet Central are “Full Length Bushing Dies” they may have more than one use. As long as you stay in the same cartridge family, and start with the largest bullet/neck size, ie: 6.5 Creedmoor, you may be able to use the same resizing die for smaller neck sized cartridges in the same cartridge family, by simply changing the neck bushing in the die. An example of this can be if you already own a Micron Precision 6.5 Creedmoor resizing d …

By Les Voth - Bix'n Andy USA I recently had the privilege of riding a golf cart at the 2026 B&T Ind. LLC Box Canyon Showdown . . . Suppressors Only! PRS match. Finishing a solid, well deserved 108th, I was very happy to not end up in last place. Vision was a thing I was trying to get ahead of this year. One of the steps taken to get ahead of the vision thing was aquiring a Vortex Gen 3 Razor. Three days before showing up in Kansas that scope was installed.  Since my long range shoo …