I’m currently using the annealeez gen 3 and I’m curious if the amp is really worth the upgrade honestly,

Another great video. Informative and to the point. I see you mention Leofoto. I’m in the market and would love to see a review on that or whatever else you’re using? Not a lot of good reviews out there for those tripods.

Loaner rifles? Wow - just starting to learn about PRS. Had no idea that I could shoot a match as a beginner with a loaner. Thanks for sharing this info.

Great presentation overview for PRS. They should hire you for promoting this sport and their organization!

We need that chassis review!

Wow, I’ll take advantage of this!

headspace is too tight for the ammunition you were using

The money I’ve saved using PRS discounts will pay for my membership long into the future.

Great info! Fortunately, I was fairly frugal buying things on sale but wish I knew this info before, thanks for sharing!

Thanks for explaining that you have to run the bolt to avoid ejection issues. I am new to the Bolts and that would drive me crazy trying to figure out the problem.

That’s great discounts for $50 a year

Technically the AG Plus One Plus One Schmedium from JC Steel Targets is excluded from discounts, but it's still worth it at retail price in my opinion. I've definitely taken advantage of the discounts for AccuTac bipods and Warne rings/mounts. I think another important note is that a lot of these companies are the ones that donate a lot of gear or certificates to the prize tables at bigger matches and they deserve our support!

Great work. Single kernals all day! My loads low single digits on beam scale, it’s torture…🤣 any insight on the 120i vs sartorius?

You are not gaining much or losing much by purchasing something like an Arkan or Discovery. For the money they are good. I feel the reason you pay more for Brands like Leupold and Burris is because of the name. The advantages from purchasing from an established brand is aftermarket and customer service along with a better warranty. But features wise Arkan and Discovery are identical to Leupold mk4 hd and Burris XTR pro. In my opinion you really don't start to notice a difference until you get into Night Force ATACR, entry level Steiner T6XI, Zeiss LRP 3, and Leupold mk5hd. It's when you get into said tier is when you start to notice significant differences and improvements. In my opinion the Burris XTR pro should be at a lower price point similar to a Leupold mk4hd. Perhaps less. I think the Leupold mk4hd is a better purchase.

What are your thoughts about people going to risers. Check out Riflekraft

Happy New Year! Good video and good suggestions on how to "stage" your trigger finger outside the trigger guard as a means to dump that adrenaline energy in your finger and methodically position it to the trigger.

"Infantry slaps the trigger."

top notch advice as always for the new shooters.

What kind of screws are needed for the ARCA rail on the SP10? Do you know where I can get these?

Thanks for doing this man. I’m going g to make a run at it and look forward to meeting you. I live out in the hill country but the Anderson match is one I’m going to hit. Gonna hit Uvalde next month too.

Made a great difference in making my group size shrink

I clicked the video thinking you were mixing Varget with reloader 26 lol… you know, just to stretch the mileage on that 26!

Hey 4GunGuy! First off just wanted to say I love your reviews! I know this is an older video but I am trying to decide right now between this 4.5-30 toric and the newer 4-25 toric. Curious if you have any experience with the 4-25? I know it has a lot more elevation adjustment (47mils I believe) but trying to figure out it one has advantages over the other. The scope will be used between my rimfire and centerfire PRS rifles. On a side note I have read all the comments on the Gen 3 here and I did consider buying one but I can buy a Tractor for half the money of the Gen 3 here in Canada, so I’m not sure I would be gaining that much more for twice the money. Thanks in advance for any insight!

Dear 4GunGuy, I’ve been enjoying your videos so much, and I really appreciate all the content you’ve shared. I have a few questions I’d like to ask you: I’m currently using Alpha brass and have shot 3-4 times with it in matches and practice sessions, and I’m seeing great muzzle velocity. However, my question is: how often should I clean the brass? In the past, when I used Hornady brass, I never cleaned it, even after 6-7 uses, and I didn’t notice much change in muzzle velocity. (To be honest, I wasn’t knowledgeable about reloading back then, so I didn’t use an expander mandrel, and my ES was over 40.) Now, since I’m reloading in a very tight space, it’s hard for me to use dry media or wet cleaning equipment. I’ve seen other videos (not necessarily from precision shooters, but from handgun reloaders) suggesting the use of Lemi Shine and water for cleaning. This is something I could manage in my current space. Do you think this method would yield better results? I also have 500 Peterson brass cases that I purchased. The reason I bought them is because I’m planning to attend a 5-day precision shooting training at Rifles Only in April, and I’d like to bring my handloaded ammo instead of factory ammo for better performance. My question is: if I were to prepare all 500 rounds, you recommend chamfering, deburring, and using an expander mandrel-but do I also need to do full-length sizing? I’m planning to compare the results between once-fired brass and brand-new brass that has gone through the chamfer, deburr, and expand mandrel processes before preparing all 500 rounds. However, I feel like full-length sizing might still be necessary. What’s your opinion on this?

Enjoy your suppressor dang it. My barrel does not like my Omega 300 on my 6GT. I've tried everything to get it to work and she just does not like it on there. Because I shoot suppressed on every other gun that I own and tightens up my groups. My quarter minute gun becomes a Sears and Roebucks gun with my suppressor on it.

I subscribe to you last year and I finally found you again. Very informative videos which is much appreciated. I see you have your trigger cam back on your rifle. I just watched the video that you made 5 months ago about the scope mate. So I have to ask you which one do you like better now?

For my 1000yd benchrest match rifles I have single stage super tuned jewell triggers in them though not made anymore. So I would buy bix'n for them now as I build them. In my PRS bix'n 2 stage. I like 2 stage from since i was a kid shooting an anshutz in 28' indoor off hand rimfire.

I've installed a couple of similar boxes on my trucks, and have a question. Around the 4:30 mark, you mention having to take the tail light off. Looking at the post-installation view around 5:40, I can't see why it was necessary to remove the tail light. Please elaborate.

Itreat all my Taurus pistols the same as my g43x, shield hellcat ect. My GX4XL is built better than my G43X. GX4XL Has a full rail slide and a way better trigger than my higher priced guns. Great video!

Great video

Sorry…..I have to be “that guy”, BUT……..Getting rid of the ZCO is like saying “I’m getting rid of my Lambo because I like to keep all my cars Honda”

where did you get that arca rail adapter. this is a great idea.. thanks

Dear 4gunguy, Hello, I live in Houston and discovered your KZbin channel a few months ago. I’ve been applying your tips to my hobby, precision shooting. For example, you recommended using an expander mandrel, so I got one, and it significantly improved my muzzle velocity. I’m really thankful for that advice. After watching your videos a few times, it seems like you participate in TX Precision Matches. I’m preparing to join the Centerfire Open PRS on March 8th next year. I’ve only participated in F-Class type matches (even though my rifle and gear are all for PRS) and benchrest shooting. I’ve been practicing standing, kneeling, and sitting positions at the 500-600 yard range at the American Shooting Center, where they have wooden supports. Do I need a tripod for the match? My rifle is an Aero Solus 6.5CM, but I swapped the barrel for a 26-inch Proof Research barrel. I’m using a Vortex Razor Gen III in MOA, an Area 419 Hellfire Match muzzle brake, Accu-Tac WB-5 and an Armageddon Gear Shmedium bag. Do you think I need any additional equipment? For now, I’m planning to stick with this setup for the match, but as this will be my first competition, I’m wondering if there’s anything else I should prepare.

Thanks for the review, I was considering much more expensive spotters but I don't think the Ares will hold me back. I found the 80mm angled on Amazon for 699. I'm going to take it out to a mile this week, I'll let you know how it goes.

Awesome, this guy is the real deal. Very helpful!

Just picked up the Accu-Tac due to this review. Found a decent deal and I'm excited to throw it on the AR

Excellent analysis! Thank you, Sir, this is very helpful! Subscribed.

Great video brother. Thank you.

I’m looking for a nice range bag for 22NRL and PRS matches do you have any recommendations? I know this might be a dumb question but I currently using a rifle case with pockets and I want to go to a proprietary bag for my gear and separate bag for my rifle so I can leave my rifle bag I In the car and lug around a smaller pack with my ammo, mags, range finder, etc…

Great shooting tip as always. My only concern is that gripping the vertical prop section will cause the new shooter to "pull" the rifle towards the vertical support and cant the rifle. I know this will have minimal shift at 50yds and maybe not as much at 100yds, but past 100yds, depending on the amount of cant, may make a difference. You can mitigate this with a wide bottom foreend (such as MDT Baker Wings, MPA Side Rails or even Gray Ops Mini Plate Pro for examples from your previous videos!) to increase flat contact surface area from rifle to support bag so your rifle resists "tipping over" when holding/stabilizing against a vertical support structure. I always take 2 deep breaths and let out while moving into position prior to stabilization settling to calm myself. It helps. Then my knees start to shoot stabbing pain to remind me that I am old (LOL)! It goes, with saying, always check your bubble or electronic level as part of any stabilization process. Merry Christmas Tony, and Happy New Year! - Steven

Great advice.

Even on a metal barricade?

Any scopes preferably 56mm that you recommend under $1000?

This video sold me on this scope.

Great stuff. Thanks for taking the time to upload this.

A food dehydrator works amazingly for drying brass and other small parts. You can often pick one up for next to nothing at Goodwill or a garage sale.

I've got them; they make a great product. However, I've strayed from them to some degree since I started using turret tape.

Be completely honest with me. I’m broke and can’t afford to mess this up. Do you really reccomend the discovery opt rings?

How do you clean your triggers?

This video was an eyeopener, thank you for your honesty. Showing the ammo cost and then calculating in drive time, match fees, rifle purchase, miscellaneous equipment requirements has made me realize I need a sugar daddy or win a lotto. Lol. Research is king and I can see how so many new PRS shooters would dive in by impulse only to realize they cant afford it. Its no wonder why I see so many used guns for sale with limited rounds through their rifles. This includes hunting rifles as well. Everyone wants to be a cool sniper. Best piece of advice was right at the end of the video. Buy a decent 22LR rifle and determine if this sport is right for you. Ammo and rifle are at a reasonable cost and your enjoyment level will meet your expectations.