Open Division

Rank	Shooter	Points
1	Jake Vibbert Pacific Northwest	300.000
1	Matthew Brousseau Central	300.000
3	David Preston Northeast	299.412
3	Bradley Allen Southeast	299.412
5	Jon Pynch Pacific Northwest	299.194
6	Austin Orgain Central	298.235
7	Brian Allen Southeast	297.122
8	Shannon Kay Southeast	296.051
9	Brandon Hembree Southeast	292.899
10	Jerry Karloff Plains	292.198

Tactical Division

Rank	Shooter	Points
1	William Pace Southeast	300.000
2	Brandon Zielinski Southeast	298.450
3	Buck Holly Southeast	297.379
4	Charles Roberts Southwest	292.308
5	Bill Nix Southeast	285.586
6	Dominic Plunkett Plains	278.351
7	Cary Baker Pacific Northwest	249.938
8	Brandon Newman Southeast	207.935
9	Michael Jones Southeast	206.018
10	Kenn Burdick Northeast	203.446

Production Division

Rank	Shooter	Points
1	Cody reeves Southwest	265.161
2	Chesnee Holly None	264.327
3	Aaron Dearborn Southeast	200.000
4	Justin Cottingham Southeast	196.789
5	Matt Hammond None	179.245
6	Sid Dunn None	100.000
6	Jacob Schrot Midwest	100.000
6	Erick Royle Northeast	100.000
6	Jaclyn Bryan Midwest	100.000
10	Henry clark Rocky Mountain	79.092

Open Division

Rank	Shooter	Points
1	Tyler Payne Southeast	200.000
2	Marcus Blanchard Rocky Mountain	194.025
3	Greg Hamilton Rocky Mountain	190.378
4	Terry Gower Southeast	154.198
5	Austin Orgain Central	147.195
6	Kevin Suffridge Southeast	120.123
7	Ryan Hey Central	112.726
8	Bo Brock Southeast	109.598
9	Wade Umfress Southeast	99.908
10	Paul Dallin Rocky Mountain	91.153

Heavy Division

Rank	Shooter	Points
1	Spenser Berry Southeast	196.436
2	Jack Leuba Southeast	195.961
3	Jared Chambers Southeast	190.746
4	Jon Gonzales Rocky Mountain	189.890
5	Jose Centeno Southeast	187.974
6	Clark Kennedy None	159.330
7	Jordan Chambers Southeast	156.318
8	Karl Hesser Central	155.737
9	Michael Jones Southeast	138.147
10	Luie Zendejas None	136.370

Light Division

Rank	Shooter	Points
1	Rhett Walters Southeast	196.629
2	Matthew Gervais Northeast	188.743
3	Hunter Sykes None	184.315
4	Tim Milkovich Southwest	182.945
5	Nathan Pirtle Central	182.364
6	Terry Cross Southeast	172.252
7	Tyler Hughes Southwest	163.502
8	Kevin Shepherd Southeast	144.168
9	Jordan Davis None	143.652
10	Ronnie Wright Southeast	114.768

2016 Precision Rifle Series Finale

We would like to thank CORE Shooting Solutions for producing this outstanding video from the the 2016 PRS Finale.

Congratulations to Tyler Payne for winning both the 2016 Precision Rifle Series Finale and the 2016 Precision Rifle Series Open Division. The Finale was held from January 27-29, 2017 at the FTW Ranch in Barksdale, Texas. The match was an incredibly difficult competition, there were 24 stages with targets ranging from 200 to 1,510 yards.

Congratulations to Jerod Joplin for winning the 2016 Precision Rifle Series Tactical Division and Andru Evans for winning the Production Division.

To see the final standings for the year, click here.

The 2016 PRS Finale was presented by Bushnell and sponsored by Swarovski Optik, Hornady, Accuracy International, Gemtech, Leupold, Nightforce, Kahles and Proof Research. Click here for match details.

Outlaw Nature

The outlaw nature of the sport has made this a very unique collection of matches in all of the series. Matches are run very differently, focus on different fundamentals and include a vast number of stressors, no two matches are the same! This provides for regional variances that are unique and very challenging.

Born out of Military, Law Enforcement and Hunting scenarios, the practical application of the precision rifle is the underlying theme for all series. Whether you are looking for a local club to join, wanting to compete with America’s favorite rifle the AR-10/15 or you want to test your self against the best shooters in the nation and the world, the Precision Rifle Series has a spot for you.