In part 6 of our series, we dive into factory or custom rifle. Please note we said "or" and for good reason. You can always argue the points of how a custom rifle is better or why you should go custom. But for us, or for us talking with new shooters, it's not a versus argument but an "or" decision on which would be a better fit for you starting out. One could always argue a Tesla is a better car, but for who. For someone new to driving, someone on a budjet or a college kid delivering pizza? Having the best is not always the right choice and certainly not an argument to be had with new shooters or those wanting to give it a try. The cost of getting into long range shooting itself is enough of a deterent when it coomes to the equipment needed besides the rifle. Then, factor in someone demanding it can only be done with the best and we will lose most new shooters. We want the conversation to be factory or custom. We want to talk a little on how we would approach the decision and what questions to ask yourself. We want you to get started in the best way possible for you. Here are some things we took into consideration and what we have learned as we grew in our passion for the art of long range or precision shooting. Online Long Range Shooting School. https://www.wolfprecision.net/online-long-range-shooting-school.html Patron Support. https://www.patreon.com/user?u=29426128&fan_landing=true&view_as=public We would also like to thank our sponsors of the show. TriggerTech, Krieger Barrels and MDT Chassis.

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