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Candice Horner was one of many competitors that made the trek to CORE Shooting Solutions in Baker, FL, for the 2016 Accuracy International Long-Range Classic.

In the Precision Rifle Series (PRS), match directors have sole discretion over their match.

Some of the stages forced shooters to utilize various shooting positions.

A drone flying overhead at CORE Shooting Solutions in Baker, FL provided excellent aerial footage that showcases the compactness of the range.

CORE Shooting Solutions was built from the ground up specifically for PRS and long-range use.

In PRS, competitors fire at targets that can be up to 1000 yards away. The green arrow in the photo shows the location of target M2.

Shannon Kay was the match winner, competing in open class and finishing the match with a score of 143.

SGT Tyler Payne of the AMU came in second place in open class, with a score of 142.

Melissa Gilliand of G.A. Precision won High Woman at the AI Long-Range Classic.

Daniel Horner shooting the Car Assault Stage engaging targets out to 354 yards from around and atop this old vehicle.

Nightforce optics were a common sight on the competitors’ rifles.

PRS shooters create data cards they wear on their wrist or forearm for quick reference.

This tricked out Desert Tech SRS bolt action rifle included a custom paint job. No disintegrations!

Innovative stage design is a hallmark of the Precision Rifle Series, and the AI Long-Range Classic at CORE is no different. Here the competitor is in motion prior to target engagement.

There were short safety briefings before each stage at the match.

PRS Skills Stage 2 had competitors shooting from multiple positions behind this barricade.

The LMTV Stage had competitors move across the bed of the LMTV and engage targets from 400–800 yards.

Armageddon Gear and their famous “meat wagon” were on hand at the match. Notice the drone in the foreground coming in for a landing.

There was no shortage of customized bolt action rifles at the AI Long-Range Classic.


There are plenty of things to see and do at CORE Shooting Solutions. Even kids not yet old enough to compete can have a fun time at this range.

A beautifully decorated Yeti cooler I spotted in the parking lot.