2020 Precision Rifle Expo

[CaptNemo]

I was waiting to see what the end of the quarantine was going to look like as far as PRE for 2020, so I bought tickets today for Catie Anne and I.

Anyone else making plans for Georgia in September ? - the 26th and 27th to be precise.

 

[Terry Cross]

KMW will be there as a vendor/exhibitor.
Stop by and say Hi.

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[J-Ham]

I'm in... Not in the capacity that Mr Cross is though, just your average dickhead here.

 

[bgavin]

Plan on it again this year.

 

[Gunfighter716]

I wasn't able to make it last year, but will be making the short trip over this year assuming it is still a go.

 

[PBWalsh]

Registered. Pretty excited, I’ve wanted to look over a Sentinel stock again for a while. Looking forward to coming by the booth @Terry Cross.

 

[Northfl]

Am seriously thinking about going. Would be cool for a group get together while there.

 

[CaptNemo]

I'm in... Not in the capacity that Mr Cross is though, just your average dickhead here.

Oh, no. You're definitely "Above Average"

Sorry, that door was left wide open...

 

[PBWalsh]

I assume we can carry at the venue? I should be covered by LEOSA for CCW permitting.

 

[300Norma1959]

Not sure that I want to go to any gathering even in September

 

[Greensnake]

Yep. Going again

 

[300Norma1959]

I assume we can carry at the venue? I should be covered by LEOSA for CCW permitting.

From their website: At the Precision Rifle Expo, there will not be personal firearms allowed on the ranges.

 

[PBWalsh]

I might need to call. Surely you can CC a pistol. I figured the range statement meant long guns.

 

[Northfl]

Kind of the way i was taking it as well. I will be over there in a couple of weeks. Will try to remember to ask and reply back

 

[RS14]

From their website: At the Precision Rifle Expo, there will not be personal firearms allowed on the ranges.

I might need to call. Surely you can CC a pistol. I figured the range statement meant long guns.

You should be good to CCW. Many people did last year. Also if AB is gonna be there. You might wanna bring your rifle and your ammo. They were doing custom drag curves for people. You just don't walk around carrying the rifle. You will pretalk to the AB people and pull up to their setup with your vehicle and rifle and bring it out. Or at least that's what I saw last year.

 

[PBWalsh]

Yeah... don’t actually have a PR right now. Really investing into AR/defensive stuff currently due to the climate of the country and overall practicality. A bolt rifle is probably 2 years out if custom, 1 year if I go factory.

I’m going just to gain as much insight as I can and handle various stocks, actions, etc. to help with a build route.

 

[RS14]

Yeah... don’t actually have a PR right now. Really investing into AR/defensive stuff currently due to the climate of the country and overall practicality. A bolt rifle is probably 2 years out if custom, 1 year if I go factory.

I’m going just to gain as much insight as I can and handle various stocks, actions, etc. to help with a build route.

smart plan

 

[CaptNemo]

Yeah... don’t actually have a PR right now. Really investing into AR/defensive stuff currently due to the climate of the country and overall practicality. A bolt rifle is probably 2 years out if custom, 1 year if I go factory.

I’m going just to gain as much insight as I can and handle various stocks, actions, etc. to help with a build route.

PRE 2018 sealed my decision for a Tikka Rifle
PRE 2019 sealed my decision to upgrade from a Bravo chassis to a MDT ACC chassis and to shift from Pic rail mounted bipeds to ARCA mounts.
Well worth the trip each time.

 

[Ordnance Locker]

Since no one posted all the details yet...

A collection of the top manufacturers and collective talent for all things related to long range precision shooting. The host location is one of the premier long range shooting facilities in the Southeastern US - Arena Training Facility. This location provides a unique opportunity to see the top equipment used by the best shooters in the country, where attendees can participate in seminars providing valuable education, and try out this equipment at many of the on-site long distance ranges. In addition, if you like what you see, many of the exhibitors will be offering their products for sale on-site. Event dates are September 26th & 27th, 2020. For more information or to register, you can visit www.precisionrifleexpo.com.

Cost to Attend the Event​

The Precision Rifle Expo 2019 is open to the public. Preregistration for the event is $35. At the door, the cost is $50.
Access to all the exhibitors in the main tent hall and range locations, plus the educational classes for both days, are included in this expense. Class Signup will not be required this year. Just go to the event, and attend the class of your choosing. Stay tuned as we list our courses and instructors in the coming months leading up to the Expo.

All those 12 and over are welcome. Those between 12 and 18 must accompanied by a Parent.

Personal Firearms​

At the Precision Rifle Expo, there will not be personal firearms allowed on the ranges.

 

[Ordnance Locker]

You should be good to CCW. Many people did last year. Also if AB is gonna be there. You might wanna bring your rifle and your ammo. They were doing custom drag curves for people. You just don't walk around carrying the rifle. You will pretalk to the AB people and pull up to their setup with your vehicle and rifle and bring it out. Or at least that's what I saw last year.

You can conceal carry, however, no personal firearms are allowed on the ranges. The custom drag curves with Applied Ballistics were prearranged for the classes that were being offered, but the PRE does not allow personal firearms on the range outside of whatever an exhibitor has prearranged for obvious safety and liability reasons.