Joe Pask Takes First at Pro Shoot Precision - MDT Field Report
Team MDT Shooter Joe Pask recently took first place in the Pro Shoot Precision Rimfire Series, held at Pro Shoot in South Wales! The match was the 4th in the series and consisted of 10 stages with targets ranging from 30 meters to 162 meters. According to Joe, "The match had blustery winds that got up to 23 mph in the afternoon and scattered showers throughout the day."
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For the competition, Joe used a custom rifle with the following Specs:
- Chassis: MDT ACC Elite
- Action: Zermatt Arms RimX
- Barrel: Phoenix Barrels 26" 1:14
- Scope: Leupold Mark 5HD 5-25 PR2 Reticle
- Mount: MDT 1 Piece Mount
- Trigger: TriggerTech Diamond 2 Stage
- Bags: Celtic Precision
- Bipod: MDT Double Pull Ckye-Pod
- Accessories: MDT Send It Level & Baker Wings
Team MDT shooter Joe Pask competing in a centerfire competition.
Congratulations Joe! Check out the latest from our YouTube channel!
COMPETITION VIDEOS FROM MDT
- NRL Hunter Gear Breakdown
- NRL Hunter Stage Breakdown
- Tricky Props | PRS Stage Breakdown
- Getting The Most Out Of Your Shooting Bag
- How To Run A Sub-30-Second PRS Barricade
- A Pro's Approach to Complicated Stages | PRS Stage Breakdown
- How To Clean A PRS Stage: Francis Colon Stage Breakdown
- How PRS Will Make You A Better Hunter
- How Pro Shooter Francis Colon Sets Up His Rifle
- 12 Essentials For Match Shooting In The Rain - Precision Rifle Tips
- Mastering The Mental Game Of PRS: An Easy Way To Achieve A Higher Score
- Advanced Target Acquisition - How to be a Better Shooter
- How To Shoot From Vehicles
- How Pro Shooter Andy Slade Sets Up His Rifle
- Impact Precision Competes with the MDT Field Stock!
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