Jeff Guerry, representing Midsouth Shooter’s Supply, is on a run for the ages. A Chattanooga, Tennessee native with eight years in PRS competition, Jeff has just secured five consecutive wins on the PRS Pro Series circuit—a feat that underscores his dominance and solidifies his status as the new gold standard in precision rifle shooting.
Origins & Growth of the PRS Rifle Series
The Precision Rifle Series (PRS) began in 2012 to unify long-range, practical rifle matches under a national circuit and points system. What began as a handful of two-day national Pro Series events now encompasses over 40 Pro matches, 150+ one‑day Regional events, and a thriving Rimfire Series.
Core Mission & Format
PRS champions field conditions, varied shooting positions, wind dynamics, and stringent time constraints—emphasizing accuracy, adaptability, and discipline. Shooters accumulate points via match finishes (winner earns 100, others are scored proportionally), with season standings determined by their three best performances plus the Finale.
Divisions & Global Reach
Centerfire divisions feature Open, Tactical, Production, Gas Gun, and Sportsman, along with categories like Junior, Senior, and Military/LEO. PRS has rapidly gone international, growing in Europe, Australia, South Africa, and beyond.
Pro Series vs. Regional vs. Rimfire
– Pro Series: Premier two-day events, ~200+ shots over 18–22 stages ranging 300–1,000+ yards.
– Regional Matches: One-day events with 8–10 stages, bringing PRS closer to localized competitors.
– Rimfire Series: Introduced in 2021, this .22 LR series models PRS formats affordably, with 25–200 yd stages.
Performance Metrics
Margins at the top are razor-thin—a majority of wins hinge on 2 points or less over two-day events, with ties and sub-point finishes becoming more common. Competitors now average 13+ Pro matches annually, and just maintaining top-tier status requires mobility, stamina, and funding.
How Jeff’s Streak is Raising the Bar
Professional & Methodical
With 148 total PRS matches and 70 Pro-level starts, Jeff has earned a reputation for steady, elite shooting—culminating in his current five-match win streak.
Consistency Meets Conditions Mastery
His dominance across diverse venues—from the rugged hills of Tennessee to the multi-day Pro circuits—demonstrates impeccable wind reading, position versatility, and mental resilience.
Jeff currently tops the Open Division Pro standings with a perfect 300.000 points—elite company among shooters with only rare slips preventing season-long perfection.
“I’m blessed to be able to compete in a sport that I love,” says Jeff Guerry. “The competition each year continues to get stronger and more competitive. You have to stay sharp, relaxed and prepared for anything.”
By executing near-flawless matches, Jeff is forcing the rest of the field to refine their strategies, gear selection, and match prep. His approach is setting a new standard in execution and adaptability.
What makes Jeff’s performance so special? Well, let’s look at PRS benchmarks.
- Benchmark Abilities
In a sport where even 2-point margins define victory, Jeff’s streak is a bold wake-up call.
- Evolution of Coaching & Gear
His consistency pressures sponsors, trainers, and competitors to innovate—from rifle setups to match-day planning.
- Spectator Excitement & Media
A five-match streak at the elite level adds narrative and tension to PRS broadcasts and raises the sport’s profile.
- Growth Catalyst
Success stories like Jeff’s attract sponsors, media, and new shooters, energizing PRS’s expansion domestically and internationally.
Jeff Guerry’s unprecedented run is more than a personal triumph—it’s a catalyst for change. As PRS continues evolving, stiffer competition, finer margins, and global participation—Jeff’s streak is proof that true excellence in PRS demands professionalism, unwavering focus, and mastery of both rifle and terrain. For aspiring shooters, studying his technique and mindset offers a clearer path to podiums.
The bar has been raised. And right now, Jeff Guerry is the one holding it.
