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10/23/2026

Same cartridge. Different priorities.

Two builders. Two applications. Both chambered in 6.5 Creedmoor.

▪️ HUNTING: TS Customs KS1
Listing: LRR-TS-0004

▪️ COMPETITION: H-P Ri**es 6.5 Creed PRS
Listing: LRR-HPR-0006

A hunting setup needs to balance carrying comfort, maneuverability, and stability when the shot presents itself.

A competition setup often puts greater emphasis on balance, recoil control, and consistency through repeated shots—even when that means more weight.

Accuracy matters in both. How you use the r***e determines which tradeoffs make sense.

What matters most in YOUR r***e setup—weight, balance, fit, or something else? Tell us what you use it for and what you prioritize. 👇

Explore the builders behind the builds at LongRangeRi**es.com.

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10/21/2026

Carbon or steel—which would you choose for your next hunting r***e?

Two builds from the LongRangeRi**es.com showroom illustrate the options:

▪ Ascent Precision Ri**es Hunt 26, 6.5 PRC
22-inch Benchmark carbon-wrapped barrel
LRR-AP-0001

▪ AllTerra Arms Mountain Shadow Steel, .300 PRC
20-inch spiral-fluted steel barrel
LRR-AA-0003

Carbon-wrapped barrels give builders one way to manage weight while retaining a substantial barrel profile. Steel barrels offer a wide range of contours and configurations, including lightweight hunting options like the AllTerra shown here.

Material is only part of the decision. Barrel length, contour, balance, cost, and how you intend to use the r***e all matter. Neither material automatically guarantees better accuracy.

These are different complete builds—not a controlled barrel comparison. They’re a starting point for deciding what fits your needs.

For your next r***e, would you choose CARBON or STEEL—and why?

Explore both listings at LongRangeRi**es.com. Link in bio.

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10/18/2026

The build, broken down.

This TS Customs KS1 in 7mm PRC gives us a closer look at the components that make up a custom hunting r***e.

Here’s what’s on the build:

▪ TS Customs FLX receiver—the foundation of the system.
▪ 24-inch Benchmark Light Magnum barrel with straight flutes and a 1:8 twist.
▪ TS Customs KS1 stock in a 2Tone Timber finish—the interface between r***e and shooter.
▪ TriggerTech trigger.
▪ Swarovski Z5+ optic, mounted in Hawkins Precision rings.
▪ TS Customs Ghost Brake and Hawkins Precision bottom metal.

A component list tells you what’s there. Evaluating the complete r***e means looking at how it fits, balances, handles, and performs with its am******on.

The listing also documents a 0.20 MOA three-shot group at 100 yards using TS Customs am******on loaded with the Berger 175-grain Elite Hunter. That’s one recorded result with a specific load—not a prediction of every group or field shot.

When you look at a custom build, where do your eyes go first: the action, barrel, stock, or optic?

Find this build at LongRangeRi**es.com.
Registry ID: LRR-TS-0007
Link in bio.

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10/16/2026

Traditional stock or chassis—for your next hunting r***e, which would you choose?

These two 7 PRC builds from Stratton Custom Ri**es take different approaches: the Nomad Hunter wears a Manners LRH stock, while the chassis build uses an XLR Element 2.0.

Both are hunting r***es. Both deserve consideration.

The decision goes deeper than appearance. How does the r***e shoulder? Does the grip feel natural? Can you get a comfortable cheek weld and reach the trigger without changing your position? How does the complete setup handle from the positions you actually use?

Adjustability, balance, and personal preference all matter. And those features can overlap—a traditional stock can offer adjustment, and a chassis can be configured for hunting.

Which gets your vote: STOCK or CHASSIS—and what’s the biggest reason behind your choice?

Explore these builds and more at LongRangeRi**es.com. Link in bio.

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10/14/2026

How light is too light?

A lighter r***e makes sense when you’re climbing mountains and covering miles. But the weight you save on the hike can come with tradeoffs when it’s time to shoot.

Recoil, balance, and how steadily you can hold the r***e all deserve a place in that decision. So does your ability to practice comfortably and consistently.

This .300 PRC Ultralight Hunter from STiGLiTZ Fi****ms brings that conversation into focus. Different hunters have different priorities—and that’s where a conversation with your builder matters.

When you compare weights, compare complete setups: r***e, optic, and whatever bipod or suppressor you’ll actually carry.

What’s your ideal hunting r***e weight, ready to hunt—and would you carry an extra pound if it helped you shoot better?

Explore the builder directory at LongRangeRi**es.com. Link in bio.

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10/13/2026

One r***e. What’s your priority?

Before choosing a cartridge, action, or barrel, start with one question: What do you need this r***e to do?

A hunting r***e you’ll carry up a mountain. A competition r***e built for stability and consistency. An ELR system designed to stretch the distance.

Different priorities mean different tradeoffs. Weight, recoil, barrel length, stock fit—every choice should serve the purpose of the build.

That’s where a conversation with the right builder begins.

If you were commissioning one custom r***e, what would you build it for—and what’s the one thing you wouldn’t compromise?

Pictured: TS Customs KS1 in .338 PRC.
LRR-TS-0024

Explore the builder directory at LongRangeRi**es.com.

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10/12/2026

FACTORY VS. CUSTOM — WHAT ARE YOU REALLY PAYING FOR?

Today’s factory r***es are better than ever. Many offer exceptional accuracy, quality components, and impressive performance right out of the box.

So what separates a premium custom r***e from a quality factory r***e?

It’s not necessarily accuracy alone.

For many shooters, the value of a custom r***e comes down to the details.

Component selection. Barrel quality. Action design. Stock fit. Weight and balance. The ability to configure a r***e around a specific purpose, whether that’s long-range hunting, PRS competition, or ELR shooting.

And then there’s craftsmanship.

An experienced r***e builder brings more to the table than simply assembling premium components. It’s the attention to detail, precision of the work, and experience behind the finished r***e that can make the difference.

The r***e pictured here is an example of the craftsmanship coming from Stratton Custom Ri**es, one of the builders featured on LongRangeRi**es.com.

But here’s the question we’d like to put to the long-range shooting community:

If you’ve owned both factory and custom r***es, was the difference worth it?

Was it the accuracy, fit, craftsmanship, or something else that made the biggest difference?

We’d like to hear your experience.

Explore the craftsmanship and specialties of custom r***e builders from across the country in the LongRangeRi**es.com Builder Directory.

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09/17/2026

What makes an ELR r***e different?

It’s more than a bigger cartridge.

A true extreme-long-range r***e is built as a complete system — balancing weight, barrel length, recoil management, optics, am******on consistency, stability and the shooter’s ability to observe impacts and make corrections at distance.

Our latest article breaks down what separates a purpose-built ELR r***e from a more conventional precision r***e, using actual builds from the LongRangeRi**es.com showroom.

Featured here: SCR 1776 Independence by Stratton Custom Ri**es — a 28.2 lb, 30-inch-barreled 7 Mega built for ELR and PRS competition.

Read the full article now at LongRangeRi**es.com → Articles

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09/04/2026

HEAD-TO-HEAD | Which Hunting R***e Fits Your Needs?

Three hunting r***es. Three very different configurations. No winner here—the better r***e depends on what you need it to do.

Billet Precision Ri**es | LRR-BP-0002
6 Creedmoor • LS1 action • 19” CRB/Rem Varmint steel barrel • Bix’n Andy TacSport Pro-X trigger • AG Composite Adjustable Hunter stock • Suppressor ready

Inspired Gunworks | LRR-IG-0003
7mm Rem Mag • Impact Precision NBK action • Preferred Barrel Blanks carbon-fiber-wrapped Heavy Palma barrel • 1:8 twist • TriggerTech Special Curved trigger

Hague & Sons | LRR-HA-0002
22 Creedmoor • ARC Coup de Grace action • 22” Krieger Fluted M24 barrel • 1:8 twist • TriggerTech Special • Manners LRH stock • Area 419 Hellfire Match • Suppressor ready • 12 lbs. • 80gr Berger Fullbore at 3,200 fps

That’s what makes comparing r***es interesting. The Billet takes a compact 6 Creedmoor approach with a 19” steel barrel. Inspired Gunworks steps into the 7mm Rem Mag with a carbon-wrapped Heavy Palma barrel. Hague & Sons goes another direction with a 22 Creedmoor, 22” Krieger and a listed 3,200 fps with an 80gr Berger.

Different cartridges. Different components. Different approaches to building a hunting r***e.

Which one fits your needs?

Find all three by their LRR Registry IDs and dig into the complete builds at LongRangeRi**es.com.

Discover. Compare. Connect.

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09/02/2026

BUILDER SPOTLIGHT | HAGUE & SONS

One builder. Three disciplines. Proven precision.

Based in Las Vegas, Nevada, Hague & Sons builds purpose-driven r***es for hunters and competitors who demand repeatable performance.

Their LongRangeRi**es.com showroom showcases that versatility across three very different builds:

• H&S Hunting R***e — 6.5 PRC
• H&S Predator R***e — 22 Creedmoor
• H&S PRS R***e — 6 GT

From big-game hunting to predator country to the PRS firing line, each r***e is engineered around its intended application and backed by documented testing.

Across their three registered r***es, Hague & Sons currently carries an impressive 0.203 MOA average verified accuracy on LongRangeRi**es.com.

Explore their complete profile, compare their builds, and connect directly with Hague & Sons at LongRangeRi**es.com.

Discover. Compare. Connect.

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