Reader Range Contest Winner Rings Steel at 1,000 Yards!
- 5 years ago
Range Reporters recently held a social media contest asking viewers to post a photo of their favorite shooting range and write about what it means to them.
We selected a submission from Cameron Bissell of Florida who highlighted a favorite public shooting range of his built and maintained by the FWC (Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission). Cameron had never shot beyond 200 yards before.
Range Reporters then flew Cameron and his wife, Tess, to [Peacemaker National Training Center](https://www.outdoorlife.com/getting-out-to-1000-yards-at-pntc/) in West Virginia to shoot in a long-range class taught by the facility’s lead instructor, Wade Shambaugh, to shatter their personal distance records.
The couple were shooting a pair of Savage 10 Stealth Evolution rifles in 6.5 Creedmoor that we’d [tuned in on our first trip to PNTC](https://www.outdoorlife.com/getting-out-to-1000-yards-at-pntc/) along with Federal Premium ammo built for long distances.
Watch Cameron ring steel at 1,000 yards and see if you could do the same!
We selected a submission from Cameron Bissell of Florida who highlighted a favorite public shooting range of his built and maintained by the FWC (Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission). Cameron had never shot beyond 200 yards before.
Range Reporters then flew Cameron and his wife, Tess, to [Peacemaker National Training Center](https://www.outdoorlife.com/getting-out-to-1000-yards-at-pntc/) in West Virginia to shoot in a long-range class taught by the facility’s lead instructor, Wade Shambaugh, to shatter their personal distance records.
The couple were shooting a pair of Savage 10 Stealth Evolution rifles in 6.5 Creedmoor that we’d [tuned in on our first trip to PNTC](https://www.outdoorlife.com/getting-out-to-1000-yards-at-pntc/) along with Federal Premium ammo built for long distances.
Watch Cameron ring steel at 1,000 yards and see if you could do the same!