Team MDT Sponsored Shooters 2020

Competitive Shooting: 40 years of shooting experience from pistol through NRL/PRS

Tip for new shooters: "Get out and shoot."

Scott started shooting in the CMP program in the 1980s and continued to shoot high power until Precision rifle began to gain popularity in 2010. Scott has been very active in the PRS NRL since. He has worked as a precision rifle, Combat Carbine and Pistol instructor with Precision Tactical Solutions LLC, Core Shooting, Gunwerks and SSTAC LLC. Currently a Nationally Ranked Precision Rifle competitor, instructor and course developer for Sawtooth Rifles and SSTAC LLC.

Competitive Shooting: 5 years.

Tip for new shooters: "Just go shoot a local match. You'll learn more doing that than reading online or shooting alone. Have fun!"

I have an awesome wife and 2 boys. I grew up interested in shooting and hunting, and unlike other interests that faded as time went by, shooting and outdoor interests grew every year.

Competitive Shooting: Started shooting in the PRS in 2015 as an amateur, and moved to the national level in 2017.

Tip for new shooters: "Every time you pull the trigger, have a plan, an expected outcome, and a reason why that outcome was successful or not. These disciplined routines will make your practice sessions more effective and will allow you to grow as a marksman every time you practice or compete."

My triangle of happiness involves these parts: family, outdoors, and competition. Many of my favorite times are whenever I have been able to combine any of these together - be it hunting or fishing, hiking, competitive shooting, time with my wife and 4 kids, or time with my bonus family of friends I've met through multiple sports.

Competitive Shooting: 4th year

Tip for new shooters: "Don't be afraid to get involved. Call or message a match director or some local shooters in your community to find out how to participate. This sport is FULL of AMAZING people that want every new shooter to succeed!"

Shooter: This will be my 4th year competing in the PRS. I am truly excited and blessed to be a new addition to the MDT family. In addition to coming on board with MDT this season I will also represent Short Action Customs, Vortex Optics, Curtis Customs, and Peterson Cartridge Company. In 2019 I was able to compete in 52 matches and look forward to replicating that again in 2020.

Match Director: I am Match Director at Southington Hunt Club and Training Facility in Garrettsville, Ohio. In 2019, I designed and ran over 30 matches that ranged from 1 day intro matches to PRS Regional Club Series Matches to a Pro-Series PRS Quali er Match. In 2020 we look to continue this trend providing more shooters with opportunities to come out and become involved. In addition to this, I am the current PRS Regional Club Series Director in the North East Region. This opportunity has allowed me to meet even more great shooters and promote growth in the precision rifle world.

Trainer: Lead precision rifle instructor for Southington Hunt Club and Training Facility. I have worked with various law enforcement and government agencies, as well as hunters, competitors to hone their precision rifle skills. In 2020 I will be teaming up with Keith Baker to provide even more training opportunities at Southington Hunt Club and Training Facility.

Competitive Shooting: 16 Years

Tip for new shooters: "Worry more about practice routine and tips than what caliber everyone is shooting."

NFL Sports Agent, Owner of One West Sports Agency; Sponsored Competitive Shooter; Occasional Author for Outdoor Life, Owner of Precision Professionals, Creator of Git-Lite Shooting Bag Fill.

Competitive Shooting: 2nd Year of Competitive Shooting. PRS, NRL, & ELR

Tip for new shooters: "Don’t dwell on a bad shot or stage, just learn and move on!"

14 yo young man who loves any and everything about shooting and the outdoors!

Competitive Shooting: I shot my first precision rifle match in 2016 and my first national level match in 2017.

Tip for new shooters: "Learn proper fundamentals and then have a structured training program."

I'm lucky enough to live up in the mountains of British-Columbia where I keep myself busy shooting, back country skiing, hunting and mountain biking. I shot my first precision rifle match in 2016 and I've been hooked ever since.

Competitive Shooting: Rolling into my 2nd year of Precision Rifle, former USPSA 2 years.

Tip for new shooters: "Take a class from a reputable instructor and use gear that works best for you. Never stop learning!"

PNW Shooter. I love to meet new people and learn new things. Strong supporter of youth and lady shooters.

Competitive Shooting: This is my third year of competing in Precision Rifle

Tip for new shooters: "Don’t be afraid to ask questions, we are happy to help!"

I have always enjoyed hunting and firearms. I wanted to find a way to increase my success in the field. I was interested in competitive shooting as a way to ensure a commitment to improvement and to have fun. Precision Rifle has been that and so much more! As I work to become a better shooter, I know I am using the best gear with MDT!

Competitive Shooting: 3 yrs of Competing in precision rifle. Also competes in USPSA and 3 gun.

Tip for new shooters: "Quality training and having a shooting mentor will make all the difference in the world!"

PNW PRS/NRL competitor. Active duty service member. Best corn hole player on Team MDT.

Competitive Shooting: 4 years.

Tip for new shooters: "Chase consistency and not the new thing out there."

Just a guy trying to shoot long range and stuff.

Competitive Shooting: 5 Years shooting PRS.

Tip for new shooters: "Have fun and get out and shoot. The best way to gain experience and learn about the sport is to hit a club match or even a national 2 day match."

I got into shooting as a result of growing up hunting. As I got older, I was intrigued with precision rifle and wanted to become a better shooter to extend my range as a hunter. In 2014, i started shooting some competitions with a few local matches. After that i caught the PRS bug and decided to shoot my first PRS national level match. I finished up that season as rookie of the year and 11th overall in the series. From that point on i was totally hooked and have competed every year since.

Competitive Shooting: 1 year shooting competitively in PRS and several years of general Long Range shooting

Tip for new shooters: "Practice moving from object to object while dry ring as often as possible. Goal should be a stable reticle, break on target and clean follow through. Repeat 50 times a session."

Husband, Father, Sportsmen and Competitor. Loves to precision rifle shooting for the fast pace, balance of science/skill and getting to know new people across the sport!