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You should definitely attend, I had 5 students that attended the last G&H PRC. The students mentioned it was a walk in the park for them with all the data and unorthodox style of shooting they have done in my classes. I was at G&H 2 weeks ago and they mentioned they are going to have a big turnout. Best advice I can give you is 1) have fun 2) make sure you have good DOPE out to 900 yards. (Although most of your shots are closer) 3) get comfortable with just hold overs for dope (not just for wind as you should be doing, but for elevation) We just had our last SA Precision Rifle Class this past weekend, hunting season forces us to shutdown around this time. Please feel free to email me [email protected] if you have any questions. If you need assistance with your gear or rifle for the G&H PRC , I can make sure you're all good!

I agree that both are good but I went with the G34. A major factor in my choice was the price and availability of parts and accessories. The price difference in magazines was enough to sway my opinion.

You know, there are other places that offer a long range course. https://shootersacademy.com/ I have not taken his course but I know that he is a great instructor.

Benchmade Mini Griptilian around $100, you can send it back to benchmade to be sharpened for free for life, and every time I did it they replaced other stuff for free as well. Holds edge great.

Get you some of them dog training collars for the kids and leave the shotgun out, unloaded of course. every time they even look at it, zap em. In fact, if even one goes for the gun, zap 'em all. You don't want to seem like you are playing favorites. How one stores their gun(s) is a deeply personal and hotly contested matter. On one hand, barriers (cases, unloaded, locks) can burn precious time when glass is breaking at 0300. On the other hand, children are curious, and the more you hide something, the more they want to see and mess with it. There are various ways to secure a HD firearm. You will hear a lot of elbows, they are like opinions, everyone's got 'em. Take it all in and decide for yourself what you are most comfortable with. I'd start with looking at long gun safes with biometric entry.