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		<title>Paul Phillips Wins NRA Extreme Long Range Championship</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Competing at Camp Atterbury in mid-July, Paul Phillips of Team Applied Ballistics won the 2018 NRA Extreme Long Range (ELR) Championship. Shooting a McMillan-stocked .416 Barrett rifle with 550-grain Cutting Edge Bullets, Phillips won convincingly, finishing with 62627 points. Runner-up, shooting a .375, was Chase Stroud (56744 points). Paul Phillips (holding rifle) with wind coach/spotter [&#8230;]]]></description>
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<p>Competing at Camp Atterbury in mid-July, Paul Phillips of <a href="http://appliedballisticsllc.com" target="_blank">Team Applied Ballistics</a> won the 2018 NRA Extreme Long Range (ELR) Championship. Shooting a McMillan-stocked .416 Barrett rifle with 550-grain Cutting Edge Bullets, Phillips won convincingly, finishing with 62627 points. Runner-up, shooting a .375, was Chase Stroud (56744 points).</p>
<p><img src="http://accurateshooter.net/pix/nraelr1802.jpg" alt="NRA Extreme Long Range Championship Camp Atterbury Indiana .416 Barrett Paul Phillips Applied Ballistics"><br />
Paul Phillips (holding rifle) with wind coach/spotter John Droelle. Rifle components included: McMillan ELR Beast Stock, BAT Action, Bartlein Barrel, Nightforce ATACR 7-35&#215;56 mm scope, Phoenix Precision Bipod. Cartridges shown are similar .416 Barrett rounds used by Derek Rodgers in 2018 K02M event.</p>
<p><strong>Caliber and Cartridge Choice:</strong><br />
Paul Phillips, shooting the .416 Barrett, was the only shooter in the Top Ten running a .416-caliber rifle. There were eight .375-caliber rifles (mostly .375 CheyTacs) and one .338-caliber in the Top Ten. Overall, there were 36 competitors registered for the Match, 30 of whom scored points. Fourteen of the 30 scoring competitors, nearly half, shot a .375-caliber cartridge. The .338 (mostly .338 LM) was the next most popular caliber choice.</p>
<p><strong>Course of Fire &#8212; Three Extreme Yardages:</strong><br />
The 2018 NRA ELR Event included three stages, at progressively longer yardages: <strong>1500, 1760 (mile), and 1961 yards</strong>. At each distance, starting at 1500, the competitors fired five (5) shots at a 36&#8243;x36&#8243; steel plate. There were no sighters, practice shots, or ranging shots allowed. This meant the competition put a premium on precise ballistic solutions, and very consistent ammo.</p>
<p><img src="http://accurateshooter.net/pix/nraelr1804.gif" alt="NRA Extreme Long Range Championship Camp Atterbury Indiana .416 Barrett Paul Phillips Applied Ballistics"></p>
<p><strong>Notable Competitors: </strong>There were 36 competitors registered for the match including some big names &#8212; David Tubb and Brian Litz. The field included F-Class aces Dan Pohlabel and Jeff Rorer. Capstone Precision President (and former Sinclair Int&#8217;l President) Bill Gravatt helped spot for Paul Phillips. Notably, both David Tubb AND his son-in-law Nate Stallter finished in the Top Ten shooting the new .37XC. </p>
<p>Successful Event with Many Sponsors: <a href="https://www.ssusa.org/articles/2018/8/2/2018-nra-extreme-long-range-national-championships/" target="_blank">Shooting Sports USA</a> noted: &#8220;Though only the second of these events, the match has experienced a real surge in popularity, well attended&#8230; and sponsored by some of the best in the business. Cutting Edge Bullets, Nightforce, McMillan Fiberglass Stocks, Holland’s Shooters Supply, Applied Ballistics, Vihtavouri Powder, and Crosstac, all of whom played a role in Paul’s big win, were also major sponsors of the event. Below is a banner listing all of the match’s sponsors.&#8221;</p>
<p><img src="http://accurateshooter.net/pix/nraelr1805.jpg" alt="NRA Extreme Long Range Championship Camp Atterbury Indiana .416 Barrett Paul Phillips Applied Ballistics"></p>
<p><i>Images courtesy Tactiholics (Facebook).</i></p>
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