SEDALIA, Mo. – August 29, 2025 – Sierra Bullets congratulates sponsored shooter Corson Piper on his outstanding performance at the 2025 Impact-Foundation PRC Match, held August 23-24 in Wetumka, Oklahoma. Competing in a field of 185 shooters, Piper secured an impressive fourth-place finish overall, bringing his national ranking from 10th place to fifth place.
The 2025 Impact-Foundation PRC Match, hosted at the Foundation Training Range, featured 18 diverse and demanding stages designed to push the limits of precision rifle skills. Shooters were tested on their ability to adapt quickly, work against the elements and perform strategically across a wide range of stages.
Competing with Sierra Bullet’s 6mm 110 Gr HPBT/CN MatchKing, Piper delivered a standout performance and demonstrated exceptional focus and precision. After tying for third, he narrowly missed the podium in a shoot-off, finishing just two points behind the winner. Ultimately taking fourth place overall, Piper’s strong effort launched him to fifth place nationally. This climb in the national rankings marks a significant step forward in the season standings.
“Corson’s ability to perform with control and accuracy in a such a challenging match perfectly reflects Sierra Bullets’ mission to support the highest standards of precision shooting,” said Sierra Bullets’ Marketing and Product Manager Colby Adamek. “We are proud to stand behind him and excited to watch him continue to rise in the national rankings.”
Sierra Bullets compete at the highest level with Sierra’s Match/Target product line. Winning takes dedication and determination, which is the heart and soul that goes into every Sierra bullet. To shoot the bullets used by top athletes around the world, shop Sierra Match/Target bullets. Sierra Bullets looks forward to continuing its support of these talented athletes and is excited to see what the future holds for them in upcoming competitions.
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