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Powers Wins Seventh National Title

Camdyn Powers claimed her seventh national title, winning the 2026 PRS Rimfire Ladies National Championship at K&M Shooting Complex while finishing 14th overall among 1,147 competitors.

Steve DuskettOctober 29, 2026
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Powers Wins Seventh National Title

Competition NewsResolved
Scope
Impactnational
Key Entities
2026 PRS Rimfire Ladies National ChampionCamdyn Powers
Sponsor of Camdyn PowersBurris Optics
Organizing body for the Rimfire national seriesPrecision Rifle Series (PRS)
Host venue in TennesseeK&M Shooting Complex
What It Means
  • Highlights the growing competitiveness of the PRS Rimfire circuit, now over 1,000 strong nationally
  • Underscores how wind-reading skill separates top rimfire shooters at distance
  • Reinforces sponsor-athlete relationships as a marker of credibility in precision rifle gear choices
Timeline
October 2026PRS Rimfire National Finale held at K&M Shooting Complex, Tennessee

Powers Wins Seventh National Title

Burris-sponsored shooter claims PRS Rimfire Ladies crown at K&M Shooting Complex, capping a season that also saw her finish 14th overall out of 1,147 shooters.

From The Boise Gun Club Handbook

Camdyn Powers won the 2026 PRS Rimfire Ladies National Championship at the K&M Shooting Complex in Tennessee, her seventh national title in a career that already includes a world championship.

By the numbers:

  • 20 stages across two days of competition
  • 1,147 competitors in the full PRS Rimfire season field
  • 14th overall finish for Powers among that entire field
  • 7th national title of her competitive career

The match itself wasn't a gimmick course. K&M's crew built straightforward stages and then let variable wind do the work of separating the field — the kind of setup that rewards shooters who can read conditions fast and adjust on the clock, not just those who can shoot a tight group in calm air. That distinction matters in rimfire precision, where a .22 LR load's slower velocity makes it far more wind-sensitive than centerfire at distance.

What she's saying:

"This was my ninth national finale, and it remains one of my favorite matches. Winning the 2026 PRS Rimfire Ladies National Championship is an incredible way to finish the season."

Powers is also the reigning Ladies Precision Rifle World Champion and holds a silver medal from a previous World Championship, giving her a resume that spans both the PRS Rimfire circuit and international competition. Burris Optics, which sponsors Powers, highlighted the win as part of its ongoing support for competitive shooters.

The bottom line: Another trophy for Powers, and another data point for anyone shopping rimfire precision gear — sponsor backing in this sport tends to follow shooters who actually perform under real wind calls, not just marketing optics.

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