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Lever Action Rifle with 45-70 Ammo

Review – Federal HammerDown ammunition

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The rounds of the HammerDown line are what would today be called short-range rounds.

The RETAY Gordion Shotgun Puts More Pellets on Target - Full Review

The RETAY Gordion Shotgun Puts More Pellets on Target – Full Review

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Most of you probably don’t recognize the brand name “Retay” as a shotgun manufacturer, and neither did I. However, after decades in the shooting sports I’ve learned not to discount newcomers to the industry; Glock was once the unfamiliar name of a foreign manufacturer

6.5 Grendel,….Little Giant!!!

6.5 Grendel,….Little Giant!!!

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The Grendel has been used for a variety of purposes, including long-range competitions, practical competitions, hunting, and for tactical use.

SIG Knocks It Out of the Park with the New P365 X-Macro Comp - Full Review

SIG Knocks It Out of the Park with the New P365 X-Macro Comp – Full Review

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SIG developed a new magazine and slightly extended the grip of the Macro so that it now has a capacity of 17 + 1. The longer grip provides space for a full-handed grip while still retaining the 365’s comfort and ergonomics.

Handgunning Hogs: .475’s & 500’s

Handgunning Hogs: .475’s & 500’s

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Factory ammo is available in cast or jacketed, with bullet weights from 325gr. to 410gr., and velocities running 1200fps to 1350fps.

Handgunning Hogs: .475’s & 500’s

Handgunning Hogs: .475’s & 500’s

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Factory ammo is available in cast or jacketed, with bullet weights from 325gr. to 410gr., and velocities running 1200fps to 1350fps.

Handgunning Hogs: .475’s & 500’s

Handgunning Hogs: .475’s & 500’s

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Factory ammo is available in cast or jacketed, with bullet weights from 325gr. to 410gr., and velocities running 1200fps to 1350fps.

Q's NEW 8.6 BLK

Q’s NEW 8.6 BLK

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What the hell is 8.6 Creedmoor? It’s the .338 Federal, right? No. Similar, but no. It’s the result of a collaboration between Q and Hornady, and it promises to be interesting.

The What & the Why: Loads A Gun Likes

The What & the Why: Loads A Gun Likes

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Sometimes, to get a gun to function well or to shoot precise groups, a factory load can be found that yields better results than a different factory load. Fortunately, these days there are many factory choices for most cartridges.

The What & The Why:  Accuracy Factors & Fixes

The What & The Why: Accuracy Factors & Fixes

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There are many factors in any gun that have an effect on precision, and two guns leaving the assembly line, one right after the other, made with the same batch of components and assembled by the same people, can have drastically different precision characteristics.