Not far into my journey to reloading, it became obvious I was going to need some case prep tools. Never one to shy away from keeping Visa in business, I decided to go big from jump street rather than piecemeal the products along the way. I picked the biggest and baddest options available from Hornady.
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Clay Learns to Reload: Ep. 3 Top-of-the-Line Case Prep Tools from Hornady
BY Clay Martin Published: April 19, 2018 Updated: April 19, 2018Top Five Shoulder Holster Rigs
BY Mark Kakkuri Published: April 18, 2018 Updated: April 18, 2018Possibly the biggest advantage of a shoulder holster is the ability to carry guns of various shapes and sizes. Depending on the cover garment, they allow very fast access to the gun. Check out my top five shoulder rigs.
Gear Tips From The Mammoth Sniper Challenge
BY Jeff Cramblit Published: April 14, 2018 Updated: March 31, 2024Competing in the Extreme Tough Man Division of the Mammoth Sniper Challenge is a test of both shooter and gear. This 3-day event held each January requires competitors to carry all their gear 25+ miles between stages and campsites, camp out, and engage precision rifle targets out to 800+ yards. Many of the lessons learned are applicable to hunting and backcountry scenarios. Here are a few of those I discovered over the years.
How To Work Out Your DOPE: Developing Your Ballistic Data
BY Ian Kenney Published: April 12, 2018 Updated: April 12, 2018Developing and eventually truing your ballistic data is going to start at the zero range. Getting a solid zero for the rifle is essential. I prefer a 100 yard zero for my precision rifles because at that short of a range the environment is going to have a negligible effect on the bullet.
Law Enforcement Should Be Held Accountable for Failing to Stop School Shootings
BY S.H. Blannelberry Published: April 11, 2018 Updated: April 11, 2018In a powerful op-ed in USA TODAY, law professor Glenn Harlan Reynolds argues that authorities who fail to stop massacres should face consequences, that “incompetence should be penalized.
The Best SMG of WWII? Beretta’s Model 38 9mm
BY Will Dabbs Published: April 10, 2018 Updated: April 10, 2018In one particular area, the Italians really outdid themselves during World War II. Their Model 38 submachinegun was the finest pistol-caliber automatic weapon of the war.
Top Five Tips for Carrying a Revolver
BY Mark Kakkuri Published: April 9, 2018 Updated: April 9, 2018Even in an age of very reliable and well-sized auto-loading pistols, I am still a big fan of carrying a snub-nosed revolver. I am drawn to their simplicity and reliability — two key attributes of a self-defense tool.
How To Make Sure You Only Get Lost When You Want To
BY Administrator Published: April 8, 2018 Updated: April 8, 2018Land Navigation is a perishable and somewhat arcane skill, but it has proven its worth time and time again. I know that in the digital age it is not cool to carry around a compass and paper map, but then again neither is getting lost.
Clay Learns to Reload: Ep. 2 Press Installation & Bullets that (Hopefully) Don’t Explode
BY Clay Martin Published: April 5, 2018 Updated: April 5, 2018The Hornady Iron Press is an extremely smooth operator. Priming was so easy I was certain it wasn’t working, only to find primed brass on the other side.
Top Five Pieces of Training Gear
BY Mark Kakkuri Published: April 3, 2018 Updated: April 3, 2018Whether you’re doing formal training or just running some drills at the range, there are few necessities to bring with you. I’m not talking about the obvious ones such as eye and ear protection, a gun, holster and target ammo.