Competition

The simplest shooting barricade is two 24×48 inch plywood sheets: cut one into steps (an 8 inch step every 16 inches) and the other into support legs, then add 2×4 feet. For a PRS style barricade, aim for a 52 to 54 inch standing height and 28 to 30 inch kneeling height. Both of ours [...]

Sometimes your friends turn out to not be friends. While deployed overseas as a security contractor I ended up coming up with this rifle drill. The premise of it was derived from the daily task of checking in on our local guard posts.

As gun manufacturers crank out higher quality production rifles, custom barreled actions are becoming less necessary for shooting crazy-small groups. It’s tough to beat a skilled gunsmith, but shooters are realizing that a factory piece can be nearly as accurate and just as much fun to shoot. That trend was on full display earlier this month when Scottish benchrest shooter David Sharp (yes, his real name) posted a 3.090-inch 1000-yard group using a Savage Model 12 F-TR barreled action chambered in .308 WIN.

Need an intro to patterning? It refers to where you’d like to break a target, using the height of the shotgun’s comb to change where the gun shoots.

Precision rifle shooting is a very expensive hobby. One innovative way to get in the necessary trigger time is the .22 rimfire trainer.

SIG Sauer is going after a new market segment with their Gadsden Flag-themed Tread rifle and Tread family of accessories.

If you have ever shot a .45 ACP all day long, you know the training value of soft recoil. The new Syntech is the softest shooting factory round I have ever picked up.

As the flagship of the Bushnell Elite Tactical line, my expectations are high for the XRS II. I’m happy to report that Bushnell hasn’t failed.

This Versus by Caracal USA stands out by packing a ton of premium competition-ready features into a surprisingly affordable package.