Developing 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.
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How To Work Out Your DOPE: Developing Your Ballistic Data
BY Ian Kenney Published: April 12, 2018 { 2 comments }Clay Visits Blac-Rac: Makers of the Best Weapon Mount for Your Vehicle
BY Clay Martin Published: April 11, 2018 { 12 comments }The Blac-Rac 1070 weapon retention system will secure a weapon anywhere you need to place one. They have attachments for cars (ceiling or upright), helicopters, ATVs, UTVs, and, motorcycles, and, of course, bicycles. Yes, you can also get attachments for in-the-home use as well.
Hornady AR Gunlocker – Peace of Mind for Your Vehicle
BY Jeff Cramblit Published: April 8, 2018 { 8 comments }The Hornady RAPID SAFE AR GUNLOCKER offers a security solution for our mid-sized long guns. It is designed to support carbine length firearms up to 40.5 inches long. The size of this unit supports all of my AR platform firearms, folding stock precision rifles, and my over/ under shotguns when broken down. To put it plainly, the Gunlocker is simply a great idea that is way overdue.
Remington 870 DM – Follow Up
BY Clay Martin Published: April 7, 2018 { 10 comments }I have retained our original 870 DM, and I am back today with a follow-up report. The original review is here, and I am happy to say I can stand behind this one. The 870 DM remains the best change to shotguns since the original model 870 was introduced back in 1951.
Extreme Long Range Shooting with Ritter and Stark – Part 2
BY Thomas Gomez Published: April 5, 2018 { 5 comments }For a 4000 yard shot, my round had a maximum ordinate, or apex, of around 185 yards (555 feet). When I first fired off a round, my bullet would deal with 1/2 value wind from 2 o’clock. The bullet continued its climb until reaching a height of 185 yards above my position. At this point, the bullet peaked above the canyon walls, where it was exposed to a blast of full value
Training Classes – Choosing Your Instructor
BY Jeff Cramblit Published: April 1, 2018 { 10 comments }It seems since the rise of terrorism there has been an explosion of people hanging out their shingles, or website, as firearms instructors. The sheer number of choices can make choosing the right one a daunting task for the novice shooter
Seekins 6.5 CM – Semi Auto Powerhouse
BY Clay Martin Published: April 1, 2018 { 56 comments }The world has been waiting for a reliable, available, semi-auto AR platform in 6.5 Creedmore and today we have it. I got my hands on the latest Seekins Precision SP10 in 6.5, and it did not disappoint.
Nightforce 4-16 ATACR F1 – Review
BY Ian Kenney Published: March 30, 2018 { 2 comments }As mentioned before this optic was always destined for the rifle that I use for DMR and PRS Gas Gun Series matches, a .223 AR-15 that you may have seen in some of my other articles and videos. At only 12.6″ long and weighing 30 oz sporting a 34mm main tube, I feel the ATACR F1 4-16 fits comfortably
Top Five Range Bags
BY Mark Kakkuri Published: March 28, 2018 { 6 comments }Range bags run the gamut from duffle bags to shoulder bags to specially designed complex bags designed to handle all this gear. Sure, you can get along without a range bag, but even a simple range bag can make a trip to the range all the more productive, organized, efficient and fun. With that, here are my top five range bags.
Extreme Long Range Shooting with Ritter and Stark – Part 1
BY Thomas Gomez Published: March 27, 2018 { 17 comments }The SX1-MTR is a multi-caliber capable rifle. It features a modular receiver that can be configured with several sizes of magazine wells and barrels. Ritter and Stark currently offer barrels chambered in .308 Winchester, 300 Winchester Magnum, and .338 Lapua Magnum.








