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Review: Hi-Lux XTC 1-4x34 mm High Power Riflescope

Review: Hi-Lux XTC 1-4x34 mm High Power Riflescope

A scope dedicated to High Power across-the-course competition
Need Options? A Look At Scopes For High Power

Need Options? A Look At Scopes For High Power

8 great choices for optics that conform to both NRA and CMP High Power Rifle...
.310 Martini Cadet: The Little Rifle That Could

.310 Martini Cadet: The Little Rifle That Could

Mini Martini Marksmanship: This miniature rifle was born out of the necessity to teach marksmanship...
10 Of Our Best Articles On Handloading, Part 2

10 Of Our Best Articles On Handloading, Part 2

Handy articles for handloading aficionados, including NAS3 loading, M72 Match Load, setting up a dedicated...
Too Much Recoil? The Arisaka May Be Your Solution

Too Much Recoil? The Arisaka May Be Your Solution

The WWII Japanese Type 38 dates back to 1897. It’s comparatively mild 6.5x50 cartridge may...
Review: Decibullz Reactive Ear Plugs

Review: Decibullz Reactive Ear Plugs

Uncomplicated, adaptable, with a DIY custom fit, these earplugs simply use hot H2O and a...
Winchester’s Victory Series Begins With .45 ACP In July

Winchester’s Victory Series Begins With .45 ACP In July

The company is has throwback WWII ammo available, serving up a limited run of era-specific...
Review: Improving Scores With The MantisX

Review: Improving Scores With The MantisX

Have cell phone & MantisX, will compete: Dry fire competition fun is a competitive aid...
Speer’s Index Numbers: A 1950s Shot At Logical Wildcats

Speer’s Index Numbers: A 1950s Shot At Logical Wildcats

Whatever happened to Speer’s “Index Number” of the 1950s? Art Merrill looks back at the...
Last War for the Garand: Cold War Veterans Finally Come Home

Last War for the Garand: Cold War Veterans Finally Come Home

The M1 Garand is a piece of living history, a connection to WWII and Korean,...
Winchester Throwback Ammo On The Way

Winchester Throwback Ammo On The Way

A new line of old ammo that’s available in .30-06, .30 Carbine, .45 ACP and...
In Pursuit of the Better Mousetrap: Takedown X22 Backpacker

In Pursuit of the Better Mousetrap: Takedown X22 Backpacker

Takedowns date back to the muzzleloader era, and they have been experiencing a renaissance of...
Fix It, Color It, Turn It To Dust: 2018’s Newest Gear For Competitors

Fix It, Color It, Turn It To Dust: 2018’s Newest Gear For Competitors

Some of the best new products for competitive shooters that we saw earlier this year...
George Washington Birthday Competition Turns Kids Into Congressmen

George Washington Birthday Competition Turns Kids Into Congressmen

At 126 years old, the Arizona Rifle & Pistol Association’s Washington’s Birthday Match is the...
How To Select A VMR That’s Best For You

How To Select A VMR That’s Best For You

Choosing a Vintage Military Rifle (VMR for the unacquainted) to use in competition isn’t difficult...
107,000 Repatriated Garands and Milsurp 1911s on CMP Racks

107,000 Repatriated Garands and Milsurp 1911s on CMP Racks

The subsequent sale of milsurp rifles and pistols will support the mission of marksmanship training...
Tips On How To Duplicate 1950s-Era .30-06 M72 Match Load

Tips On How To Duplicate 1950s-Era .30-06 M72 Match Load

The legendary M72 match load takes a little ingenuity and accurate information to properly replicate....
Addressing Bullet Drift From Springfield Rifling

Addressing Bullet Drift From Springfield Rifling

Scopes of M1903A4 sniper variant Springfields required manual drift compensation. The motion of a bullet...
Winchester’s Target “Crossover” Model 69

Winchester’s Target “Crossover” Model 69

There are few affordable pristine examples of old-school hunt/competition crossover rifles. After 80 years, the...
Top 10 SSUSA Articles Of 2017

Top 10 SSUSA Articles Of 2017

The top 10 articles on SSUSA.org this year in order of popularity
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