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How Magnification Influences Target Size And Clarity

How Magnification Influences Target Size And Clarity

Does magnification with a scope sacrifice image clarity and perception? For starters, with target-sized objects...
Why Different People Using The Same Gun Shoot Different Groups

Why Different People Using The Same Gun Shoot Different Groups

Shooting is highly personal—when a gun is sighted-in, it’s sighted-in to that individual
What Causes Poor Trigger Technique?

What Causes Poor Trigger Technique?

How’s your hold? Sounds easy, right? Here are a few tips that will help you...
Why Does Ballistic Coefficient Improve With Heavier Bullets?

Why Does Ballistic Coefficient Improve With Heavier Bullets?

Ever notice that the ballistic coefficient of identical-diameter bullets increases with heavier bullets?
Do Heavy Bullets Cause Rifle Groups To Widen?

Do Heavy Bullets Cause Rifle Groups To Widen?

Do match rifle bullets with improved BC cause groups to spread out when reloading?
How To Make A Personal Eye Blind

How To Make A Personal Eye Blind

When making an eye blind, the first thing to keep in mind is the purpose...
Gunsmithing Q&A: Service Rifle Trigger Job

Gunsmithing Q&A: Service Rifle Trigger Job

Virginia master gunsmith David Sams explains the pros and cons of having a trigger job...
Gunsmithing Q&A: Best Finish For Competition Guns

Gunsmithing Q&A: Best Finish For Competition Guns

What’s the best finish for a gun that will be taking a lot of abuse...
Barrel Length Vs. Accuracy

Barrel Length Vs. Accuracy

A Page from History: Answering reader questions about barrel length versus accuracy, and Remington 720...
Who Is Allowed To File A Challenge In Competition?

Who Is Allowed To File A Challenge In Competition?

Short answer: When a competitor feels that a shot fired has been improperly evaluated or...
Shot Process: How To Fix Natural Point of Aim

Shot Process: How To Fix Natural Point of Aim

To excel in competitive shooting, you must master natural point of aim! Make sure to...
 
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