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6 Tips For Improving Rimfire Rifle Accuracy

6 Tips For Improving Rimfire Rifle Accuracy

These tips and resources from our friends at Team Area 419 will help you connect...
How To Shave Seconds From Your Score By Mastering The Table Start

How To Shave Seconds From Your Score By Mastering The Table Start

Using the proper equipment, position, and practice can erase precious seconds from your score in...
Rimfire Ammunition: Centerfire’s Red Haired Stepchild

Rimfire Ammunition: Centerfire’s Red Haired Stepchild

Compared to black powder and modern centerfire ammunition, rimfire ammunition just does not get much...
Remington 1½ Pistol Primers

Remington 1½ Pistol Primers

Remington’s 1½ pistol primers are unique in the world of small pistol primers, not fitting...
You’re Doing It Wrong! Going from ‘Green’ to ‘Clean’ In PRS

You’re Doing It Wrong! Going from ‘Green’ to ‘Clean’ In PRS

You will never guess what the most overlooked item in preparing for precision rifle competition...
How To Amplify Your Precision Rimfire Rifle

How To Amplify Your Precision Rimfire Rifle

Make hits at 300 yards a reality with these five tips to help improve your...
2 Easy Ways To Improve Your Precision Rifle Game

2 Easy Ways To Improve Your Precision Rifle Game

Our friends from Team Area 419 share these two easy-to-learn, but hard-to-master shooting techniques they...
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 Series Recap: Precision Pistol Shooting with Brian Zins

Series Recap: Precision Pistol Shooting with Brian Zins

Brian Zins, known for his proficiency in bullseye pistol competition, shares his shooting know-how in...
Preview: Savage A22 FSS .22 LR

Preview: Savage A22 FSS .22 LR

Savage’s semi-auto .22 LR upgrades the original A22 platform with a 22-inch stainless steel barrel,...
Proper Etiquette When Practicing At The Range

Proper Etiquette When Practicing At The Range

Are you a new shooter? There are some key rules to remember when heading to...
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...
Don’t Let Excess Baggage Keep You From Winning Scores

Don’t Let Excess Baggage Keep You From Winning Scores

Sometimes the heaviest luggage is what we do. Try dumping your excess baggage before heading...
What’s In Your Range Bag, Regina Milkovich?

What’s In Your Range Bag, Regina Milkovich?

Precision rifle shooter Regina Milkovich is the first female to have an overall win in...
Rifle Fundamentals: Shooting and Follow-Through

Rifle Fundamentals: Shooting and Follow-Through

Follow-through is when you maintain aim, breath control, hold control and trigger control until after...
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...
Developing a Training Plan

Developing a Training Plan

In order to succeed on the firing line, it is important to set goals—to strive...
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 How To Develop A Shot Process In Bullseye Pistol With Brian Zins

How To Develop A Shot Process In Bullseye Pistol With Brian Zins

Your shot process is simply everything you do to place a well-aimed shot. Which is...
Our Guide To Help Develop Proper Rifle Trigger Technique

Our Guide To Help Develop Proper Rifle Trigger Technique

The game winner is right at your fingertip, but the ultimate trigger control may seem...
How To Shoot Better By Learning From Your Mistakes

How To Shoot Better By Learning From Your Mistakes

Brass in the air and eyes open, following those sights into recoil. The sights are...
Rifle Fundamentals: Trigger Control

Rifle Fundamentals: Trigger Control

Keeping your rifle steady and controlling the trigger requires a smooth motion, correct hand position...
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