King of 2 Miles: Extreme Long-Range Competition
Match winner Mitchell Fitzpatrick of Team Applied Ballistics scored first and second round hits at 2477 yards—a full 1.4 miles away.
Why Hollow Points Fly Straight
From a pure physics standpoint, a hollow point does have some advantages for trying to achieve greater accuracy.
Kestrel Precision Shootout Adds Charitable Event to Benefit Military
A new fundraising effort from Kestrel to benefit the U.S. military.
The Forces At Work When A Bullet Leaves A Gun
It's more than just gravity, drag, ballistic coefficient and velocity
Treasure Trove Of Long Range Shooting Information Available Online For Free
The team at Applied Ballistics have compiled one great set of precision shooting articles on their website
How The Kestrel Became The iPhone Of Weather Meters
Who doesn’t love their Kestrel? No more dope, no more Kentucky windage—now it’s all about truing with perfect data using science
How Applied Ballistics Is Advancing Extreme Long Range Technology
The bullet design work these guys are doing is exciting, should help expand the capabilities of military snipers, and the tech should eventually reach the civilian market
Tips From Emil Praslick On How To Determine Wind Direction
Our friend Emil Praslick shares how to determine the wind direction with an optic. Watch his video right now. You won’t regret it
2018 NRA Extreme Long Range National Championships
Top Shooter Paul Phillips was using an Applied Ballistics rifle chambered in .416 Barrett, engaging targets between 1500 and 2000 yards at Camp Atterbury
Precision Rifle: Getting Zeroed
Don’t have a 1000-yard range close by to get your precision or F-Class rifle zeroed? We have a solution for you!
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