Brian Zins On Fixing a Bad Sustained Fire String In Precision Pistol
Sustained fire in precision pistol shooting has to be one of the toughest things to master. Most shooters have heard the saying, “Win a match on the long line and lose in the short line.” This is very true, and fixing a bad sustained fire string comes into play with this phrase.
Colt Introduces New Colt Competition Pistol
The Colt Competition Pistol, which is available in .45 ACP or 9mm, offers several features that competitive shooters will appreciate
Progressive Presses: Uniformity of Headspace, Powder Charges and Priming
Some unusual quirks can occur when loading progressively.
Match Winning Accuracy from Combat-Grade Brass: Part 2
Removing primer crimp and other useful tips.
SIG Electro-Optics TANGO6 Riflescope
SIG's LevelPlex anti-cant technology provides 6 times the accuracy of a bubble level.
Accuracy and Chronograph Testing, Part 8
Modern chronographs calculate a wide variety of statistics useful for handloaders.
2016 NRA National High Power Rifle Championships
Nearly 300 total competitors attended this year’s High Power Rifle Championships at Camp Perry, OH.
Electronic Targets Debut at 2016 NRA F-Class National Championships
Electronic targets are the wave of the future.
How To Ensure Consistency In Long-Range Match Ammo
Let your scale warm up before weighing powder charges.
Rifle Bore Cleaning and Barrel Break-in
Even the best handloads won’t yield their full potential in a poorly-cleaned and maintained rifle.
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