“Tag: vmr”

This distinguished high power rifle high master shooter repeated as the overall winner of the 2019 Talladega D-Day Matches in Alabama

These guys sourced Barnaul 7.62x39 HP ammunition locally, which they fired in two "nice condition" original Russian SKS rifles previously zeroed for 300 yards

Vintage Military Sniper Rifle competition would be as arcane as Schuetzen if not for reproductions that provide us with “new vintage” optics.

With factory FMJ ammo still available, reloading the .303 British isn’t necessary, but for many it’s part of the VMR game.

Recognizing the popularity of the M1 Garand for vintage military rifle competition across the country, SIG Sauer is stepping in to help meet the enormous demand for .30-06 Springfield ammunition

Vintage Military Rifle enthusiasts shouldn’t count out the venerable .30-40 Krag. Here’s why.

“I’m not here for the high score—I’m here to have a great time,” said Ari Feliciano with a smile. “It went really, really great. I had the time of my life. That’s how I measured this time here.”

The WWII Japanese Type 38 dates back to 1897. It’s comparatively mild 6.5x50 cartridge may suit the recoil-shy

Choosing a Vintage Military Rifle (VMR for the unacquainted) to use in competition isn’t difficult if the matter is approached systematically