Zeiss with TRG 22
Zeiss with TRG 22
AccuracyBallisticsLong Range ShootingMarksmanshipSniper Rifles

Finding your Speed Drop Factor

How long does it take to find our drop data for a target range?  If we need data quickly, most shooters are using some type of paper chart. This chart could be taped to the stock, on a data holder, or arm bar where with a quick glance we can read our data.  What if there is a faster way?  Welcome to the Speed Drop Factor.  Finding and using your Speed Drop Factor will allow you to memorize your drop data to a reasonable distance by remembering one number.
Long Range ShootingRifle ScopesSniper Rifles

Zero Compromise MPCT3 Reticle Detailed Explanation

By now you’ve probably seen and heard a lot about the new ZCO reticle called the MPCT3. This new reticle has many small details that may go unnoticed until the reticle is being used. Because we’ve talked to numerous shooters around the world who are curious about the MPCT3, we’ve noticed a trend that most of these shooters hadn’t realized some of the smaller details in the reticle. We’ll describe these details and explain the advantages of them.
Mesa Precision Arms Crux Ti in McMillan Adjustable Game Warden Edge Carbon Stock at 1000 Yards
Mesa Precision Arms Crux Ti in McMillan Adjustable Game Warden Edge Carbon Stock at 1000 Yards
Gear ReviewsPrecision RiflesSniper Rifles

PurePrecision Crux Custom Rifle and Titanium action review

Shooting steel at 1000yds with the Mesa Precision Arms Crux Introduction Note: Since the time of this review, Mesa Precision Arms has changed it’s name to PurePrecision. This was done because of a trademark fight and didn’t have anything to do with the product or people involved in making that product. Though, they have added …

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AX308
AX308
AccuracySniper Rifles

Get Civilized People, Suppressors Rock the Cat Box

Suppressors are a tool, and like any tool, they should be used in the proper context. They are broken down into niche applications, from precision rifles to sub-guns with high rates of fire used in close quarters. In other words, you don't want to mix applications if you can help it. That does not mean you cannot crossover a suppressor from one system to another. The results may vary, the basic principle of sound suppression not as much.