“Tag: Precision Shooting”

Maj. John Plaster dispels the notion that precision shooting requires a high cost of entry and demonstrates that even those on a budget can partake with the right setup, practice and expectations.

American Rifleman TV headed to Grand Island, Neb. to chat with ballisticians at Hornady about the origins of the 6.5 Creedmoor.

Can you get started in the world of precision-rifle shooting without taking out a second mortgage? This veteran shooters thinks so. Here’s how to build your long-range rig on a budget.

Ruger has introduced three configurations of its new Pistol Caliber Carbine (PC Carbine) Chassis model.

One of the tasks we accomplish when resizing a cartridge case during reloading is moving the shoulder back so the cartridge can headspace properly in the chamber.

For a select group of shooters, including the author, half-MOA just won’t cut it, and their fastidious efforts are considered a valuable investment of time.

The new A-Tip from Hornady Manufacturing is the culmination of years of research into low-drag, high-performance match bullets.

The A-Tip—designed for precision and long-range shooting—features a long, uniform, precision-machined aluminum tip..

It’s companies like Leupold, which doesn’t simply rest on its gold rings when it comes to besting even its own products, that keeps the optics game interesting.