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Precision Reloading For Long Range Hunting
By Jerry Teo
When reloading for long range hunting, we want to make ammo that is as consistent and accurate as benchrest ammo but as functionally reliable and deadly as factory hunting ammo. Let's first look at the basic components and then what it...
Ruger Precision Rifle in .223 and Huskemaw 5-20x50 Blue Diamond Scope Review
By John Johnston
In May 2015 while taking the long range course at the FTW Ranch in southwest Texas I came across a rifle I had never seen. At first, I thought it was an AR but on closer inspection I saw the bolt...
Seven Days, Four Backcountry Bulls
By Andy Edwards
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As I crested the last bend of the trail and looked up at the ATV’s a mere 200 yards away, my mind began to wander and I stopped to take it all in. I stood there in the sun, horns strapped to my back and turned to see my wife and...
Songdog Fever -- Coyote Hunting
By Allen Jones
I grew up in south Alabama, and hunted and fished there through all my teen years and never saw a coyote. There just were not any coyotes (or armadillos) in the South at that time. The first coyote I ever saw was while I was on an elk hunting trip...
Prone Shooting Position
By Jim See
Prone shooting from the bipod should be our most accurate and precise position, yet some of us suffer in this area. I still see the biggest mistakes in this position at rifle matches from some well rounded and experienced shooters. Most of these issues can be...
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