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Zeroing Tips from the Guru
I RECENTLY WATCHED SEVERAL “HOW-TO” VIDEOS, ON THE SUBJECT MATTER “HOW TO MAKE ADJUSTMENTS TO YOUR RIFLE SCOPE”. ONE THING I NOTICED QUICKLY, WAS A LACK OF CLEAR EXPLANATION OF HOW TO DO IT, WHAT THE “CLICKS” INDICATED, MINUTE OF ANGLE, & JUST HOW MANY CLICKS WERE REQUIRED TO MOVE THE BULLET’S IMPACT POINT @ […]
Data for the 300 HAM’R
New Data for the 300 HAM'R is available from our labs.
A New Contender for the Heavyweight Crown?
Kevin Newberry looks at a promising 147 grain bullet in the 9mm Luger.
A SEARCH WARRANT GONE BAD
A defective shotgun and an accidental discharge make a very memorable search warrant.
The Guru Takes on Barrel Break-In Procedures
The Guru takes on Barrel Break-In Procedures.
Blackhorn 209, Finally a Solution to Black Powder Fouling
Reece Talley, a California Hunter's Safety instructor, shares his experiences with Blackhorn 209 while teaching another generation of hunters.
Wolves in Dog’s Clothing
A brush with an illegal breeder in the sagebrush country of California reveals a real threat to ranchers and native species.
By Jim Waddell
LIGHT WEIGHT RIFLES & HANDGUNS: When is too little to much?
When is light and handy to little for the job at hand. The Guru knows.
Letters to the Editor
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