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  • Ultrasonic Cleaning, Case-Neck Friction and Bullet Seating

    Our IT guy, Jay (aka JayChris in the Forum), was having some issues with his .260 AI. A load with known accuracy had suddenly and mysteriously stopped shooting well. Jay couldn’t figure out what was going wrong. Then he remembered he had cleaned his brass... Read more

  • 6.5 Creedmoor Featured in Shooting Sports USA Archive

    We often get questions about the 6.5 Creedmoor Cartridge — folks ask where they can find good resources for this cartridge, which is popular with Across-The-Course, High Power, and tactical shooters. We did some searching and found that the August 2011 digital edition of Shooting... Read more

  • California Pistol Micro-Stamping Requirement Goes into Effect

    From now on, California will require all new-model semi-automatic handguns to be manufactured with microstamping technology (aka “ballistic imprinting”). This requirement went into effect on May 17th, when the California Attorney General’s office declared that technical and patent barriers to the implementation of microstamping had... Read more

  • Ruger Shooting Sports Introductory Videos

    Ruger has created a series of videos showcasing Metallic Silhouette, IDPA, SCSA (Steel Challenge), and USPSA shooting events. Log on to Ruger’s Beginner’s Guide to Shooting Competitions webpage to see informative videos on each of these popular sports. Below you can find the Video on... Read more

  • Berger Article on Cartridge Overall Length and Base-to-Ogive

    Effects Of Cartridge Over All Length (COAL) And Cartridge Base To Ogive (CBTO) – Part 1 by Bryan Litz for Berger Bullets. Many shooters are not aware of the dramatic effects that bullet seating depth can have on the pressure and velocity generated by a... Read more

  • 2013 Traveler’s Guide to Firearms Laws Now Available

    Many readers will be driving across multiple states this summer to attend competitions. Other shooters will be heading out of state for a game hunt or prairie dog safari. For $13.95 you can purchase a state-by-state Traveler’s Guide to firearms laws. This book can help... Read more

  • When Good Scopes Go Bad — Making the Difficult Diagnosis

    Riflescopes are mechanical contraptions. One of the sad realities about precision shooting is that, sooner or later, you will experience a scope failure. If you’re lucky it won’t happen in the middle of a National-level competition. And hopefully the failure will be dramatic and unmistakable... Read more

  • Tips for Buying and Selling Gun Stuff Online

    These days, online gun auctions are busier than ever. Many folks are purchasing arms for the first time, and sellers are enjoying good prices for their wares based on increased demand. Some people even think that guns may be a safer investment than real estate... Read more