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In Memoriam: Jim Borden — Great Action-Maker, Gunsmith, and Hall of Fame Shooter
NOTE: We are sad to announce that, on September 27, 2026, Jim Borden passed away from pancreatic cancer. Jim, who founded and operated Borden Accuracy, was a great shooter as well as a designer/builder of superb actions and complete rifles. Jim won 11 National Benchest... Read more
SunDay Gunday: Seb’s 7 FCP F-Open Rifle with Borden Action
NOTE: We are sad to announce that, a week ago, Jim Borden passed away from cancer. Jim, who founded and operated Borden Accuracy, was a great shooter as well as a designer/builder of superb actions and complete rifles. Jim won 11 National Benchest Championships, was... Read more
Key Tip for Hunters — Find Your Cold Bore Point of Impact
Photo of Browning X-Bolt rifle courtesy Browning. Hunting season is coming up very soon, so it’s time to get your rifle squared away. You’ll want to zero that rifle before the hunt, and you need to know how your shots will impact with a cold... Read more
Saturday Movies: How Rifle Scopes Function — Optics & Controls
A good riflescope is essential for many types of competition, and the vast majority of hunters have scoped rifles. Some F-Class and benchrest competitors are now using optics with up to 60X magnification. Over the past 30 years, scopes have continued to evolve with improved... Read more
Anti-Cant Level Device for Scopes — Smart Gear You Should Use
In a helpful NSSF video, Ryan Cleckner explains why you normally should avoid canting your rifle — rotating it clockwise or counter-clockwise. Cleckner explains that canting the rifle in one direction or another will change the point of impact: “When you rotate the rifle, not... Read more
Barrel Length Cut-Down Test — 6.5 Creedmoor Velocity Per Inch
Rifleshooter.com does some great original research — providing “hard data” you can’t find anywhere else. Here are the eye-opening results of Rifleshooter.com’s 6.5 Creedmoor barrel cut-down test. You may be surprised at the results. Read on… What do you get when you cut a 6.5... Read more
Reading the Wind When Hunting Is An Important Field Skill
On the Defensive Edge Website, you’ll find a good article by Shawn Carlock about wind reading. Shawn is a veteran law enforcement marksman and a past USPSA national precision rifle champion. Shawn offers good advice on how to estimate wind speeds and directions using a... Read more
Check Your Primer Pockets with Precision Swage Gage™ Tools
One side of this gauge is the “go” side which quickly tells you the depth of a primer pocket, whether any crimp is properly removed, and whether the primer pocket is loose. If it feels loose on the “go” side, use the other end of... Read more
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