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The ZeroTech Trace ED 1-10×24 is a low power variable optic that pushes hard into territory dominated by much more expensive Euro brands. It offers true 1× magnification for reflex style shooting and stretches all the way out to 10× for shots at distance. In design, it aims to combine speed and precision into single …
The Lithgow Arms LA105 Woomera is a purpose built precision rifle developed with precision shooters in mind. Proudly manufactured in Australia by Lithgow Arms, a company under Thales Australia with roots dating back to 1912. The Woomera is a tool designed with accuracy and power. With the precision shooting market booming and PRS style matches …
A few months ago I was given the opportunity to test out the new Nutrek Reaper 1-8×24 LVPO. I’ve had it on my Tikka T1x .22LR for a while now and put together my thoughts on this little optic. As the title suggests, this scope is a low power variable optic (LPVO) with 1x to …
The Wedgetail MPR Micro takes the Australian-made MPR idea and shrinks it right down. It keeps the pump-action layout and modern receiver style, but moves into a compact .223 / .300 BLK package that is much handier than the larger MPR rifles. That makes it one of the more interesting Australian rifle releases for shooters …
One of the most common misconceptions in long range shooting is that shooting uphill or downhill dramatically alters bullet trajectory. While there is an effect, it’s nowhere near as extreme as many new shooters expect. Quick Take The Inclined Shots is worth judging by practical field use rather than product-page claims. The best gear solves …
The Hornady 25 Creedmoor is a new centrefire rifle cartridge designed to offer a balanced middle ground between the 6mm and 6.5 Creedmoor. It’s essentially a 6.5 Creedmoor case necked down to take a 0.257-inch (.25-calibre) bullet. After years as a wildcat, it’s now SAAMI-approved, with Hornady producing factory ammunition. The goal of the cartridge …
When I first started looking into long distance shooting, I found it hard to know where to begin. There were forums, YouTube videos, and endless opinions, but no clear path for someone starting from scratch. A lot of the information was scattered or too advanced, and I kept thinking that its going to take years …
Upgrading to an electronic level for your precision rifle? The MDT Send It Gen 2 helps you keep your rifle perfectly level by using lights instead of a traditional bubble level. This little devise senses the rifle’s tilt and shows an LED colour to tell you if you’re level. A green light means the rifle …
Quick Verdict: Nightforce MIL-XT Reticle The Nightforce MIL-XT is best suited to shooters who already think in mils and want a reticle that supports fast holds, wind corrections and practical long-range shooting. It is not the cleanest hunting reticle, but for precision rifle and competition-style use it gives a lot of useful information without forcing …
Having a precision rifle means you are interested in the challenge of repeatability, making sure that each shot is placed with as little deviation as possible. True precision shooting requires an in depth understanding of both internal and external ballistics, where everything from barrel harmonics to atmospheric conditions plays a role in consistently placing rounds …
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