At the turn of the 20th century, the epitome of light weight .22 rifles was created. Behold Remington No. 6. This particular example was built in 1906 and has been my trapline and woods rifle for decades.
For those not familiar, it is a takedown single shot, swinging block action, exposed...
My father's buddy bought one at the PX in '60 and I grew up hearing exploits of Han's prowess with it. When Ruger reintroduced the Bearcat in '93 I had one ordered in ASAP. After a bit of correspondence with Hans, I had it tuned and dialed in. The Bearcat has been my near constant companion since.
I put a large aperture rear sight and a white bead front on my LCRx 3. It has significantly increased the range which everyone who shoots it can make accurate hits on the 10" plate.
Contrary to what others on here are saying, you don't need a peep sight to be close to your eye to work. You...
I bought 2 RAR 17's for my kids. One shot MOA out of the box and one was 2+MOA.
The issue was stock warpage putting pressure on the barrel. I trimmed the plastic away, bedded an aluminum arrow shaft in the forend with Devcon, cleaned, de-greased and re-lubed the bolt and trigger and adjusted the...
Thus lies the difference between theoretical knowledge and actual experience.
I did some extensive field testing at work with my 35 Rem and 180 gr hard cast Keith style bullets. 300 deer at ranges from 8 to 200 yards were part of my research. Based on that research, and comparing numbers, there...
My Marlin 336 runs 180 grain loads at just over 2000 FPS. With a 100 yard zero it drops about 14" at 200 yards with an impact velocity of about 1325 FPS, which I consider the upper limit of its capabilities.
My Ruger 77/357 runs 180 grain loads at just under 1900 FPS. With a 100 yard zero it...