Getting Started in “Outlaw” 2 Gun: Anything Goes
There is a high likelihood that you may perform poorly at your first match… but failure pushes you to better understand your weapon and your technique. Without a doubt, the…read more →
The New Rifleman
In pursuit of practical marksmanship.
Author: lothaen
Capitalizing on the Best Features of the 20 inch Rifle
I love rifle length systems, though they have their place. Certainly clearing phone booths is not a 20s fortay… but that long tube as some major advantages to it and…read more →
USPSA: Over at LooseRounds.com
First Pistol Match, and its a great way for me to make ready with my daily CCW. Read Up at www.looserounds.com!
Would You Like To See Pistol Coverage?
So, I just wrapped up another weekend of shooting at my first USPSA pistol match. As per usual, I didn’t come in last, but I sure as heck didn’t come…read more →
Trijicon Releases New AccuPoint and AccuPower Variables!
Trijicon has made an official announcement of the new AccuPower battery powered product line as well as an update to the AccuPoint variable line. Each of these lineups feature new…read more →
Competition Weekend!
I will be shooting at an event this weekend, and will be cleaning up my blog for spring cleaning. I Will be back soon!
Ballistic Geeks: Why the 6.8 SPC is Nothing Special at TFB.
A data driven discussion on bolt thrust, the ballistic inferiority of 6.8 SPC, and all other manner of geeky ballistic data! Heaven! Summary: 5.56 aint that bad.
Is Your Red Dot Turning Into Sour Grapes? On LooseRounds.com
Is your vision turning your RDS into a smear, comma, or grape cluster? Some tips and solutions at www.looserounds.com!
The Carbine and the Rifle at Unkown Distance: The Value of Velocity
I read about plenty of shooters who pat themselves on the back for hitting a target at 400-500-600-700 yards with their SBR in 5.56 or .300 blackout. These shooters have…read more →
The Art of Slinging Up: At LooseRounds.com
Need a primer on sling use? Well, here you go: