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The New Rifleman
In pursuit of practical marksmanship.
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Running a Rifle in a Carbine World
I am the only one who shoots a 20 inch rifle at carbine competitions at my local club. I don’t get funny eyes and no one calls my gun a…read more →
ACOG TA31F: Intial Thoughts
Going used was a good decision. The ACOG is a product that is built tough enough to stand a lifetime of use. The forging of the aluminum housing is solid,…read more →
The B27 at 600 yards
Finally got a chance to shoot at 600 yards and I was stoked to do so. So far I have been shooting at the steel targets for practice but today…read more →
A Test of Rifle Skill
To successfully run this blog I need a way of assessing my rifle skills in a repeatable manner. It also has to be applicable to the readers of this blog…read more →
I Have Decided to Become a Rifleman
Here and today I have decided to pursue an elusive dream of mine. I have always thought of myself as a good shot… but I have never had an opportunity to apply any skills I might have into a setting that truly tests my abilities. I have recently become a member of a gun club with a 600 yard rifle range. I need a rifle.
I want a practical rifle.
I want something with a chrome lined barrel, iron sights, a long sight radius, and a pedigree for reliability and accuracy.
I will be commencing to build a new rifle soon.