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Sunday GunDay: The Classic Smith & Wesson Model 41 Pistol
The Smith & Wesson Model 41 is a classic American rimfire target pistol. Beautifully crafted, the Model 41 boasts a superb trigger, comfortable grip, and excellent accuracy. New or used, a Model...
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MTM Cleaning Rod Case — Handy, Effective, and Affordable
Here’s a cool product that makes it easier to stow and/or transport your precious cleaning rods. Sure you can tuck a single rod in a gun case, but what if you want to carry a variety of rods to the...
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Are Three Barrels Better Than One? Blaser Bockdrilling Rifle
CLICK Photo for full-screen view. If two barrels are better than one, then why not three? That’s the thinking behind the exotic Bockdriling BD14 from Blaser, unveiled at the 2014 IWA Show in Germany....
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Sunday GunDay: Super-Light 5-Lb Titanium Action Hunting Rifle
Here is Tom Mousel with Whitetail taken with his ultra-light hunting rifle fitted with 6mm Creedmoor Lilja barrel. Friend Cody (right) actually took the shot. This gun has a second barrel in 6.5...
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How and Why to Side-Spike Your Bore Cleaning Patches
When shooting targets, the closer to the center the better the result. But this is not necessarily true when it comes to using jags and patches. There are some good reasons to try spiking your patches...
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Loading at the Range — How it Works for Benchrest Matches
Shown are funnel with ultra-long drop tube (which helps get more kernels in the cases), RCBS Chargemaster (in wood box), and Hood Press (similar to Harrell’s Combo press). Loading at the range remains...
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Hornady Adds Two New A-Tip High-BC Bullets — 6mm and .30 Cal
Hornady recently added TWO new A-Tip® Match bullets to its High-BC A-Tip lineup for competitive shooters. First is a very impressive 6mm (.243 Cal) 120-grainer, and second is a slick, new .30-Caliber...
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Tiered Lyman Bleacher Blocks Aid Many Reloading Tasks
Here’s an inexpensive product that can make your case prep and loading tasks easier. We use and recommend the cleverly-designed Lyman Bleacher Blocks. These multi-level (stepped) cartridge holders...
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BargainFinder 570: AccurateShooter’s Deals of the Week
At the request of our readers, we provide select “Deals of the Week”. Every Sunday afternoon or Monday morning we offer our Best Bargain selections. Here are some of the best deals on firearms,...
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Sunday GunDay: .50 BMG Competition Rifles — The Big Boomers
For today’s Sunday GunDay story we offer a short history of the legendary .50 BMG cartridge, tips on loading, and some fun photos from FCSA matches in the Western USA. Fans of Heavy Artillery should...
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Saturday Movies: Eight Great Varmint Hunting Adventure Videos
This custom war wagon hauls varmint hunters around the Longmeadow Game Resort in Colorado. Bottom image by Forum member Randful, Big Horn Mountains, Wyoming. Will you be heading to the varmint fields...
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New Bix’N Andy Triggers for Savage Rifles
Bix’n Andy Savage TacSport Pro X and Savage Dakota Triggers Article based on review by Les Voth In 2012 benchrest shooter Chris Harris, owner of BulletCentral.com, brought Austrian gunsmith and...
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Do Suppressors Help or Harm Accuracy — Surprising Test Results
Are sound suppressors useful in competition shooting? In some disciplines, and in venues where sound “moderators” are permitted, the answer is “yes”. In a past edition of Shooting Sports USA eZine,...
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Air Travel with Rifles — Expert Advice on Packing and Re-Zeroing
The 2026 NRA F-Class Mid-Range and Long-Range National Championships will take place from October 25 to November 1, 2026 at the Ben Avery Shooting Facility in Phoenix, Arizona. Shooters can register...
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View Complex Scope Components with Sliced Cut-Away Weaver
Based on its external appearance, a modern riflescope may seem simple. It’s just a tube with two or three knobs on the outside right? Well, looks can be deceiving. Modern variable focal-length optics...
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Barrel End Threading — Bigger Diameter is Better
Our friend Robert Whitley of ARX Enterprises LLC has learned, through careful measurement and testing, that some barrels threaded 5/8″ x 24 TPI at the muzzle may not deliver optimal accuracy. The...
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See How Muzzle Brakes Really Work with Blast Trace Tests
A while back, the Precision Rifle Blog conducted a fascinating study of Muzzle Brakes. PRB figured out a way to show the actual “blast pattern” of gasses ejecting from the ports of muzzle brakes. The...
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Sunday GunDay: Match-Winning Palma Rifle of Ray Gross
This Sunday GunDay story celebrates an impressive victory by Raymond (“Ray”) Gross, one of America’s most skilled marksmen and a top team coach. Ray has mastered many disciplines including Service...
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Saturday Movies: Seven Smart Videos from F-Class John
Today we showcase seven videos from video producer, skilled marksman, and Forum Member F-Class John. A talented F-Class competitor (and past Mid-Range National Champion), John analyzes product...
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Do-It-Yourself Empty Chamber Indicator for Rimfire Rifles
Larry Medler has come up with a smart little invention — a simple, inexpensive Empty Chamber Indicator for rimfire rifles. It is made from a section of plastic “weed-wacker” line and a wooden ball...
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