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Three Press Comparison Test: Rock Chucker, Co-Ax, Summit
“The press is the heart of the handloading operation, also traditionally the most expensive single tool employed…” — Laurie Holland British competitive shooter Laurie Holland has reviewed three...
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Minute of Angle Explained by Experts — Informative Videos
This popular video, viewed 3.6 million times on YouTube, provides a clear explanation of Minute of Angle (MOA) and how that angular measurement is used. Among novice shooters, there is much confusion...
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Saturday Movies: 7mm Hunting Rifle Cartridge Options
We are coming to the end of another fall hunting season. If you are pursuing big game, such as Elk in the Rockies, you want a powerful cartridge that is also highly accurate. We like the 7mm for big...
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How to Wet-Clean Cartridge Brass with Rotary Tumblers
More and more shooters are “wet-tumbling” their brass (in liquid) with reusable polishing media, rather than using dry media in a vibratory tumbler. The “wet-cleaning” method works best with a rotary...
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Sunday GunDay: .300 WSM Carbon Tech LR Hunting Rifle
High-Tech Hunter in .300 WSM Since its introduction in 2001, the .300 Winchester Short Magnum (.300 WSM), has proven very popular for hunting and long-range competition. The case has ample capacity to...
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NO-LEAD Cleaner is Effective and Great for Rimfire Rifles
We have used NO-LEAD Cleaner in rimfire benchrest rifles similar to this modified Suhl 150-1. It helped restore accuracy with minimal brushing. Made by the same smart folks that created Wipe-Out™, and...
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Enjoy Rimfire Reactive Targets — Four Fun Options Under $50
Rimfire plinking with reactive targets is FUN and affordable. We always like to include REACTIVE TARGETS during a trip to the range with our .22s. Decent .22 LR rimfire ammo is not expensive, and a...
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BargainFinder 425: 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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Store Cleaning Rods Conveniently with Fishing Rod Racks
Forum member Nodak7mm has discovered an ideal way to store your rifle cleaning rods in your garage or loading room. Using inexpensive Berkley Horizontal Fishing Rod Racks, Nodak7mm has secured a...
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Save Money Shooting ARs — .22 LR Rimfire Conversion Kits
With inflation, the increased cost of .223 Rem centerfire ammo has driven more folks to shooting .22 LR rimfire ammo, both for fun and practice. Thankfully, handy conversion kits will let you shoot...
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Measure Pull Weight with Lyman Electronic Trigger Pull Gauge
We like Lyman’s Electronic Digital Trigger Pull Gauge, which is faster and more precise than the previous model. The latest Lyman Pull Gauge measures trigger pull weights from 1 ounce to 12 pounds...
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Consider Side-Spiking 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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Aluminum Jags Eliminate Annoying False Positives on Patches
Conventional brass jags work great — except for one thing. They can react to solvents, leaving a blue “false positive” on patches. In recent years, jag-makers have experimented with many different...
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Getting Started in F-Class — F-TR & F-Open Recommended Gear
On the heals of the USA NRA F-Class Nationals held earlier this month in Phoeniz, we’ll take a look at the gear used by F-Class competitors who shoot in F-TR and F-Open divisions. On the firing line...
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Load Powder More Consistently by Reducing Static Charges
In the wintertime, it’s common to encounter problems with static electricity when throwing your powder charges. The static can cause powder kernels to cling to the surface of reloading components, and...
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Saturday Movies — Video Reviews of Cool Tools for Reloading
For this Saturday-at-the-Movies session we offer a selection of videos featuring interesting tools and products for handloaders. If you spend much time in your reloading room, these tools can save you...
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Do-It-Yourself Ammo Caddy — Under Ten Bucks
Whether you should from the bench, or from prone, it’s great to have your cartridges in a convenient, easy-to-reach position. This article explains how you can build your own height-adjustable ammo...
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Sunday Gunday: Howa Rifles and Customs with Howa Actions
At top is a Howa 1500 in KUIU Vias Camo stock. Lower image is a Howa 1500 with KRG Bravo chassis. If you are looking to acquire a reliable, accurate rifle for a late fall hunt, Howa can be a good...
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Inside Neck Chamfering Tools — Many Options, Many Angles
Shown is the Redding Model 15-P Competition Piloted Inside Chamfering Tool with pilot rod that centers in the case flash hole. Also shown is a Forster 45° Rocket Tool. There are a wide variety of...
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Print Reloading Manuals — Great Resources for Handloaders
It’s great to be able to access online load data for your cartridges. You can quickly get load data for a particular powder and bullet weight. However, there are times when we prefer to consult...
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