Entries Tagged Shooting

Changing how you hold a rifle can change the point of impact.

To get the most from a rifle, don’t fix what’s right and don’t tolerate what’s wrong.

Ditch the shooting bench this summer and prepare to make those difficult shots you’ll encounter in the field this fall.

All rifles are headspaced and test-fired at the factory. But headspace is easy to check. Here’s what it is and why it matters.

Designed specifically for the Production Class requirements of the PRS.

Mastering the four basic shooting positions will pay off big time in real world hunting situations.

Looking to stretch the distance next time you're hunting coyotes? Here are a few pointers to consider.

Don’t assume a scoped rifle, slug gun or muzzleloader is still driving tacks if you traveled to deer camp by airplane. Here are three tips for sighting-in firearms before heading into the field.

The off-season will soon be upon us, and that means it’s time to get serious about practicing your rifle shooting. Get away from the bench and work on these practical shooting practice positions.

Before purchasing a rifle or any other firearm to put under the Christmas tree this year, make sure the gun fits the kid or adult you're buying it for.

Taken from the military’s battle-proven M24 SWS, the Remington Gen 2 Rifle features 5-R rifling that takes accuracy to a new level.

Missing shots at deer? Here's your fix: Learn how to properly zero your rifle, and gain a deeper understanding of a bullet's arc.

The guys have a little fun with Federal's new Hydra-Shok Deep. Featured: cherry sodas (or Gatorade?), golf balls, clay pigeons and one ruined pair of pants.

Prone is the most stable shooting position you can get, but it does require the right setup. Here's how to shoot from prone when you don't have a rear sandbag to support the stock.