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Fur Loads
By Tim Titus
The coyote came through the sage at a steady lope. Pivoting the rifle and bipod in his direction, I let out a “Woof”. The coyote came to a stop and almost simultaneously dropped like the proverbial sack of potatoes.
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First Focal Plane vs. Second Focal Plane Scopes
By John Childs
First off, to understand the differences between Front Focal Plane and Rear Focal Plane (Also called First Focal Plane [FFP] and Second Focal Plane [RFP or SFP], respectively) scopes, you should understand the basic mechanics of...
22-284 Winchester: Life at 40X
By Robert Coles
After a recent varmint rifle build using the 284 Winchester case (TVHA issue 84) I made a mention that a barrel was on order for a 22-284 Winchester chambering. This article will focus on the cartridge and load development along with a field test...
Windage Compensation
By Jack Peterson, Producer of Best of the West TV Show
Anyone that has spent much time in Wyoming knows that the wind can really blow here. According to the University of Wyoming’s website at www.uwyo.edu, “Wyoming contains over 50% of the United States’ top categories for...
Is Your Rifle Ready?
By Darrell Holland
The engine of the Super Cub sputtered a bit as the pilot leaned the fuel mixture in preparation for a smooth landing on Indian Head Lake in Northern Alberta. The leaves had started to blush with color, and a heavy frost was still visible in the shaded...
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