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The Quest For Ballistics Software
By Gustavo F. Ruiz
“…The world's first electronic digital computer was developed by Army Ordnance to compute World War II ballistic firing tables…”
Yes, we are talking in relation to ENIAC the first modern computer in history, and please note what it was built...
How to Dope the Wind Beyond Belief-DVD Review
By Ernie Bishop
Dealing with the wind when shooting at distance is the “Achilles heel” for most long range shooters and hunters. In many shooting competitions there are wind flags at various distances to give shooters a better idea of the...
A Case For Competition
By Les Voth
Many sports benefit from cross training. Shooting, whatever the discipline, is no different. If you want to shoot IPSC, learning to pull the trigger without wrecking your sight picture is a useful skill. Jerry Miculek writes of how he practiced dry-firing...
Mating Scopes To Rifles, Barrels & Stocks
By Don Bitz - Owner - Stocky's Stocks
Since the telescopic sight took off in popularity after WWII nearly every bolt-action rifle in the world and indeed many other types of rifles, wear some sort of magnifying optic as a means to place their...
Scope mounting: Should I Lap or Bed my Mounting System?
By Jim See
The picture is of a very expensive action and a bolted and pinned on rail from the same company. On top of it is a precision ground parallel.
You can clearly see at the back of the rail there is a small gap between parallel and...
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