Gun writers from around the globe gathered in Nashville, Tennessee in mid-May to get some first-hand experience with Beretta’s just-released APX A1 FS 9mm pistol. Where It Started Beretta first launched their APX series of pistols in 2017 in response to the U.S. Armed Forces’ XM17 Modular Handgun System competition. Sig Sauer won the military […]
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The JP Enterprises’ LRP-07H is a low-recoiling side-charging .308 that earns its place at the top of the long-range hunting and competition heap! Over the past few years, JP Enterprises has specialized in building high-end AR-platform rifles and accessories for the serious competition shooter. Since the tide has turned in favor of wide-spread sporting acceptance
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Learning how to tune a scope to a rifle is an important skill every marksman needs. Working in and touring leading firearms factories has given me some interesting insights into what it takes to make a quality long-range rifle shoot the same from gun to gun, from one day to the next. Gun companies who
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It’s easy to take gun cleaning for granted. The drudgery associated with cleaning can be minimized by using the correct tools or accessories that make the task easier. Over the years, I’ve established a routine for barrel cleaning. I place a rifle in a cradle and clean from breech to muzzle if possible. I hang
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Knowing which spec 6.8 Remington SPC chamber your rifle has means a lot. The 6.8 Remington SPC has been around for a few years, but few shooters realize that not knowing which chamber spec their rifle is can lead to a dangerous mishap. Here’s how to tell the difference. While it was still relatively new,
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