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I guess the market for my ideal hunting scope is very small. With shot show just around the corner, every year I hope more companies offer scopes to fit my needs. And it seems every year I am disappointed. My wish list for a long range scope is very simple. 3-9, 2-10, 3-12, even a...

Title says it all. I am having problems discerning targets in these long range field matches. I will set up the scenario for you. Course of fire will be 10 targets for this stage in 2 minutes. 10 shots total. The field has 20 or more targets of varying sizes, and I am instructed to engage...

giving stevens 200 a fair shot (long range 30-06) I had a few objectives with this "budget" rifle. One being that I wanted to really give the savage/stevens a fair shot at being a truly capable long range rifle. The second objective was a rifle that delivered sufficient energy on feral hogs at...

basic drill was to hit the 12 by 14 inch target against the hill. Field is 1100 yards long. I pick a random spot in the field, set up camp, laser target, dial dope, and let the 130 jlk fly. Managed first round hit from this shooting location at 1086. First time ever to do this, only to be...

let me start by saying that I loved my premier heritage. the features on that scope are some of the best I've used, and it made long range ukd shooting so much easier. The glass was very clear, and everything worked at advertised. Until About two months ago I noticed it was that my dope was...

I have been shooting the heck out of my 6.5 little lapua lately. This is a fine cartridge for 1200 yards and in, but I am thinking of something with a little more legs. I have the room to shoot to about 1800 yards, and have a few extra 30 cal blanks sitting around. My smith already has a 300 win...

my rifle is finally complete. 6.5x47 lapua sorry i don't have any pics, but my version of a buy once cry once rifle is finally done. my 3.5-15 premier heritage and seekins rings arrived this weekend! this scope on top of a lefty stiller tac30 6.5x47 lapua, manners t4, and badger ordnance m5...

if i understand this correctly, the reason for having bushing style resizing dies is to account for different manufacturers brass thickness. if lapua is the only company making brass for the 6.5x47, would it be a safe bet to buy a non-bushing die? or maybe i should just buy redding bushing dies...

i picked up a left handed tikka 695 dirt cheap. it should serve well as a nice donor action for a 280 build. having trouble finding a quality picatinny rail. can anyone lead me in the right direction?

can someone explain to me density altitude? and how much does it affect distance shooting at low altitudes? 300-1500 feet above sea level.