November 2010 Archives › Shooting Times
A bench rack is one of those things that once you’ve had it and used it, you just wonder how the heck you got by without it!
My favorite “social work” shotgun is a 12-gauge Remington 870P from 1978.
Though its biggest appeal comes from the easily accessed spare shells housed in the butt, this stock is also a straighter-line minimum-drop design that allows better recoil control for fast follow-up shots.
It’s heavy as hell, expensive, and rattles, but good gracious does it throw the most wicked patterns!
Increased velocity means less correction needed in adverse conditions.
Making history again with Goex’s new Reenactor Gunpowder.
As shotguns made today go, I consider the Remington 870 the very best choice for personal defense, but…
High-volume cartridge case manufacturing can leave a burr on the flash hole, which can deflect and distort the primer flame.
New data for Superformance powder and FTX, GMX, DGS and DGX bullets!
Periodically, I haul out my guns to record their serial numbers on a spreadsheet I created and wipe them down with oil…
Xtreme Sport Shooter to Push the Limit with Mossberg Shotguns.
Benelli jumps on the bandwagon with a tactical carbine. But this one is different…
New lever gun loads from Hornady offer even more performance, penetration and weight retention.
Jim spent his entire professional life conserving and enhancing Americans’ hunting and fishing opportunities.
Swift Bullets has two new Scirocco II bullets: a 6mm 90-grain pill and a .338-caliber 210-grain bullet.
Sinclair International has posted eight videos for anyone who wants to get started reloading.
When I was a kid growing up in southwest New Mexico, I was required to exercise my old pony every evening after school, which I didn’t really consider a chore, though the palomino tended to be a little salty at times.
Sierra’s Infinity Mobile software is for handheld computers and provides in-the-field ballistics information for shooters…
There is absolutely nothing wrong with a cheap rifle, if it is the right cheap rifle. The Marlin XL7 and XS7, recently rechristened the X7, are a couple of the best values on the gun rack, and the line continues to grow.
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