Shooting
Top Shot on History
Whether it’s William Tell using a crossbow to shoot an apple off his son’s head, or Annie Oakley using a hand mirror to make a shot with a rifle slung over her shoulder, history is filled with legendary tales of amazing marksmanship. Now, HISTORY is tapping into these inspiring feats of sharp-shooting for its first-ever…
Read MoreNatural Point of Aim
(Part five of a nine part series, courtesy of Fred’s M14 Stocks) Welcome again to our series on becoming a Rifleman – someone who can, with rack-grade rifle and surplus ammo, maintain a 4 MOA group at ranges from 25 meters to 500 yards from field positions. In Part Four, we discussed the 6 steps…
Read MoreAn Afternoon at the Range
Reprinted from the May 6, 2010 edition of The Tactical Wire http://www.thetacticalwire.com/archived/2010-05-06_tactical.html About every week I say I’m going to the range, which is in my back yard, and do some shooting. And about every time something more important comes up. The key here is that ‘important’ is a subjective term. Sometimes, as I discovered…
Read MoreShoot With Candidates For Governor
Come out to the Elstonville Sportsmen’s Association on May 8th from 8:00am to 3:00pm, in Manheim, PA if you’re in the area. Two candidates for PA governor are hosting a shoot. Be sure to bring your own guns and ammo. I’d like to go out on a shoot with candidates for governor here in the…
Read MoreSwakane Canyon
Another great shooting location just outside of Cashmere, Washington. There really is something to be said for shooting in the great outdoors. You get to enjoy the sunshine, the scenery, and the fresh air. You’re not surrounded by other shooters at the firing line. Targets for the day were mostly coke cans and clays set…
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