Rifleshooter.com’s Classic Series- Select timeless articles republished for today 35 Whelen: That Whelen Feelin’ Again Once in a while, after you’ve played with all the new rifles long enough, a wave of nostalgia washes over you and leaves you beached by an old Mauser Œ98. I hit such a tidal wave recently.A colleague was wanting to [...]
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Rifleshooter.com’s Classic Series- Select timeless articles republished for today The .270 in Africa We had been hunting Waterbuck for three days and my mind was recollecting magazine photos of happy hunters with dead Waterbuck. Which was in stark contrast to my own magnificent chagrin. The closest we had come was a bouncing Waterbuck bullseye butt melting [...]
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Rifleshooter.com reviews the FN SPR A3G 308, bolt action rifle. The FN SPR A3G is the flagship of the FN SPR line. FN SPR rifles use a controlled round feed action with a cold hammer forged chrome lined barrel. The A3G features a 24″ fluted barrel with well executed target crown, standard floorplate magazine, parkerized [...]
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Bushmaster ACR review by Kuduking Picked up the T&E Ban Compliant ACR yesterday. Today I began a test of the weapon. After field stripping it at the shop, I was impressed with the fit and function of the parts. Obvious thought and testing prior to release went into the production of this carbine. It is [...]
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Most carbine shooters run iron sights, a red dot, or a fixed magnified optic. A few months ago I headed to the range with a sample of each to see if one sighting system would offer an advantage over the other. Representative sampeles were a factory FSB and a CSAT rear in a Larue BUIS [...]
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Paul Howe is a 20 year veteran of the US Army. He spent ten years in special forces. About ten years ago he started a shooting school, Combat Shooting and Tactics (CSAT) in Texas. He certainly understands shooting. Paul has developed pistol and rifle standards that provide a solid baseline for shooters looking to keep [...]
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