Your rights as you know them are under attack The Biden-Harris gun policies that are spelled out on their campaign website are not being published o...
Beyond Trigger Control: The Imperceivable Press
The press of the trigger finger, removing the first stage of the two-stage trigger or resting solidly against the back wall of the single-stage trigger should NOT draw the attention of the instructor.
MDT XRS Chassis: Chassis features with traditional stock geometry and feel
BigJimFish Reviews the MDT XRS Chassis system for Remington 700 SA, Savage SA, Tika SA, Howa 1500 SA, and Rem 783 SA pattern rifles. Chassis has a hybrid plastichassis construction with traditional stock geometry. Composition, design, fit, appearance, machining, adjust ability, and suitability for PRS completion are discussed.
Zero Compromise MPCT3 Reticle Detailed Explanation
By now you’ve probably seen and heard a lot about the new ZCO reticle called the MPCT3. This new reticle has many small details that may go unnoticed until the reticle is being used. Because we’ve talked to numerous shooters around the world who are curious about the MPCT3, we’ve noticed a trend that most of these shooters hadn’t realized some of the smaller details in the reticle. We’ll describe these details and explain the advantages of them.
One of the downsides to using a ballistic calculator is the before vs after effect We read every day on Sniper's Hide about shooters who have issues...
Understanding your Ballistics Calculator Atmospherics
Understanding what your Ballistic Program is doing. We all have our favorite ballistic program we prefer to run. Whether it’s on our phone, watch, Kestrel or other dedicated device, the program is with us every time we are shooting. Each range trip we get the device out, update the environment, input our target distance, dial our scope, …
TriggerTech 700 Platform Two-Stage Triggers Review
BigJimFish Reviews the new Diamond and Special Two-Stage 700 Platform Triggers from TriggerTech
RCBS MatchMaster powder measure and dies review by BigJimFish
BigJimFish reviews the new RCBS MatchMaster powder measure and dies as well as provides some quantitative data on the effect of powder charge weight variation on down range vertical spread
One of the downsides to using a ballistic calculator is the before vs after effect We read every day on Sniper's Hide about shooters who have issues...
Understanding your Ballistics Calculator Atmospherics
Understanding what your Ballistic Program is doing. We all have our favorite ballistic program we prefer to run. Whether it’s on our phone, watch, Kestrel or other dedicated device, the program is with us every time we are shooting. Each range trip we get the device out, update the environment, input our target distance, dial our scope, …
Beyond Trigger Control: The Imperceivable Press
The press of the trigger finger, removing the first stage of the two-stage trigger or resting solidly against the back wall of the single-stage trigger should NOT draw the attention of the instructor.
One of the downsides to using a ballistic calculator is the before vs after effect We read every day on Sniper's Hide about shooters who have issues...
RCBS MatchMaster powder measure and dies review by BigJimFish
BigJimFish reviews the new RCBS MatchMaster powder measure and dies as well as provides some quantitative data on the effect of powder charge weight variation on down range vertical spread
COVID Quarantine driving you mad? Get a grip. Or, build one!
BigJimFish discusses improving firing hand fit with grip build outs made from polymer oven bake clay.
By now you’ve probably seen and heard a lot about the new ZCO reticle called the MPCT3 This new reticle has many small details that may g...
Mechanics of the Firing Hand
One of the greatest misunderstandings with respect to rifle marksmanship training over the years is the function of the remainder of the shooting hand that is not trigger finger.
Mesa Precision Arms Crux Custom Rifle and Titanium action review
Shooting steel at 1000yds with the Mesa Precision Arms Crux Introduction I first learned of the Mesa Precision Arms guys when I was doing the Grayboe Ridgeback stock review earlier this year. Prior to using their own branded bottom metal, Grayboe used the MESA bottom metal. While sourcing the bottom metal for the Grayboe review …
Get Civilized People, Suppressors Rock the Cat Box
Suppressors are a tool, and like any tool, they should be used in the proper context. They are broken down into niche applications, from precision rifles to sub-guns with high rates of fire used in close quarters. In other words, you don't want to mix applications if you can help it. That does not mean you cannot crossover a suppressor from one system to another. The results may vary, the basic principle of sound suppression not as much.
Featured Opinions
Frank is a legend in the sport. Nuggets of knowledge just flow out in these podcast. I teach people to shoot long range for a living, and I spend many a morning listening to Frank and his guests.
Love what your doing with length of pull. I run all my guns short and I’m 6’2”. Couldn’t agree more about “avoiding the hunt.”
