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I called the company that sold me the scope and found out that if I had discovered the illumination issues prior to mounting it, they would have replaced it (life lesson learned). They were very surprised that I was having a problem with that model and referred me to Burris and their warranty...

I bought a Burris XTR II 1-5x24 to replace the Eotech on my company carbine. I finally had some downtime yesterday and had the opportunity to mount it. After mounting it, I dropped in the battery and found that the illumination feature on the reticle only worked after dialing up to 11 and then...

.308 208 GR A-MAX HORNADY 100 CT 87 in stock, as of now. I grabbed a few.

A couple years ago, my OCD got the best of me and I purchased a Sartorius scale to serve as a second step to my Chargemaster. I began wondering if the added step was netting me any significant gains, so I ran this test:

Classy Leonard Fournette defers Prep Player of Year Award to East Jefferson quarterback Eugene Wells Leonard Fournette normally is on the receiving end of handoffs, but on Monday it was the St. Augustine running back doing the giving, confirming a long-standing belief that his considerable...

He was on O&A one morning, when they had a phone interview with Donald Rumsfeld scheduled (Rumsfeld was doing a press tour for a book release). Louie had been telling O&A about how there is a theory that our government is actually run by "lizard people". No sh!t... It was extremely...

My vote: PWS PRC Precision Rifle Compensator, 5/8x24 threads, .308, retail packaging

I'm not sure if their shop is back at 100% due to the ice storms, but give Scott or his crew a call and they'll be able to help you. My Rem 700 was straight drop-in, with no bedding needed. When I mount my action into my McRees chassis, I put the stock vertical, resting on the buttpad...

Terrible tragedy, but at least 3 rules of gun safety had to be broken in order for this to happen. LORANGER, LA — Louisiana Department of Wildlife and Fisheries (LDWF) Enforcement Division agents and Tangipahoa Parish Sheriff’s Office (TPSO) deputies are investigating a potential hunting...

The pictures really don't do it justice. The temperature was in the low 20's and the sun made that path of blood glow red. The buck ran about 20-30 yards and then collapsed. The fact that they can run with that much blood loss is phenomenal.

One of my handloaded Sierra 175 gr SMKs out of a suppressed OBR 7.62. The shot was only 50 yards.

I would setup my camcorder and record my LR sessions (I usually shoot alone and can't always call hits at 1k), but I could only use about half of the zoom. With the heat and humidity in my area, the mirage was too fierce to use all of the zoom capabilities.

As part of the article advises: The Mad Chemist Needs A Neutralizing Agent At this point the brass was coming out with no carbon deposits whatsoever, but I wasn’t happy with the darkening of the brass so I figured a neutralization step was needed after the vinegar to stop the acid’s reaction...

Excellent read: UltraSonic Case Cleaning within AccurateShooter.com I use 50% water, 50% vinegar.. With a couple drops of dish washing soap.