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Category Archives: rifle
New on CTD: On Reliability of Drum Magazines
An overview of drums.
Accuracy testing plans
Buckhorn open sights are fine for up-close snapshooting, but I am not very good with them. For precision shooting, I would prefer a scope and 1-4x is a nice short range option. At 1x, it can be used as a … Continue reading
Reloading ammunition: a good hobby when it’s 106 degrees outside
Definition of a conundrum: having a great rifle and sufficient ammunition (courtesy of Federal and Hornady) but not being willing to roast or boil at an outdoor range. Indoor ranges are an option, but the extra noise isn’t to my … Continue reading
New on CTD: Incremental Improvements of SU16
A look at the evolution of the oldest SU16 variant, the model A.
Little Sarah
Posted in interesting people, rifle
Tagged 303 British, 9mm, bp;t action, carbine, dress, white
15 Comments
The very adjustable SSG08
I will be posting a practical comparison between SSG08 and SSG69 later this summer. One is adjustable but the other has the charm of simplicity. Shown here with the old version of 3.5-15×56 Nightforce scope.
24″ RFB in use
4-16x Vortex scope, Gemtech Sandstorm suppressor, Magpul VFG, RSA and sling. Same but with Keltec muzzle brake instead of the suppressor, and with Viridian X5L RS on the rail. I can’t wait to get it zeroed. Federal and Hornady both … Continue reading
The heffalumps are in trouble…
And speaking of A.A.Milne — does anyone know why all the texts of “Winnie the Pooh” are gone from the Internet all of a sudden?
Posted in advice requested, book, hunting, interesting people, rifle
Tagged 22LR, falling block, girl, Hot Shot
8 Comments
After the safety rules, the next most important thing…
…is to have fun.
New on CTD blog: Why Such an Emphasis on Accuracy?
How inherent rifle accuracy contributes to the ultimate success of an important shot.
My favorite 308 rifle.
After 8 months, my new 7.62 suppressor tax stamp finally got approved by ATF. My RFB has been restored to the correct configuration. YHM BUIS, 1-4x illuminated scope and (not shown here) Viridian laser on the quad rail. With 4x … Continue reading
Posted in rifle, sound suppressor
Tagged 308Win, AAC, bullpup, keltec, nightforce, RFB, scope
2 Comments
A petite bolt action rifle
AAC Micro 7 in 300BLK with Cyclone-K suppressor
Fathers Day range trip
Posted in interesting people, rifle, training
Tagged 22LR, child, Crickett, father, girl, pink
3 Comments
Flash hider for 10-22
Over a decade ago, back in the AWB years, I saw a Levang “linear compensator” and wanted it in lieu of the forbidden birdcage flash hider. At the NRA show, my friend Glenn gave me this cute device. Lacking a … Continue reading
Something neat showed up yesterday.
Full image shortly, I wanted to scope it first.
Loki PDW with Gemtech Halo
For upcoming Harris Publications articles. Without the suppressor, the 10.5″ barrel had quite a spectacular muzzle flash and generated considerable concussion. Loki | Gemtech
A special day, 23rd squared
Today, is a special day for me, it’s the 23rd anniversary of coming to the United States. Was a pretty good day, mostly spent taking photos of Remington shotguns, tactical and sniper rifles for several magazines. Good weather, a range … Continue reading
Posted in author, rifle
Tagged 22LR, America, anniversary, bolt action, joy, re-birthday, Savage
17 Comments
Little girl’s first day at the range
This girl and her mother were both afraid of guns. Her mother went just to learn how to unload them…ended up getting a taste for shooting, while her daughter turned into a full-bore gun nut at age eight. She started … Continue reading