In the world of gun writing, the use of clichés is all too prevalent. “Venerable” is one and “iconic” another. Both are overused to the point of absurdity, but how else do you describe the Remington Model 700…
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This Week in History: On September 21, 1893, Frank Duryea drove the first American-made gasoline-propelled vehicle. September 22, 1499: Switzerland became an independent state. September…
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Much of what one learns is truly inexpressible to others—so it’s a wonderful rarity when someone can put their knowledge into words. Bill Wilson, of Wilson Combat, started by plinking at a young age, but in the 1970s, he began gunsmithing in the back of his family’s jewelry store in Berryville, Ark., calling this one-man effort Wilson’s Gun Shop, which later evolved into Wilson Combat. Wilson became a top competitor in numerous disciplines during the same time period. Just as he became known for his shooting skills, Wilson Combat became known for high standards of quality and performance. Wilson was…
KJI (formerly Kopfjäger), known for its precision shooting rests and tripod systems, has announced the release of two new items designed for the long-range shooting enthusiast: the KJI K950 Tripod and the Titan Inverted Ball Head KJI K950 TripodThe KJI K950 Tripod is a heavy-duty, carbon-fiber platform built for precision shooters running heavy rifles and large optics. Weighing 6 pounds, 3 ounces and rated for a significant 170 pounds total, the K950 should easily provide the stability required for long-range precision work or field shooting without the bulk of traditional steel tripods. The twist-lock mechanism is CNC-machined from aluminum and…
I have always wanted a high-quality .22 target rifle, but could never afford one until just recently, when I found an old Remington 40-X single-shot rifle in pieces at an estate auction. Because it was in pieces and had no sights, the price was low enough for me to take it home. After thoroughly cleaning the rifle, I started to make note of the parts needed and questions that arose as they materialized from my inspection. My intention is to resurrect this wreck of an old gun to tip-top shooting shape suitable for competition and to learn about its history…
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Armed Citizen® Today In Hancock County (near Indianapolis) on July 21, a man driving a Dodge began following a man driving a Volkswagen extremely closely. When the two vehicles had to stop in a construction area, the Dodge driver exited his vehicle, aggressively approached the other driver and initiated a confrontation, pointing into the window, cussing in a “very hostile” manner and threatening bodily harm. The Volkswagen driver apparently drew his firearm in fear for his life and the life of his female passenger, whereupon the aggressor mocked him and told him to get out of the vehicle. He then…