Mike Powell gets himself acquainted with the latest tactical rifle launch from Savage and MDT, in his B22 Precision rifle review Ahead of this B22 Precision rifle review, were I to be totally honest, I would have to say that…
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B22 Precision rifle review with Mike Powell
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Speed or power in rifle ammo – which is the best?
Should your ammo offer speed or power? Will O’Meara compares the leading loads. Should your ammo offer speed or power? Will O’Meara compares the leading loads This season, I have had the privilege of using new rifles in new calibres…
243 Model 11 from Savage review
The weight is over for Mike Powell as he enjoys the perks of the slimline .243 Model 11 from Savage. Having owned and shot rifles for more years than I care to remember one thing has become clear to me:…
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SPONSORED: Norma Tipstrike™
If you’re looking for an instant instant stop, then you’ve found it. Tipstrike is developed for stopping power, combined with a penetration deep enough to reach the vital organs of the game. The polymer tip assures the expansion and gives…
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Weighty Issue: Byron Pace builds on his investigation into bullet construction
Leaving sectional density behind us, it is probably wise to add a brief discussion on the ballistic coefficient (BC) of a bullet for those who are not familiar with it. The ballistic coefficient in itself will have very little effect…
