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Tips for Off Hand Shooting

Off hand shooting at game is only for those who practice it often, so build the skill from dry fire to live fire at varying distances first.

Sean Utley reviews the TORIC 22-45X65 Spotting Scope

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Clients of these big bore builds have dropped rifles hard enough to break stocks, yet the TORIC LPVO still held zero after repair.

Reading turkey behavior from strutting to dusting tells you when a tom is distracted and when he is on edge, so you know when to move or hold back.

An air rifle competition after hunting season can keep your skills sharp with a quieter and somewhat less expensive way to shoot.

Good air rifle scopes pair short-range parallax adjustment with enough elevation travel to compensate for pellet drop at long distances.

Thinking About Air Rifle Hunting

Build a glassing kit around quality binoculars, then add a spotting scope and a solid tripod before small extras like a stool and lens pen.

The spotting scope vs binoculars choice comes down to terrain, with a spotter for long sits over open country and binos for quick use in thick cover.

Among the basic parts of ammunition, the bullet is either expanding and more common in hunting or full metal jacket and mostly used for targets.

Glasses wearers and magnum shooters both gain from having a rifle scope with long eye relief, ideally 3.5 to 4 inches.