A locking multi-rotation zero stop means this LR rifle scope can ride in a scabbard or pack without its turrets moving by accident.
Tag: long range rifle scope
The TRACT T-Plex Reticle: Precision, Speed, and Clarity for Every Hunter
Hunters praise the TRACT T-Plex reticle for clarity and speed, saying it helps them find the center fast when tracking deer in thick woods.
Properly Sighting In Your Rifle Scope
A group 2 inches high and 3.5 right needs 8 clicks down and 14 left when properly sighting in a scope with quarter-MOA turrets.
Why James Eagleman Prefers MOA
James Eagleman grants that Mil is faster for PRS and general use but prefers MOA when the target is as small as a golf ball or clay pigeon.
What to Do After Attending a Long Range Shooting Course
Wind is the one variable a ballistic solver leaves to your judgment, so keep practicing how to read it after attending a long range shooting course.
The Convenience of Scope Throw Levers
A gloved, numb hand slipping on the magnification ring cost one hunter a buck, the problem a scope throw lever is meant to solve.
Shooting a 22LR Rifle in a Whole New Way
After 45 years with a Ruger 10/22, the author tries precision rimfire shooting with a Bergara B-14R and finds CCI Standard Velocity grouped best at 50 yards.
Using Binoculars with Glasses
Wearing glasses with binoculars means fully retracting the eyecups, and eye shields can block side-light from the gap.
Scope Sighting Made Simple
Scope Sighting Made Simple
5 Long Range Shooting Tips
Steadier long range shooting comes from a stable rest and controlled breathing, built up through consistent practice over time.
Benefits of a Floating Center Dot Reticle
Benefits of a Floating Center Dot Reticle