Recreational shooting and other stuff
Although not the most common model, the Henry Frontier Threaded barrel lever action is worth tracking down if you’re a fan of suppressed rimfire. It combines some of the best things about recreational shooting into one highly entertaining package. That includes the affordability of rimfire, the fun of a lever action, and the pleasant shooting … Read more
Recently, I finished some Ruger SR22 upgrades. If you haven’t shot the Ruger SR22, I suggest you seek out an opportunity to try one. They’re compact .22 pistols with some quirks, but fun little guns to shoot. While the one I have desperately needs a threaded barrel for a suppressor, it’s getting a few TandemKross … Read more
KRG states that the KRG Bravo 10/22 Chassis is “For that dream build you‘ve always wanted”. Well, I already had what I consider to be my 10/22 “dream build“. Or maybe, the most accuracy I could afford, based on my skill. Because I could certainly spend more, but I don’t think I would shoot any … Read more
Throom is a company that offers reactive targets made from a self-healing polymer. If you’ve been following this site for any amount of time, you know I’m not a fan of shooting paper targets. I prefer reactive targets, which are usually steel. It’s very satisfying to hear the round strike your target, and see the … Read more
The Ruger American 17 HMR (Officially the Ruger American Rimfire .17 HMR) is a flat-shooting rimfire. And this article is an installment of my efforts to review each caliber option of the Ruger American Rimfire. This one happens to be chambered in .17 HMR. I decided to try this zippy little caliber after finding a … Read more
It didn’t take me long to realize that the PACT Club Timer III is not just a tool for competition. Even if you don’t compete, it will absolutely improve your shooting. As I spent more time with it, it became apparent that it was going to make a big difference in my progress. This is … Read more