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RECIPE: T/C Dimension Platform + 7mm-08 Rem Barrel + “C” Bolt & Mag group + Mike Bellm = .280 Ackley Improved T/C Dimension!
We get asked the question “Can the Thompson/Center Dimension rifle be rechambered like the Encore rifles can?” more often than you might think. Because [...]
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This includes what lies around and behind your target.
I had a young shooting friend pull me aside on Sunday morning to tell a story that will make the hair on the back of your neck stand up.
His family owns one of the pieces of land we do quite a bit of prairie [...]
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We’re big on children to learn to shoot the RIGHT way. Young. Safely. Under the watchful eye of adults. Our reviews of the Crickett .22 Youth Rifle and the Thompson/Center Hot Shot .22 Single Shot should be ready [...]
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I’ve got too many fighting style rifles that have been running just iron-sights-only for far too long. I believe in iron sights. And I believe every rifle with an optic (more specifically a battery powered optic) should be equipped with a reliable if not at the very least a bare bones set of iron sights. [...]
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A few weeks ago we received horrific news that a 5 year old boy had accidentally killed his 2 year old baby sister when he shot her in the chest with his .22 Rimfire Crickett youth rifle. Awful. I hate even thinking about it again.
Now a couple of things need to be made clear [...]
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That title is a really crude to say the new 1″ Leupold Quick Release Weaver rings in matte finish and medium height. Leupold sent me a pair of these bad boys to run with the new Redfield Battlezone .223/.308 scope I’m running with the Mossberg MVP in 5.56. [...]
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Rob Pincus, one of United States’ foremost authorities on self defense including home and family protection during a break in said at this year’s NRA Annual Meetings that your best option for staging a “Counter Ambush” (his term) could [...]
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Did you know that the bladed front sight on your Smith & Wesson M&P series pistol will serve as a simple improvement to the crude all black front notch on your S&W Bodyguard 380 pistol? Yeah, neither did I! Nor had I even thought to consider taking [...]
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I meant to share a quick post about Gunbot.net a while back but it just kept skipping my mind. Then last week I think I mentioned it in the FreeGunSearch.com post and it dawned on me I had somehow managed to overlook the fast growing little crawler site.
Where is all the [...]
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Disclaimer: This article contains tips for repairing and modifying an antique rimfire rifle. Any decision to apply knowledge gained from this article for the purpose of repairs is done so at the sole discretion of the reader. Haus of Guns will not be held liable in any way for stupidity, accidents or ignorants. Capiché?
Without [...]
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