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Category Archives: Scopes
Don’t Be A Rifle Scope Snob
An optics snob doesn’t need to know what he’s talking about, so if you want to be an optics snob, don’t bother reading this. Don’t Be a Riflescope Snob Steve Sorensen A guy on the customer side of the counter … Continue reading
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Posted in Antelope Hunting, Bear Hunting, Big Game Hunting, Buffalo Hunting, Coyote Hunting, Deer Hunting, Elk Hunting, Guns & Ammunition, Hog Hunting, Hunting Safety, Moose Hunting, Predator Hunting, Rifles, Scopes, Uncategorized, Wild Boar Hunting
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The Great Sighting-In Debate, Part 2
The Great Sighting-In Debate, Part 2: Five Reasons Shooting Ability Is More Important Than MOA Accuracy By Steve Sorensen The view that you don’t need minute-of-angle (MOA) accuracy from a deer rifle does not mean accuracy is not at all important. … Continue reading
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Choosing the Best Do-It-All Scopes
By Ron Spomer Always consider these six factors when selecting scopes for your rifles! Some shooters think Do-It-All scopes are as impractical as Do-It-All rifles. However, a rather strong argument can be made for the 30-06 Springfield and a 3-9x42mm optic. … Continue reading
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An Elephant Gun For Hog Hunting – Why Not?
By Max Prasac A hog hunting expert answers questions about the proper firearm for a big ol’ pig. I have to admit that I harbor dreams of Africa. What hunter doesn’t? A number of years ago I was determined to … Continue reading
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A Dozen Quick-Hit Mule Deer Tactics Every Pro Uses
by Ron Spomer When it Comes to Mule Deer Hunting, Eyesight is Your Most Useful Piece of Equipment . It sounds easy – find a mule deer, sneak within range, and make a clean shot. Sometimes it is that simple, but usually it won’t … Continue reading
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