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TACTICS & TRAINING
Seven Steps To Accuracy
If your hunting rifle isn't shooting as tight as you'd like, try these tips.
Hunting season is weeks away in most areas, but this is the time when we should be heading to the range, working up loads, checking groups and just plain practicing. So let's say you're on the range, and your brand-new rifle (or an old favorite) isn't shooting like it should. Surely there's something you can do, right? Well, not always. Any given rifle is capable of a finite level of accuracy. In other words, you can't make a silk purse out of a sow's ear. That said, there are a number of ...
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