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Christensen Arms Mesa FFT Review

March 24, 2023 By Terry Nelson

If you like to hunt and tend to be in the field all day on foot, then you most likely seek out and appreciate a rifle that is lightweight and very accurate. Enter Christensen Arms, established in 1995 and based in Gunnison, Utah. The company stands on their claim of always made in America, from the […]

Filed Under: Gear Reviews, Gun Reviews, Hunting, Rifles Tagged With: guns, hunting, review, rifle

6.8 Remington SPC Ballistics, Pros, Cons

March 9, 2023 By Joshua Gillem

6.8 Remington SPC Ballistics charts: This 6.8 Special ballistics chart shows 90 grain Federal Premium Fusion MSR rounds: Muzzle 100 YDS 200 YDS Velocity (FPS) 2850 2524 2221 Energy (FT/LB) 1623 1273 986 Drop (Inches) / 0 -4 Our next 6.8 Remington SPC ballistic chart shows 115 grain Federal American Eagle: Muzzle 100 YDS 200 […]

Filed Under: Ballistics, AR-15, Hunting Tagged With: 6.8 SPC, ar-15, ballistics, ballistics chart, rifle ballistics

25-06 Remington Ballistics

March 8, 2023 By Joshua Gillem

25-06 Remington Ballistics: This 25-06 Ballistic Chart shows 120 grain Federal Fusion rounds with a ballistic coefficient of .468: Muzzle 100 YDS 200 YDS Velocity (FPS) 2980 2778 2585 Energy (FT/LB) 2366 2056 1780 Drop (Inches) / 0 -3 Our next ballistics chart for the 25-06 centerfire rifle cartridge shows 100 grain Remington Core Lokt […]

Filed Under: Ballistics, Gun Info, Hunting Tagged With: 25-06, ammo, ammunition info, rifle, rifle ballistics

45-70 Ballistics Chart With Hornady FTX, Remington (Comparison)

March 7, 2023 By Joshua Gillem

Below are a few different 45-70 Gov ballistics charts showing 250, 325, and 405 grain bullets at various distances. After that, we share some history and show a few different rifles chambered in this iconic big-game cartridge. 45-70 Government Ballistics Charts: This following table is a ballistics chart for the 45-70 Government rifle with a […]

Filed Under: Ballistics, Hunting Tagged With: 45-70, government, rifle, rifle ballistics

Hunting Elk in New Mexico

February 3, 2023 By Terry Nelson

The New Mexico public draw for elk (and other big game) is now open and closes March 16th. 2023.  New Mexico offers world-class elk hunting opportunities throughout the state and is considered a premier hunting destination. The state is known for productive elk herds across diverse landscapes along with good hunting access via both public-draw and private-landowner […]

Filed Under: Hunting Tagged With: deer, elk, hunting

Hunting Blackbuck Antelope in Texas

January 24, 2023 By Terry Nelson

If you are a hunter and are looking to expand your hunting season with an exotic animal that is a striking trophy and excellent table fare to boot, look no further than the Blackbuck Antelope. Blackbuck Antelope also known by several other names including Indian Antelope, and Sasin are a species native to India but can […]

Filed Under: Hunting Tagged With: buck, field, hunting

270 Winchester Ballistics

January 20, 2023 By Joshua Gillem

270 Winchester: The 270 Winchester rifle cartridge is based on the popular 30-06 Springfield cartridge case necked down to accept .277″ diameter bullets. Winchester began producing the 270 Winchester in 1923. Although the 270 Winchester was in production in 1923 it was not officially announced until the introduction of their model 54 rifle chambered in their 270 Winchester […]

Filed Under: Ballistics, Hunting Tagged With: 270 winchester, ammo, ammunition, ballistics, reloading

360 Buckhammer Ballistics and Other Info

January 16, 2023 By Joshua Gillem

What is 360 Buckhammer? Remington Ammunition recently released a new straight-walled rifle cartridge called the 360 Buckhammer (similar to 350 Legend). It promises to be the next big thing in straight-wall hunting with good ballistics for taking animals up to deer and, according to Remington, black bear in size at under 200 yards. As of […]

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243 Winchester Ballistics Chart and Cartridge Guide

January 13, 2023 By Joshua Gillem

The 243 Winchester is a .24″ caliber centerfire rifle cartridge that is has a rimless, bottleneck case design. The 243 Winchester cartridge casing is reloadable after the cartridge has been fired or spent with various combinations of primer, powder, and .243″ diameter bullets. 243 Win History: The popular 243 Winchester centerfire rifle cartridge originated as […]

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The 270 Winchester, A Timeless Classic

January 12, 2023 By Terry Nelson

It’s been 98 years since the .270 Winchester cartridge (.277 bullet diameter) was first introduced under the name 270 WCF (Winchester Centerfire) and along with it the Winchester Model 54 bolt action. The Winchester company being the obvious designer. Only a mere 19 years had passed since the 30-06 was introduced in 1906. And while […]

Filed Under: Ammo, Hunting Tagged With: 270 winchester, ammo, hunting

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