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That just shows mechanical zero. actual zero may be left or right of that but it is the zero you base all others from.

I am a big fan of the 50gr. V-max at 3300fps. even out of my 11.5 1x9 twist it is accurate, explosive on target, and no over-penetration. I use H335 powder and cci primers.

Goofy Gimmick!!!! Carry a multi-tool, Carmax lip balm and a broken shell extractor and you have everything it can do (or needs done) for $50 (depending on multi-tool) and they serve a dual purpose.

Well I have a TRG22. Muzzle break is not needed and not allowed if you compete with it, a Harris bi-pod will work on the bottom rail with an adaptor(much cheaper but not as good as the factory one), Scope get what ever for now depending on how far and how precise you want to be. I suggest...

CMP Criterion barrels new manufacture affordable and very close to match quality. www.odcmp.com

I recently inherited an air gun that I know nothing about. My area is military arms and this is driving me nuts. It is a TELL model 63 in .22cal single pump. very heavy wood stock. About the same weight as my beloved 1903A3's. Nice but not great sights. Can anybody tell me about these. The...

I would agree with Noveske and LMT but I would scatch the Colt off the list for their politics and all the "PC"ing they do. RRA was great to my shooters at Perry and get my endorsement.

I love the A2 design. All that is left is ammo and fun time. Warning AR15 purchases are usually followed by a progressive reloading press.

I have 2 Colts, 2 Rock Rivers and a Stag Arms. Out of all of them 2 are my High power service rifles a Colt and a RRA. The RRA has better fit and finish and was a better buy. The Colts had lousy triggers that I had replaced by compass lake (still not the greatest but were the best at the...

I say re-build. Put all the new "pretty" parts on and make it a shooter. Review the CMP JC Garand match rules on modifications and set it up to comply. The Garand and Springfield matches are the up and comming "new" thing. Take it to a match and put it to work. Have fun with it.