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There are many ways to clean brass. Cleaning your brass is a necessity. Foreign material in or on our cases can cause all kinds of problems. Damage to expensive reloading dies, damage to rifles, and various other issues can arise if proper care is not taken. Historically, shooters tumbled...

Just finished up an article that should help people gain a better understanding of the pressure at play in their firearms. Let me know if you have any questions and I look forward to your comments!

Sometimes you just need to stomp on something... HARD. That is why I have Odin. Odin is my DT HTI. When you press the trigger on a 352gr bullet with a G7 BC of .410 from a TS Customs 34" 375CT barrel, anything on the receiving end had better be heavily anchored. I've owned several ELR...

If you don't already, you are just ASKING for trouble if you don't have one of these in your reloading area. http://amzn.to/29l9nYN This is especially true if you anneal, but you really should have one in there anyway. It could save your life, lives of your family, and possibly...

I have been historically unhappy with my torches I've run on my annealer. They always worked, but they just weren't super easy to adjust. Turns out there's a type of torch that solves that problem quite well! Super uniform flame and an infinitely adjustable valve. Not touchy at all like the...

I had another fun interview with Kirk Young recently. We went through Gunhive.com and a lot of the cool things it can be used for. It was great to hear Kirk's perspective on it. If you haven't taken a look at Gunhive.com yet, go have a peek! www.gunhive.com Have a listen...

Complete build thread: https://forums.gunhive.com/topic/211/orkan-s-new-reloading-bench - - - -

PRPM - Episode 13, Mt St Helens On this episode of Primal Rights Predator Management the guys started calling just a bit too early, and the dogs got them into a tough position! Despite adversity, they prevailed and separated one part of the coyote from his other parts.

Even a novice handloader should know that the focus of identifying and uniforming all of the variables associated with producing loaded cartridges is one of the most important aspects to rifle accuracy. If all other aspects of physically firing a rifle are performed with exacting precision and...

Hi gang, We've been hammering out some articles on shooting technique lately. I thought they might be of interest to some. http://www.primalrights.com/forum/article.php?a=6767 http://www.primalrights.com/forum/article.php?a=8945 http://www.primalrights.com/forum/article.php?a=8957...

If to err is human, I was reminded of just how human I am yesterday morning. Yet with every defeat, brings the possibility of victory. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Se8QHVTAEpc

Had a nice double this morning. http://youtu.be/sLcSA79Z1IU

I talked with Tom Manners last week, and for those of you that don't know, Manners makes some of the best composite stocks in the world. They have been doing custom inlets on all their stocks for Sako Quad's for a long time now, but only offer one molded stock; The T4. Obviously this has...

All suppressors are not created equal, or straight, for that matter. Always be sure to leave your suppressor with your gunsmith so he can check your can's concentricity at the time of barrel threading. This video will likely shock you, as it did us. http://youtu.be/ANJYxgbWYTc

Do you trim meplats, use a pointing die, or do you trim meplats and then point?

Did a little write-up on the Spectre II suppressor. I'm enjoying it immensely as of late. :) http://www.primalrights.com/forum/review.php?a=7465

I'm curious... Is there anyone here that can read wind consistently to within 1mph, up to 20mph?

A bullpup bolt-action, magazine-fed, switch-barrel, multi-caliber weapon capable of quarter-MOA accuracy. What's not to like? This rifle has graced the silver screen, and has been on a number of TV shows such as Mythbusters and the Military Channel's "Ultimate Weapons." It has also been on...

No matter your rifle, sighting method, firing position, or distance to target; Grip technique is one of the most important aspects of operating a precision rifle effectively. As an instructor and as a shooter, I have seen just about every kind of grip imaginable. Of all the precision rifle...

I've been using RCBS Chargemasters for several years. They've been a great part of my reloading gear, but there has always been room for improvement. This weekend I set out to solve the last real problem I had with mine, and that was powder over-throw. I would have an over-throw anywhere...