An Introduction To Bow Hunting [Is it Pure Hunting?]
Introduction Bow Hunting captures the true essence of hunting. That it’s not about the animal but the pursuit. It’s spending time outdoors and learning from the challenges and failures that…
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What Size Scope Rings Do I Actually Need?
Most new shooters and hunters ask themselves the question, ‘what size scope rings do I actually need’, and face problems measuring their scope ring size. Here I provided a formula…
What are the Most Common Types of Air Rifles?
There are numerous distinct varieties of air rifles, each designed to meet specific needs and goals. Spring-piston, CO2-powered, pneumatic, and gas-ram air rifles are among the most prevalent types of rifles. The one you select will largely be determined by your budget as well as the function you need it to fulfill.
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This is How to Zero a Red Dot [Expert Advice]
The distance at which you are shooting and whether you have AR platforms, iron sights, a laser, and other equipment, all have a role in zeroing a red dot. The old-school way, on the other hand, is to position a barrel in the center of the target, look through the sight, and modify the dot placement so that it is directly in the center of the target.
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How Do Prism Scopes Work: [Need to Know Guide]
A prism scope is a rifle sight that focuses on an image using a glass prism rather than a set of lenses like regular rifle scopes. These small, tough sights work in the same way as red dot sights, but they usually have an illuminated reticle in the form of a dot or a cross encircled.
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