Precision
Ontario's 1,000-yard line runs on a *military calendar*
A current Ontario shooter asks what rifle reaches 1,000 yards. The harder limit is the small number of civilian dates available on CFB Borden's ranges.
Precision
Technique, data, rimfire and centrefire precision, rifles, optics, and the craft of putting rounds where they are meant to go.
Gear
Electronic ear pro: *between the shots*
Electronic hearing protection earns its place when it keeps the range audible and its seal intact after a rifle stock reaches the cheek weld.
Precision
Under the stock, *less uncertainty*
A rear bag will not purchase a good group. It can make the soft part of a precision-rifle setup repeatable enough that the next group tells you something useful.
Precision
Thirty-four entries put *mounted shooting* on Alberta's clock
Outlaws Paradise begins in Sturgeon County with 34 entries and five stages. That is enough to show that Alberta mounted shooting is a scored sport with real structure behind it.
Gear
Cadex CDX-SS Seven S.T.A.R.S. Pro 6 BR *rifle review*
After roughly 500 rounds, my Cadex CDX-SS Seven S.T.A.R.S. Pro in 6 BR has become the most accurate and most-used precision rifle in his collection.
Handloading
A primer family sets the *order*
Current Canadian primer listings are less empty than they were. The useful lesson is not panic-buying. It is building a compatible bench plan around the primer family and published data you can actually support.
Gear
The smart scope can *wait*
Smart optics are becoming visible in the Canadian precision aisle. For a newer shooter, the screen is still the wrong first shortcut.
Gear
Nightforce put *new pressure* on the middle shelf
The Nightforce NX6 is now visible in Canadian retail at mid-tier money. That does not make it the automatic answer. It makes the counter comparison harder.
Precision
Burns Lake gave *0.37 MOA* a scorecard
Endako Blackjack's posted Burns Lake results turn one excellent 0.37 MOA group into a better precision lesson: steel, time, centre error, group shape, and repeatable proof all count.
Precision
Heatwave: Sunstroke puts *weather* in the notebook
SAPRL's Heatwave: Sunstroke rimfire match is a useful current Canadian precision lesson. The weather is not background. It belongs in the notebook beside the zero, hold, stage plan, and result.
Precision
100.18 is not a *typo*
The current Canadian F-Class Nationals score table has clean cards like 100.18 and 100.17. For newer shooters, the useful lesson is the number after the dot.
Precision
Alberta's PRS weekend sorts the *range bag*
The Apex Rocky Mountain Challenge is back near Calgary next week. For newer Canadian precision shooters, the useful lesson is not another rifle dream. It is what a match bag has to survive.