Precision
A *faulty target* came out of Canada's Field Target Nationals
Canada’s Field Target Nationals report records an intermittently failing target removed on Sunday. The scoring rules explain why that detail deserves a place beside the results.
Precision
Technique, data, rimfire and centrefire precision, rifles, optics, and the craft of putting rounds where they are meant to go.
Precision
During *Coaches Week*, shooting clubs have homework
National Coaches Week offers free learning today and shooting-specific training this week. Clubs can help volunteers turn a course into sustained coaching.
Precision
Black Magic and the *10,000-joule* fine print
An NFA giveaway invites a closer reading of Canada's 10,000-joule provision, the measurement details it leaves unspecified, and the limits of a rifle specification.
Precision
At OSA's Field Hunt, support comes *lane by lane*
OSA's Field championship is scheduled for September 13. Its published format asks rifle owners to work with the support available at each lane.
Gear
Reading *eye relief* across two Vortex price brackets
Two Canadian Vortex listings pair C$679 with 3.9 inches and C$4,699 with 3.5. The manufacturer figures show the limits of comparing optics by one specification.
Precision
Twenty clubs, *one Saturday* of Canadian trap
The CTA’s September 12 satellite shoot puts 300 targets on local trap fields and combines the results nationally. Twenty clubs were listed as of August 6.
Precision
15 inch-pounds, or *28.*
Outdoor Canada's pre-season checklist points to one small job with four separate answers. Scope rings, bases, rail clamps and action screws each need the number their maker publishes.
Gear
Buying a borescope starts with the *phone*
An Android buyer asks about Teslong. Current model documents show why the exact camera, phone connection, app and probe deserve a check before ordering.
Precision
With *.22* expected this autumn, Hirsch points buyers to dealers
Hirsch Precision expects an autumn rimfire order, with almost all headed to Canadian dealers. The forecast gives buyers a reason to ask about allocation and matching ammunition lots.
Gear
Left-handed, and buying a rifle to *keep*
A BC buyer tried a left-handed Tikka for the first time while weighing a Bergara. Handedness, fit and the exact Canadian configuration deserve their own comparison.
Handloading
Lake Echo *decides* your next cartridge
Berger's new 6mm bullet won in Utah. For Canadian reloaders, Lapua's catalogue and the distributor in Lake Echo say more about which cartridge belongs on the next barrel.
Gear
Lyman Brass Smith Case Trim Xpress *review* after a year on the bench
After more than a year, two failed trimmers, and more than 2,000 cases across nine cartridges, the Lyman Brass Smith Case Trim Xpress has earned a permanent spot on my bench. It only trims. That turns out to be enough.