Temperature and humidity affect bullet trajectory. Lower temperatures precipitate denser air, causing more bullet drop and more drag. On the flip ...

Your gun firing position is an essential shooting element. Perhaps the best way to underscore the value of good shooting positions is to highlight...

Hunting is fun. Think about it. There’s a joy that comes with being outdoors, enjoying nature, perhaps companionship, and hunting down deer. Still...

You must clean your rifle regularly to keep it in top condition. A quick cleaning routine after 50-100 rounds, depending on the rifle, can help re...

You’ll want to remember a few things when choosing your gun firing ammunition. You must, for instance, consider the bullet weight, caliber, load ty...

The demand for hunting suppressors in the United States is at an all-time high. Consider the stats below according to the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacc...

If you’re a seasoned long-range shooter, the odds are that you know the effects of wind, air resistance (drag), and gravity on a bullet’s trajector...

Long-range hunting is a skill.  A skill you need to master if you want to take down a deer, elk, or any other animal from 700+ yards every time you...

There's more to long-range shooting than just having a good rifle and being a sharpshooter; you must also know how to adjust the long-range scope.

Ideally, you want the scope properly configured for precise, spot-on long-range shots. Sure, that sounds easy, but adjusting a rifle scope requires technical understanding. It is an essential skill you'll want to master if you're a long-range shooter keen on improving their accuracy.

This article covers rifle scope adjustment procedures to help you hit long-range targets with 100% precision.