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Torque and Scope Mounts: Proper Torque Specs for Scope Rings.(Post)
Understanding Torque Torque is, at its heart, a rotational equivalent of linear force. In a nutshell, it describes a twist around an axis and the related force around it. Think about a wing nu ...
Why a Rifle Loses Zero and How to Keep it Zeroed(Post)What Can Cause a Rifle Scope to Fail to Hold a Zero After Zeroing It? The most common problems with holding zero are excessive recoil, abuse, improper installation, damaged scope or defectiv ...
A History of Savage Arms & Tips on Mounting a Scope to a Savage Rifle(Post)Savage Arms, Some Call it "The Working Man's Rifle." I learned to hunt in the 80s with my dad and his friends, all laborers working in the iron trade. They worked and survived through the inflation o ...
How to Stop Flinching When Shooting (Post)Here is my take on recoil: Unless someone shoots a cartridge with more power than a person can physically handle, recoil alone has very little to do with flyers and sloppy groups. It is caused by fli ...
