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    Proper Eye Relief on a Rifle Scope(Post)

    What is Eye Relief? Eye relief is the distance between the eyepiece lens of a rifle scope and the shooter's eye that allows for a full field of view without experiencing vignetting, blackouts,

    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 of

    What is action length and why does it matter?(Post)

    At Warne®, we know that shooters understand the importance of a rock-solid mounting system for their optics. You’ve invested in a quality rifle and spent time picking out the right scope for you, for

    Shotgun Optics for Turkey Hunting: Finding the Right Setup(Post)

    Turkey hunting demands precision. Unlike wing shooting, you’re aiming a tight pattern at a small target, the head and neck, often under pressure and potentially in low-light conditions. There are seve

    How to Zero Your Rifle Scope(Post)

    Now that you have mounted your scope, torqued the base and rings, set it for proper eye relief, leveled the reticle, and  bore-sighted it, you are at the final stage of preparing your rifle for use

    Eye Dominance and Cross Dominance Shooting Solutions(Post)

    While taking my youngest right-handed daughter out shooting, I discovered she is left-eye dominant. Many shooters, especially new ones or parents teaching their kids how to shoot, have questions

    Getting Started in Multigun (Post)

    Multigun or Multi-gun or 3 gun are names for the shooting sport of using several different types of guns in a dynamic competition enviroment. There are several organizations that govern multigun match

    How to Mount a Riflescope(Post)

    Mounting a riflescope correctly is paramount for accuracy, reliability, and consistent shooting performance. Whether you have mounted a scope before, or this is your first time, it’s never a bad idea

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