Is a Mosin Nagant a Good Rifle for Hunting and Shooting?

Is a Mosin Nagant a Good Rifle for Hunting and Shooting?

I’ve owned several Mosin Nagant rifles. It’s by far my favorite military surplus bolt-action rifle. The Mosin Nagant will kill every animal in North America and can shoot as good as 0.75 MOA with basic modifications and good ammo. It is a practical hunting rifle and is common at milsurp shooting competitions. The drawbacks to…

7 Advantages of Striker-Fired Handguns Over Hammer-Fired Guns

7 Advantages of Striker-Fired Handguns Over Hammer-Fired Guns

Striker-fired handguns have exploded in popularity and acceptance since the early 1990s. Law enforcement, the military, and the shooting public have all found reasons to prefer them over hammer-fired handguns. This spike in popularity is understandable once the advantages of striker-fired pistols are explained. The striker-fired handgun appeals to shooters because they offer more “bang…

5 Great Options for NRL22 Open Class Rifle/Scope Setups

5 Great Options for NRL22 Open Class Rifle/Scope Setups

While the Base class in NRL22 has a combined budget limit of $1200 MSRP for the rifle and optics, Open Class has no such regulation. For the competitive shooter, this opens up a whole new world of possibilities including the chance to build an incredible target rifle to their personal specifications. Want to use the…

7 Great Rifle/Scope Setups for NRL22 Base Class Competitions

7 Great Rifle/Scope Setups for NRL22 Base Class Competitions

When getting started with competitive shooting, the first challenge to come to mind is building a rifle that will do well in competition. A good rifle needs to be an extension of the shooter’s rifle skills, something that will work with rather than against the shooter. Rifles for the NRL22 competition are no different. When…