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Welcome to the March Newsletter!

Thanks to all of you who stopped by our booth at SHOT Show this year! It's always great to have the privilege of talking with all of our loyal gun enthusiasts. If we missed you at SHOT 2019, we'll have another opportunity to meet and greet at the upcoming NRA Annual Meeting in Indianapolis, IN, April 26th-28th.

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The latest issue of Rifle magazine is now online! This issue features:

Legendary Arms Works Testing a New .25-06 Remington by John Haviland

SpikeDriver .454 Casull Big Horn Armory Model 90A Carbine by Brian Pearce

Accurizing Bolt-Action Rifles Factors and Considerations by John Barsness

Arisaka Rifles & Carbines Shooting Imperial Japanese Long Guns by Mike Venturino

Reclaiming the Stevens Mystique High-grade single-shots that were as good as it got. by Terry Wieland

The latest issue of Handloader magazine is now online! This issue features:

Cast Bullets and Battle Rifles Handloading for the U.S. 30s by Mike Venturino

.22-250 Remington New Levels of Performance and Versatility by Brian Pearce

Old Cartridges, New Powders .44 Special Shines Anew by Terry Wieland

Learn to Reload Case Inspection and Preparation by John Haviland

New Brass Improves Consistency and Concentricity by John Barsness

	SHOOTING BUFFALO RIFLES of the OLD WEST - Mike Venturino The latest reprint of Mike Venturino’s series on Old West firearms, SHOOTING BUFFALO RIFLES of the OLD WEST, evokes memories of these historic rifles, and the colorful char... More Information

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When it comes to handloading, the smaller details are never ending! You have to size cases, trim and chamfer, then clean primer pockets and clean the necks. Moving from one stage to another always means searching for the right tool on the bench— a time consuming ordeal.

Now, with the Hornady Lock- N-Load Power Case Prep Center, all these operations can be performed with one handy bench tool. This sturdy motorized unit can be bolted to the bench, and a multitude of tasks can be performed on one case by moving from one station to the next with a minimum of time and effort. On the bottom front of the machine are a number of “power takeoffs,” as I call them, that rotate when the unit is turned on. They accommodate various accessories.

Included with the unit are six brass brushes to clean the inside necks of cartridge cases.

To read more click here .

New Scope from KONUSPRO

A worldwide exclusivity of Konus and the result of a decade long project of electronic engineering, this one-of-a-kind model is taking advantage of a patented LCD technology that will let you browse through 10 interchangeable reticles for long range shooting, intermediate use, tactical and hunting. This is therefore the most technologically advanced and the most versatile scope in the market, a true quantum leap that is finally bringing the optical industry into the 21st Century.

To read more click here.

ZEISS Conquest V4 3-12x44 and 4-16x50

With the introduction of two additional Conquest V4 models, ZEISS provides new options for those that are in the market for a scope dedicated to their precision shooting rifle, or seeking an upgrade to their hunting rig. The new models include the 4-16x50 with ZMOAi-1 MOA-based reticle, and the 3-12x44 with two reticle options: the ZBR-1 MOA-based reticle with windage correction holds, and the ever-popular Z-Plex reticle.

To read more click here .