The wife's P365 has likewise been a joy to shoot. I can shoot is much more accurately than my CZ75 for some reason. Must be the sights.Then the R...

A bullet is easy to make. The jacket, not so much. What makes Bergers so good is the J4 jackets that have exceptional thickness consistancy. So too th...

When it comes to reloading components, there is only one big one; Normark. They import Berger and Lapua.Years ago Nicholas Yale imported Lapua bullets...

Well, the hollow of the Impala bullets are very wide. I would be really surprised if they do not expand. Also, at 100gr, they are not exactly light we...

Maybe I've been very lucky, but I've never had a primer detonate except when hit with a firing pin or airrifle pellet.

The EPL4 has a capped windage turret. The reticle is pretty good and not to fine for me at 4x. The illuminated centre also works well. The centre dot ...

Impala sold hollowpoint 100gr solids a few years ago. Don't know if they still do.Apparently they expand very well when shot into clay. And 100gr...

I am of the opinion that the action/stock interface has much more effect. Worrying about the barrel/action interface torqued to 150 N.m seems pointles...

Cant say I agree that it is a good idea. Makes replacing the barrel an expensive exercise.Not that the traditional way is inacurate. With the correct ...

I have been through that before. If it does not release by the third tap of the mallet my sphincter starts contracting... Turned out the agent I used ...

Some clever person have probably decided that it is not required. The rifles are shipped with a dessicant so chance of rust is slim to none. And proba...

I have read a few reports on US forums about new "dirty rifles"; usually from Europe.In the US there is no requirement for a proof test of a...

Titanium disulfide not so much. But I got my Mollyspray at a carparts supplier so phone around.For online purchase,

Or, make your way into the 20th century and use Molybdenum disulfide or titanium disulfide.And, yes, I know the 20th century is the 1900s. Just a snid...

Tikkas sometimes arrive dirty from the proof shots. Mine had a dirty bolt head. Probably from primer failure from the overpressure rounds.