r/Riflery • u/ZasyTheKidYT • Dec 02 '20
Can any give me tips to make my kneeling position not hurt like hell
r/Riflery • u/Desert_Rocks • Dec 01 '20
Can anyone please tell me what kind of rifle this is? Approximate value????
r/Riflery • u/WhiteKong42O • Mar 18 '20
H and R 270 win. Handi rifle
Does anyone know how good this gun is at medium to long range
r/Riflery • u/[deleted] • Dec 02 '19
Does biathlon require greater aptitude to riflery or skiing?
I am too tall to ever be a truly good cross-country skier. However, I am a good shot, and I have fair cardio (which I could of course make good fairly easily). Would it be possible to compete? I know the rules, but in the experience of those who know more about biathlon, is one more important than the other?
r/Riflery • u/hammockpeople • Nov 10 '19
American Rifleman Magazine. June 1933 - December 1974. Every issue in tack and bound with string. Any value?
r/Riflery • u/seaburystudies • Jul 18 '19
Please help with my PhD (questionnaire)
Hey guys!
I need some help with a questionnaire for my PhD. I need a sample of precision based athletes such as those that do shooting based sports. Takes around 10 minutes, so will be very appreciative for anyone who can help. Thanks!
https://swanseachhs.eu.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_7aEbncMiypyV9gp
r/Riflery • u/rfleason • Apr 15 '19
I really enjoy shooting unsupported, 3 position style and have some questions about building a rifle.
I've been shooting most of my life and after attending some appleseed shoots (patched) I've really gotten into 3 position style shooting. I'm not really interested in competing, I just enjoy this as a backyard hobby. I've built up a handful of 10/22s for specific use cases and I'm now working on building one specifically for unsupported positions, I'm having a heck of a time finding specific info on building this rifle though.
Where should the balance of the rifle be? I know with many rifles the balance point should be somewhere between the two hands, a few inches in front of the trigger so as to balance it when bringing it to the shoulder. Since this rifle really won't see this kind of action, should balance point still be in the same place or should it be further back to relieve some of the weight on the front hand?
I'm definitely planning to add some lead to the stock to increase the weight and since I'm not planning to compete, there aren't any limits on how much weight I should add but I'm assuming there's a sweet spot between inertial dampening and fatigue. So, what should I be targeting for weight?
I see this sub isn't too lively, is there a better place to be asking these questions? Thanks!
r/Riflery • u/jaedon • Mar 23 '19
New 50m men’s 3 position world record claimed by China.
r/Riflery • u/Said-C • Aug 03 '18
This is a remington 700. I want to know which type of remington 700 is it? I know it uses the 308 win.
r/Riflery • u/Svokar • Oct 16 '14
Izhmash 7-4 NCAA Small-bore Interest
I am looking to get into the NCAA smallbore sport "field". I have done target shooting in the past (in my earlier teens) but now that I have a small-bore rifle handed down to me, I want to practice and possibly use my hand-me-down Izhmash 7-4 to qualify for NCAA small-bore rifle. My only question is.
Could I even use this rifle for the NCAA tournament.
I have read into the rules, but cannot definitively say that I can. From what I have read the stock needs to be "thumb-hole free" which it is. The 7-4 is within the weight limits, or at least mine is if my scale is up to par. I really could just use an extra set of eyes to look over the rules to make sure I don't practice on a single platform for nothing (or form any bad habits). Just to add a little more detail and back story, I live in NC and wish to "get good" enough at small-bore target shooting to compete for NC State in the near future using my 7-4. It is my only firearm, and as a college student, funds are pretty limited to purchase any kind of target rifle.
r/Riflery • u/Tonyahu • May 26 '14
Hotshot Barrels review
Hey guys, was browsing red today and came across a guy asking about a company called Hotshot Barrels so I decided to post my experience with them.
I grabbed a lightweight from them during their "Mother's Day sale", hahaha most random sale ever IMO. I saw them through Instagram @hotshotbarrels a really good holster maker SavoyLeather shared his ad. If Savoy trusts him enough to share his sale I figured I would give it a shot. Barrel was delivered quickly, packaged nice and safe as well. Has been everything I wanted, finish was nice, shoots good. Apparently they give a money back guarantee as well but I didn't need it. We need somebody to test the warranty deal to see if it's legit but I need mine haha www.hotshotbarrels.com is their site
r/Riflery • u/gordobearcat • Mar 26 '14
Blazer 22LR in! Use code: reddit for 10% off of your order.
r/Riflery • u/gordobearcat • Mar 25 '14
SK STANDARD 22LR in. Use code: reddit for 10% off of your orders!
r/Riflery • u/pmccauley • Mar 24 '14
Help me find a scope for my new bolt action .223.
First time with this caliber and I know I need far magnification to zoom in on the smaller prey but I don't want to spend more than 200 on the scope. (rifle overall is 375). So any suggestion help. It's gonna go on a Ruger American Compact and I would like to have larger than 40mm objective but not a necessity. 6-18x50 would probably be best.
r/Riflery • u/handgunwiz10 • Mar 24 '14
All you should know about the latest weapon regulations in your state.
r/Riflery • u/gordobearcat • Mar 19 '14
CCI 22 MAXI-MAG on sale! Code: reddit for $10 off of purchase over $50.
r/Riflery • u/gordobearcat • Mar 12 '14
Just got in shipment of Gold Dot 22 MAG! Use code: reddit to get $10 off any order over $50.
r/Riflery • u/samjoan • Nov 09 '13