Rugged Ridge Gen 3 7-14” Bipod: Lightweight, Versatile, Rock Solid
A look at the Rugged Ridge Gen 3 7-14” bipod — the front-end support we run on every long-range hunting rifle — and what makes a bipod actually worth the money for hunters and competition shooters.
The Rugged Ridge Extreme Rear Support System: Why a Real Rear Rest Matters
A walk-through of the Rugged Ridge Extreme Rear Support System — the rear support we run on every long-range hunt — and why a solid rear rest is the cheapest accuracy upgrade you can buy.
615 Yards in Kyrgyzstan: The MOA Hybrid Hunter on the World's Most Extreme Ibex Hunt
Base camp at 10,500 feet. Ibex at 13,000 feet. Horses through shale cliffs and snow. The MOA Hybrid Hunter in 7 PRC made a 615-yard shot on a 45-inch-plus Kyrgyzstan ibex to close out one of the mo...
Sheep Mountain Edition: First-Year Tag, First Sheep, 400 Yards Downhill
Preston had never applied for an Oregon sheep tag before. First year applying, first tag ever — and a once-in-a-lifetime California Bighorn Ram taken at 400 yards downhill with the MOA Sheep Mounta...
Don't Call It 'Just Good Enough'
In precision rifle building, the gap between “good enough” and actually right is where accuracy lives. Here's why we don't settle — and why you shouldn't either.
Watch Your Bubble: Why Rifle Cant Ruins Long-Range Shots
A small tilt in your rifle — cant — sends your bullet left or right of your intended target in a way your reticle won't show you. Here's why it matters and how to fix it.
How to Trajectory Validate Your Rifle
Your ballistic app gives you a predicted trajectory — but how do you know if it's actually correct? Trajectory validation is how you confirm your data matches reality before a hunt or match.
What Is the Best Bullet for You?
There's no single best bullet — but there is a best bullet for your rifle, your cartridge, and how you shoot. Here's how to think through the decision.
Carbon Fiber vs Steel Rifle Barrels: Which One Should You Choose?
Carbon or steel? A Tip Tuesday breakdown of the real-world differences between carbon fiber and steel rifle barrels — weight, heat, accuracy, cost, and which one belongs on your rifle.
100-Yard Zero vs. 200-Yard Zero: Which Should You Use?
Where you zero your rifle affects every shot at every distance. Here's how a 100-yard and 200-yard zero behave differently — and how to pick the right one.