Too-sporting clays?

Article Abstract:

Some hunters believe that sporting clays has little in common with real bird shooting. The clays move at unusual angles, move more quickly than real birds and are often shot from longer distances than real birds. However, the sport is challenging, just like real hunting.

Analysis, Sporting Clays (Game), Sporting Clays (Shooting game)

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Barreling toward perfection

Article Abstract:

A rifle barrel is nothing more than a metal tube with spiral grooves cut down its length. Variations in workmanship and materials determine the quality of a barrel. The factors that differentiate well-made from poorly made barrels are analyzed.

Primary metal products, not elsewhere classified, Product introduction, Design and construction, Rifles, Remington Arms Company Inc.

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Quick fixes

Article Abstract:

Plugged barrel, fired shells getting stuck in the chamber, banged scope and gummed-up gun guts are some of the most common mishaps that happen to guns in the field. What can be done to come out of these problems is detailed.

United States, General services, Small Arms Manufacturing, Small Arms, Firearms, Maintenance and repair

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