Blaser R93 synthetic

Article Abstract:

Gerhard Blenk, a retired international businessman who had passion for game hunting, believes that hunting rifles that are more than 100 years old could be improved through modern technology. Since gun manufacturers are not enthusiastic in doing so, he built his own designs and used them in hunting.

Innovations, Product development, Product information, Firearms industry, Firearms industry and trade, Rifles, Blenk, Gerhard

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How does bullet tip damage affect accuracy?

Article Abstract:

Firearms owners usually encounter deformed bullet tips. Several bullets were intentionally deformed in varying degrees and test-fired under controlled conditions. Their accuracy was compared to undamaged bullets fired under the same conditions and the results showed no significant difference.

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Brush busting takes luck, too

Article Abstract:

Hunting bullets are designed to maintain height over longest possible distances. Accuracy when shooting through brush is very practical problem. Neither a heavy, blunt nosed or a soft nose bullet solves this problem a field test reveals.

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