The working title for this article is well, duh Much of the shooting I have been doing recently has been precision based. Shooting the low and slow stuff has been a good reminder of some things that I think many of us take for granted. Maybe it is just mid-grade shooters like me, but you […]
As a fellow firearms enthusiast and competition shooter, I love seeing like-minded folks engage in the passion of shooting. It hurts me to see people sustain injuries while shooting or because of shooting, and no I’m not talking about self inflected gunshot wounds. How many of you have shot a match or taken a class
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Our mantra here at Quantified Performance is “Connecting Companies of Value with Customers of Prominence.” We haven’t discussed it much so here is what it means to us. We define Companies of Value as companies large or small that are putting out a product that can demonstrate performance we expect from ourselves and our equipment.
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Recently I was introduced to a small group called Marksmen for Vets.What they are doing is working with Veterans to get them into a soild rifle. Most if not all the parts are donated. Then they are given a quality, custom coating and then presented to the Veteran.It’s a small group doing something very cool.They
Bullet Drop Compensators (BDC) are not new. You can see them on rifles as soon as we started using iron sights for aimed fire. The concept is straight forward, and they have worked very well. A BDC is designed around a specific load in a specific rifle under specific environmental conditions. The closer you are
I was talking with Steve Fisher of Sentinel Concepts the other day about reloads, specifically reloads for the semi auto precision rifle. While the context was designated marksman, the technique discussed was based on keeping the rifle on the bipod and bag for the reload. This got me thinking about the reloads I have had
