Allterra C2 Action Review

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Building a custom hunting rifle and picking out the perfect combination for your dream build can be daunting with today's choices, especially in actions. If you choose the custom...

Christensen Arms Ridgeline FFT Review

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Most of us seek out and use ultra-lightweight gear for our backpacking hunts.  Titanium spoons, down sleeping bags, carbon fiber tripods—you get the idea. This desire to cut weight...

Vortex Radian Carbon Fiber Tripod Review

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The Vortex Radian Carbon Fiber Tripod with ball head caught my attention the first time I saw it. I was looking for a sturdy tripod for shooting and glassing...

Ryan Avery on the King of Calibers: The 6.5 Creedmoor

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Hey Roksliders, Robby Denning here.  Below is an interview I conducted with Ryan back in February when the news broke.  While we kept it tight within our circles, it...

Primal Rights Competition Primer Seater Review

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The Primal Rights Competition Primer Seater (CPS) is a precision reloading tool designed to take your priming to the next level. You no longer have to decide between speed...

A Rok Solid Western Hunting Rifle

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My first western hunting rifle was given to me by my father. It was passed down to him from his father who received it from his father--my great grandfather. ...

XLR Element 3.0 Chassis Review

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If you are familiar with competition shooting, you are familiar with a chassis. For competitive shooters, a chassis offers multiple benefits over a traditional stock. The most significant advantage...

Eagle Eye Ammo Review

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The Context Here’s the down and dirty on my journey to Eagle Eye Ammo. I’m not interested in reloading. I have a very addictive personality. Once that ball starts rolling,...

Load Development: Unknown Munitions

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Whether for hunting, competition, Law Enforcement, Special Ops, or long-range target shooting, load development always starts with a conversation and decisions to make. What are you planning to use...

Mesa Precision Crux Titanium Carbon Hunter Rifle Review

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The stalk was difficult for sure.  First, we rode the horses down the spine of the mountain divide to cut some distance.  Then came the sketchy descent through snow-covered...