Getting the right stock fit is important and when it comes to recoil reduction in a shotgun, the following stock dimensions typically have the greatest effect: Drop at Heel / Drop at Comb — affecting cheek weld and recoil perception However, in terms of actual reduction of felt recoil, the most critical stock dimension is the “Length […]
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Watch a short video demonstrating how to change the ejector springs in a Krieghoff K-80
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If your bolt accidentally becomes de-cocked – The method shown in the video below can potentially save your day out, if you know what to do! Your bolt may have been knocked or dropped and de-cocked. You need to know how to re-cock it again so you’re back shooting in no time. We look at […]
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You may have heard the terms “subsonic” and “supersonic” mentioned before in the world of shooting – especially when it comes to shooting with a sound moderator. With the Schultz & Larsen .22 LR Mini available in Subsonic and Supersonic for instance. In this short article. we cover what these terms mean. Where they come […]
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In this video we look at Stock Measuring. We look at what measurements are taking, where from and how we take them. The main measurements are: Length of Pull – Centre / Heel / Toe Drop – Nose / Monte Carlo / Heel Cast – Nose / Heel / Toe Pitch – Heel / Toe […]
Continue Reading... Comments Off on Video | Stock MeasurementsIf you find yourself missing C-Clips inside your Krieghoff K-80 action, then this update to the mechanism may be of interest to you. We look at a K-80 action with and without the update and look at the differences between them.
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In this video we look at some methods on how to remove and attach your scope back on to a picatinny rail with better zeroing. As there are a few variations which can change slightly when remounting, the picatinny system is NOT 100% Guaranteed to repeat zero each time. But we go over some keys […]
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It’s important to apply grease where two surfaces contact and especially where they see movement. This helps the gun move with ease and prevents damage to areas which see wear. It is equally important to clean off old grease and reapply fresh grease for each use of the gun. This is good practice as when […]
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