Rifle mechanisms and limitations. Ballistics, shooting and zeroing.
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 […]
Continue Reading... Comments Off on Video | Re-Cocking a BoltYou 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 […]
Continue Reading... Comments Off on Comparing Subsonic vs. Supersonic AmmunitionIn 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 […]
Continue Reading... Comments Off on Video | Better Zeroing with PicatinnyIn this video we look at the two very popular mounting options Weaver and Picatinny. We show you different features and what to look out for with each system. A Picatinny Rail is a full length rail of slots, with a 5.23mm wide slot every 10mm. Whereas Weaver Bases have usually 4 (sometimes 3) slots […]
Continue Reading... Comments Off on Video | Weaver Vs PicatinnyFitting a picatinny is extremely straight forward. We run through the process in this video and go over a few points to look for when buying a rail.
Continue Reading... Comments Off on Video | Scope Mounting – Fitting a Picatinny RailA video of the Schultz & Larsen Legacy features. We demonstrate the rifle take down and cover the various options and features of the short action rifle.
Continue Reading... Comments Off on Video | Schultz & Larsen – LegacyIn this video we take a look at the Weaver and Picatinny Bases. The two specifications differ slightly, with Weaver slots measuring 4.57mm wide and Picatinny slots measuring 5.23mm wide. This means that Weaver Rings will fit in to both Weaver and Picatinny Bases. Picatinny Rings are a wider profile and are too wide to […]
Continue Reading... Comments Off on Video | Scope Mounting – Weaver & Picatinny BasesThis is a useful method to quickly find out the scope mount height you need for your scope. Taking two quick measurements, you can work out the minimum mounting height required for your scope. We measure the Objective Lens Outer Diameter and also the Mid Tube Diameter, then use these measurements to determine the distance […]
Continue Reading... Comments Off on Video | Scope Mounting – Scope Mount Height CalculationIn this video we take a look at the ERATAC Adjustable Inclination Mount, produced by Recknagel. The One-Piece Picatinny Mount allows you to adjust the MOA from 0 to 70 or Mil-Rad from 0 to 20.
Continue Reading... Comments Off on Video | Scope Mounting – Adjustable Inclination MountA short video to demonstrate how to remove and attach the barrel on a S&L Victory with walnut stock.
Continue Reading... Comments Off on Video | Schultz & Larsen – Victory Barrel Removal