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  • Review: Nosler Lead Free BT Varmint

    Review: Nosler Lead Free BT Varmint

       Lead free projectiles have been around for some time now and with the increasing push by the anti’s, we’re seeing areas in the United States being declared lead free zones which has limited the choice of projectiles that hunters can use. Fortunately, manufacturers were quick to respond by increasing the range of lead free [...]

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    | December 7, 2011 | 4 Comments
  • Book Review: Weatherby. The Man. The Gun. The Legend!

    Book Review: Weatherby. The Man. The Gun. The Legend!

     I’ve always been a Weatherby fan and at the moment my favourite factory rifle would have to be the Vanguard. I love the 24 inch barrels that come as standard on the sporters and the actions are as good as any other in that price range. I’ve also owned a few Mark V’s and they [...]

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    | November 25, 2011 | 0 Comments
  • Review: Winchester Gun Wash & Gun Cleaner

    Review: Winchester Gun Wash & Gun Cleaner

    If you’ve been following this site then you may have noticed that Winchester have released two new gun cleaning products called “Gun Wash” and “Gun Cleaner”. At the time of their release I was eager to get my hands on some for review and recently I was given the opportunity. My CZ model 2E had [...]

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    | November 7, 2011 | 0 Comments
  • Review: Nosler Custom Brass

    Review: Nosler Custom Brass

    For those of you that have read some of my other articles, you’ll know that I’m an avid fan of Nosler projectiles. I’ve used them for many years now and they’ve always been the benchmark of what I judge other brands by. I’ve used them in every rifle I’ve ever owned (except the 458Lott) and [...]

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    | November 3, 2011 | 3 Comments
  • Reviewing a Steyr Mannlicher Schoenauer

    Reviewing a Steyr Mannlicher Schoenauer

        Recently a friend asked me if I could take a look at his hunting rifle. It had developed the dreaded problem of a shifting zero. I instantly thought of loose mounts or a faulty scope and told him to bring it over when he had a chance.  On its arrival I got the pleasant [...]

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    | October 28, 2011 | 4 Comments
  • Reviving a Martini Cadet in 218Bee

    Reviving a Martini Cadet in 218Bee

       Like many shooters out there, I started off my shooting career with a humble single shot. It was a Martini Cadet chambered in an improved version of the 218Bee. Before going on any further, it’s worth mentioning the interesting history of this particular rifle.  Many years ago, my father in law had the late [...]

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    | October 20, 2011 | 6 Comments
  • Leupold RCX Trail Camera System (Advertisement)

    Leupold RCX Trail Camera System (Advertisement)

    The new Leupold RCX Trail Camera System is the most user-friendly, plug and play trail camera system ever developed. In its factory-shipped mode, you can just take it out of the box, insert eight AA batteries and an SD card, turn it on, hang it on a tree, and you’re taking pictures. And it’s designed [...]

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    | October 6, 2011 | 0 Comments

Recent Articles

Leupold’s New VX “1″

Leupold’s New VX “1″

| January 27, 2012 | 0 Comments

Leupold have announced that they will be introducing a new VX 1 this year. The Roman numeral has gone and a simple “1” will be the new designation. The great thing about the new scope is that it includes new features without addition to the price tag (at least in the US). Finger click adjustments [...]

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Just Something Funny For You Guys.

Just Something Funny For You Guys.

| January 25, 2012 | 0 Comments

Hey all just a funny hunting related picture I thought a few of you would like!

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Stalking your game.

Stalking your game.

| January 24, 2012 | 1 Comment

One element of hunting that some people pay little attention to is when they move in on an unsuspecting animal. Starting off by getting out of a vehicle and slamming the door, not a good start! Noise can travel a fair distance, especially if the wind is not in your favour to start with. Moving [...]

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NSW Greens to Introduce Bill To Limit Shooters to 3 Guns.

NSW Greens to Introduce Bill To Limit Shooters to 3 Guns.

| January 23, 2012 | 17 Comments

David Shoebridge of the NSW Greens is putting before parliament a bill that will see all shooters in NSW limited to only three firearms. Shoebridge goes on to say: “It is simply wrong that individuals can accumulate an unlimited number of deadly weapons with next to no scrutiny,” “Less guns in society mean less opportunities [...]

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Winchester’s Hunt & Shoot Radio Episode 6: Jason Lownds

Winchester’s Hunt & Shoot Radio Episode 6: Jason Lownds

| January 21, 2012 | 2 Comments

In this episode Jason Lownds from The Hunt & Shoot Network talks about hunting and what were our favourite products in 2011. A great conversation with a very knowledgeable bloke. If you love hunting you will love this podcast. Click Here to Download Now. Please make sure to Subscribe in iTunes

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Do The Lightforce Australia Survey and Get a Free Cap.

Do The Lightforce Australia Survey and Get a Free Cap.

| January 20, 2012 | 1 Comment

Lightforce Australia is currently holding a customer survey and if you complete it they will send you a free Lightforce Cap.

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Survival: Emergency Blankets

Survival: Emergency Blankets

| January 20, 2012 | 2 Comments

A nice addition to anyone’s daypack is an Emergency Blanket. Most survival kits will have one included and they are also a common addition to First Aid kits. Spending time in the bush puts us at risk of being either stranded or lost in less than ideal places which means that we should always be [...]

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RCBS: Bench Mounted Pocket Swager

RCBS: Bench Mounted Pocket Swager

| January 19, 2012 | 0 Comments

  Removing primer pocket crimping can be a real pain in the backside. If you’ve ever brought some ex-military fired cases then you’ll know exactly what I mean. The primers are crimped in to ensure reliability in military applications and the cases were never intended to be reloaded. However, due to the price and availability [...]

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Own Your Own Bulldog 1877 Gatling Gun

Own Your Own Bulldog 1877 Gatling Gun

| January 19, 2012 | 3 Comments

That’s right folks, you can now buy a fully functional replica of the Bulldog 1877 Gatling Gun  for just $50,000 USD. Made for Colt by the Bulldog company, it’s 5 barrels fire 45-70 ammunition at up to 800 rounds per minute (depending on how fast you can crank the handle.) It is an absolute beautiful [...]

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Mossberg’s 464 SPX Tactical Lever Action.

Mossberg’s 464 SPX Tactical Lever Action.

| January 18, 2012 | 2 Comments

Well the SHOT Show is happening right now in Las Vegas, Nevada and the US blogs are all posting cool stuff at a blistering rate, We’ll try out best to tell you about the things that are relevant to Aussies or just plain awesome. Or in this case a bit of an obscurity: The Mossberg [...]

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