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  • Winchester’s Hunt & Shoot Radio Episode 8: David Abela: Abela’s Gun Shop

    Winchester’s Hunt & Shoot Radio Episode 8: David Abela: Abela’s Gun Shop

    My guest today is someone who has big plans for the hunting and shooting industry. Since leaving a major gun shop after 3 decades of service in 2011, David Abela has acquired Frank O’Reilly’s Sports in Victoria and is now in the middle of opening Australia’s first firearm and hunting Superstore in Campbelltown, NSW. Visit [...]

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    | May 16, 2012 | 1 Comment
  • Led Lenser M7 and M7R LED Torch Review

    Led Lenser M7 and M7R LED Torch Review

    Led Lenser has been a huge name in the LED torch world for a very long time, they offer a very good product at a reasonable price so I couldn’t wait to get my hands on their M7 and M7R torches and put them through their paces. Today I am reviewing two similar products as [...]

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    | May 13, 2012 | 5 Comments
  • Eun Jin Sumatra 2550 .25cal PCP Air Rifle

    Eun Jin Sumatra 2550 .25cal PCP Air Rifle

    Every now and then I get sent a product out of left field, something you don’t expect, something completely different to what everyone else is doing in the market. Sometimes it is a bad thing and other times like this, it is a really good thing.

    The Korean Eun Jin Sumatra 2550 PCP in .25cal imported by AusArms is that product from left field. As far as PCP airguns go, there is no air rifle like this, except for the Eun Jin Sumatra 2550 which is an odd-looking lever action. I’ve talked to people about this air rifle, some people think it looks really cool, others not so much. You could call it the Manly or Collingwood of the air gun world, except that after using it, they might not agree on its looks but everyone is in admiration of its performance.

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    | May 5, 2012 | 0 Comments
  • Caldwell Fire Control Rest

    Caldwell Fire Control Rest

    First Impressions When first being presented with the Calwell Fire Control Rest it is exactly as you would expect it to be.  It is a considerable size even it is semi assembled state, and quite noticeable in the weight stakes. After assembly (quite an easy and straight forwarded process) it is rather surprising it fits [...]

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    | March 15, 2012 | 0 Comments
  • Knife Review: Kizlyar Korshun

    Knife Review: Kizlyar Korshun

    Kizlyar knives are made in Russia and have an excellent reputation for producing quality blades at an affordable price. Kizlyar Australia kindly sent me a Korshun model to review, but before I get into the details of the knife I thought it’d be appropriate to go over the history of Kizlyar knives. Kizlyar have been [...]

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    | February 7, 2012 | 0 Comments
  • The Ruger Gunsite Scout Rifle (GSR) Review.

    The Ruger Gunsite Scout Rifle (GSR) Review.

    The Ruger Gunsite Scout Rifle or GSR as it is more commonly referred to would have had to have been one of the most anticipated new rifles I’ve ever seen. The interest in this rifle is huge and finally I have a full review of it. The Ruger GSR is a bolt action scout rifle [...]

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    | February 4, 2012 | 2 Comments
  • Joker Gamo CO-45 Knife Review

    Joker Gamo CO-45 Knife Review

    Before I was given the chance to review this knife, I had never heard of the “Joker” knife company. Some research showed that the knives are made in Spain and have been around since 1987. I’ve had some experience with made in Spain knives which I’ve obtained from owning Muela and Nieto blades in the [...]

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    | January 29, 2012 | 0 Comments

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Cartridge Profile: 6mm-284

Cartridge Profile: 6mm-284

| May 19, 2012 | 0 Comments

As I’m soon to be the new owner of a 6mm-284, I thought it’d be a good time to look into the history and performance of this cartridge and go over whether there is any “real” advantage to this popular wildcat. As always, the best place to start is at the beginning which means looking [...]

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Fox Skinning with a Pro Fox Shooter.

Fox Skinning with a Pro Fox Shooter.

| May 18, 2012 | 2 Comments

In this video you will meet Grunge. A top bloke who is probably one of the fastest fellas when it comes to skinning a fox these days (I’m sure back in the old days there were many as fast and faster than him). The most fascinating part of this is how he removes the tail.

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The History Of Hornady

The History Of Hornady

| May 17, 2012 | 0 Comments

Anyone with an interest in shooting will have heard of Hornady products somewhere along the line. They are a major manufacturer of quality reloading equipment which includes everything from dies through to projectiles. I haven’t used a lot of their products over the years but I have had some experience with their projectiles. I’ve always [...]

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Last chance to stop the ridiculous “Ammo Bill”

Last chance to stop the ridiculous “Ammo Bill”

| May 16, 2012 | 1 Comment

Here’s an email I received from Shooters and Fishers party MLC Robert Brown that I thought was important: The Firearms amendment ( Ammunition Control) Bill 2012 Hi. I am contacting you because you signed our E-Petition to the State Government, to ask them not to progress with this really silly piece of Legislation.

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A Few Funny Hunting/Shooting Photos.

A Few Funny Hunting/Shooting Photos.

| May 14, 2012 | 0 Comments

The internet is a wonderful thing. One thing I have discovered though is that there are a heap of funny photos that don’t just feature cats. There are heaps of firearm related funny photo’s online, here’s just a few. If you have any funny ones, email them to me at keith@huntandshoot.com.au or post a link [...]

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Bit for the environment!

Bit for the environment!

| May 13, 2012 | 1 Comment

I’ve just returned from the bush here in SA and its looking very good. Lots of re-growth and the ground cover is doing extremely well. Although it’s a little dry, a good rain will give things a good boost for another great season. While all the flora and fauna is doing well, so are all [...]

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