G&A Staff - February 16, 2018

NEW: Seekins Precision Havak Rifle

Tom Beckstrand, Rifles & Optics Editor for Guns & Ammo, visits with Glen Seekins, owner of Seekins Precision, about their new Precision Havak Rifle. The rifle is custom-built and has four locking lugs with a 90 degree bolt throw. It is available in multiple calibers, including 28 Nosler and 300 Win Mag. The Precision Havak is equipped with a 3-pound Timney Trigger pull weight, and a detachable magazine system. Its carbon fiber stock keeps the weight low, around 7 pounds. The MSRP on the Precision Havak starts at $1,995.

Learn more about the Precision Havak Rifle at www.seekinsprecision.com.

Surefire XSC Micro-Compact Pistol Light: First Look

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Small, lightweight and purpose-built for sub-compact carry guns, Surefire's XSC pistol light...

It's been a while since there's been a new American-designed and -made autoloading hunting shotgun. For 2020, Savage has stepped up to the plate with the new gas-operated Renegauge series.

Reviews

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Rifles

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Springfield Armory makes the XD(M) 10mm the hardest hitting yet.

Handguns

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Handgun Reloads

Dave Emary - August 27, 2020

There are many reasons for reloading for your handguns. If you currently reload for rifle...

Accuracy testing a rifle begins with building a good shooting position. Too often, shooters so focused on shooting and what's happening at the target that they never learn how to create a solid shooting foundation. Without that foundation, we introduce accuracy-degrading variables into our marksmanship. Here are some rifle accuracy testing tips to get you headed in the right direction.

How-To

How to Accuracy Test a Rifle, Part One

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Accuracy testing a rifle begins with building a good shooting position. Too often, shooters so...

Guns & Ammo TV: Cameras Don't Lie: 9mm vs .45 ACP

The age-old question, 9mm vs .45 ACP. For some, this has been asked and answered already. For others, the debate goes on. In this segment of “Cameras Don't Lie,” competitive shooters Patrick Sweeney and Jim Tarr head to the range to put the vaunted loads on record, and then consider the footage.

Guns & Ammo TV: Shooting 1,270 Yards with the 5.56 NATO

Guns & Ammo Rifles & Optics Editor Tom Beckstrand was on location in Idaho where he pushed the limits of the 5.56 NATO cartridge in this segment of “Long Range Tech” for Guns & Ammo TV. Pairing a SIG Sauer MCX Virtus rifle loaded with Hornady's 73-grain ELD-M ammunition, Beckstrand attempted to ring steel set at 1,270 yards, an incredible distance for any 5.56-chambered rifle and beyond the typical range for an AR-15.