G&A Online Editors - June 02, 2015

Zombies in the Heartland/Pandemic 2015 3-Gun Match Completed

zombie_shoot This past weekend marked the completion of the fourth annual Zombies in the Heartland/Pandemic 3-Gun Match, a unique 3-Gun competition with zombie-themed targets and challenges.

The match, which took place May 29-31 at the Heartland Public Shooting Park in Grand Island, Neb., was completely sold out and featured many of the country's top 3-gun competitors, as well as plenty of first-time competitors. A total of 471 shooters participated in the event.

The Zombies in the Heartland/Pandemic 2015 3-Gun Match featured three divisions: Open, Tactical and Amateur. The overall winner in the Open division was Jerry Miculek, while Jesse Tischauser took top honors in the Tactical division; John Byrd won the Amateur division. Lena Miculek-Afentul won overall for the Ladies category, and Nate Staskiewicz was the Junior winner.

For full results from the Zombies in the Heartland/Pandemic 2015 3-Gun Match, click here.

How to Accuracy Test a Rifle, Part One

Tom Beckstrand - July 14, 2016

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Small, lightweight and purpose-built for sub-compact carry guns, Surefire's XSC pistol light takes on EDC illumination segment.

Tactical

Surefire XSC Micro-Compact Pistol Light: First Look

Jeremy Stafford - September 10, 2020

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Our enthrallment with this fire-breathing cartridge occurred about 40 years ago, and while the 7mm Remington Magnum has remained popular, its attractiveness has faded in recent years.

Rifle

Rifle Build: 7mm Remington Magnum

Richard Mann - August 11, 2020

Our enthrallment with this fire-breathing cartridge occurred about 40 years ago, and while the...

I would have been satisfied if the Tech Sights only benefit making quick work of sight adjustments, but they did much more than that. They improved my sight picture and accuracy, making them a must-have upgrade for this great rimfire.

Accessories

Tech Sights 10/22 Iron Upgrades

Alfredo Rico - August 17, 2020

I would have been satisfied if the Tech Sights only benefit making quick work of sight...

CZ is celebrating the 45th anniversary of the CZ 75 in 2020 with another limited-edition CZ 75B. As before, only 1,000 pistols chambered in 9mm will be offered. Commanding $1,720 apiece, this year's version wears a very reflective, high luster bluing over the artwork of Master Engraver Rene Ondra. Deep-vine engravings appear around the slide, frame and on both maple wood grip panels.

Handguns

CZ 75 Celebrates 45 Years

Eric R. Poole - September 01, 2020

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Ruger launches its custom shop and unveils an SR1911 designed by world champion shooter Doug Koenig.

Handguns

Ruger SR1911 Custom Shop Review

Eric R. Poole - January 11, 2019

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Guns & Ammo TV: Wheelgun vs. Pistol

In this segment of “Pros vs. Joes,” we put competitive shooter and author James Tarr against Guns & Ammo TV cameraman Nathan Wilt. With handguns, they see who can knock down plates the fastest on two Revolution Targets Heavy Duty Plate Racks. Here's the catch: Tarr has to use a Colt King Cobra in .357 Mag. while Wilt shoots a Smith & Wesson M&P9 M2.0 in 9mm.

Umarex Air Ruger 10/22 Rifle Review

In this segment of "Guns & Ammo TV," Gun Tech Editor Richard Nance and Pro-Shooter Jim Tarr head to the range to wring out the Umarex Air Ruger 10/22.

Trijicon RMRcc Reflex Sight – Perfect for Optics-Ready Concealed-Carry Pistols

The people asked and Trijicon answered. Introducing the RMRcc miniature red-dot sight for compact, concealed-carry pistols. Trijicon's new RMRcc features the durability and reliable controls that have made the RMR so successful, but its reduced dimensions make the “Concealed Carry” model better suited for the popular small-frame pistols designed for discreet carry and personal defense.

Guns & Ammo TV: 6.5 Creedmoor vs. .375 H&H

The 6.5 Creedmoor and the .375 H&H are almost complete opposites, or are they? The 6.5 Creedmoor is a newer and popular cartridge that transcends long-range precision rifle shooting and hunting big game. The .375 H&H is more than a century old, but still a popular and versatile choice for hunting big and dangerous game. For this shoot, Pro Tom Beckstrand, former U.S. Army Special Operations officer and sniper team leader, faces off against Guns & Ammo TV cameraman Ben LaLonde in a challenge that highlights the differences between these two cartridges.