Contents Continued April 2012 Issue Page 26
Hornady Rimfire Thickness Gauge - Extreme ammunition sorting for precision shooting by Pedro Mateus. As a Benchrest 50 (BR50) competitive shooter I (try to) keep track of all variables that can help keep consistency on my shooting and (try to) remove unexpected changes in results.
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308 WINCHESTER RIDES AGAIN Part 4. (Conclusion). By Laurie Holland. We got into a slight tangle over photographs last month omitting one and inserting another twice. So, here’s the one that compares standard large primer Lapua brass against its small primer ‘Palma’ stablemate with the 175gn Berger BT Long-Range over Hodgdon H414 ball powder, a result
that was the complete opposite of what I’d expected. Page 86 Page 90
First Round of Four Islands 2012 Championship Series – ‘The Hardy’ Shotgun Match 10- 11 March 2012. ‘The Hardy’ at Shield Shooting Centre in Dorset traditionally marks the start of the season for target shotgun, dynamic shotgun, action shotgun, practical shotgun, or whatever you like to call it. It is called ‘The Hardy’ either to commemorate Thomas Hardy, the famous Victorian novelist, or because you have to be hardy to put up with the weather in Dorset in March, or because it is hard to shoot!
Regulars & more...
LATEST NEWS Page 64
SMALLBORE BUSINESS page 44 RIMFIRE Page 112
FROM THE BENCH Page 16
QUIGLEY ASSOCIATION NEWS Page 84
2012 IWA & Outdoor Classics Show Nurnberg Germany. This year’s IWA was bigger and better than ever thanks to more exhibitors and yet more space allocated at the fabulous Messe exhibition centre, plus we had a separate Enforce Tac Show aimed at police and military users as an additional attraction.
AND MUCH, MUCH, MORE...
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