The trigger, one of the most important parts of a precision firearm system. How do they work, what do they do, and how can you optimise yours?

So far so good. As a rangefinder, I knew it was going to do the job - what will be interesting in the next couple of months - is if I find myself changing over the the 'Sig' workflow of doing everything in the unit and phone. We shall see...

The new Kestrel 5700 series brings several new features over the 4500 series and splits the units into two models. An entry level Sportsman version, and the one that you really want – the Elite with Applied Ballistics. Let’s have a quick look at the two.

While some of the stage were similar to the last one, the lads had been down to one of the Gillice Practical Shooting and had...

By now, you have likely heard of weaponized math. Marc Taylor wrote this article outlining a system he formalised that gives a simple way...

Gillice Practical Rifle Events recently hosted the TSSC Practical 22LR shooting competition - and, as we have come to expect from Simon and team, it was another excellent day shooting!

You can spend all day shooting at a piece of paper, trying to get the smallest group and still not really learn much, apart from how statistics are a hell of a drug. Instead, can I suggest you start introducing some stressors that shake out where things can be improved and what you need to do to improve them.

So, the initial load development went out the window when I created my first batch of rounds to fire and confirm. After shooting off...

The Blue Alpha Gear is a great piece of kit that has enabled me to keep the stuff I want handy on me, while not creating a massive binding up of gear around my waist.

With the charge weight sorted, it was time to have a play with seating depth to see if we could finesse the load a little. The main consideration here was the smallest group size and seeing if I could reduce the SD any further. Ultimately though, remember, it's consistency over absolute smallest value.