Zeiss Conquest Apia Spotting Scopes—New Models Mean More Options
Zeiss is expanding its Conquest Apia spotting scope lineup with three new models,…
Zeiss is expanding its Conquest Apia spotting scope lineup with three new models,…
We’ve featured a few Toor Knives fixed blades to date, including the Barrow…
We began here at UN12 with a focus on some of the wildest…
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The only unresolved point I was not able to look at before this article went to print was whether or not right handed shooters could mount a Battery Assisted Device (BAD) lever to the lower, thus allowing right handed shooters to lock/release the bolt back with their trigger finger. I will try mounting some of the more popular brands to see if there is enough clearance, and updated this article when I have an answer.
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Heckler & Koch will have new products available at the SHOT Show Media Day at the Range Monday, January 14, 2013 Originally developed for the U.S. military’s next…
Up until about a year ago, I exclusively used a Derlin action block much like the one seen here. Derlin blocks are useful but introduce other issues such as setup time, lining up pins, torque flex, etc. I often found the need to apply more than mil-spec torque to the barrel nut when installing a barrel and could visually see the upper flexing. It made be cringe but I didn’t know of any other option.
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