Rifle shooters, regardless of their respective disciplines, are very good at keeping records. We record load data down to the slightest detail. We record dope, zeros, sight settings (pick your preferred nomenclature) to include data that is range-specific. We record stock settings, atmospheric conditions, light conditions, and nearly everything else you can imagine. But...
Read MorePascal Fischbach put up an impressive showing at the 2022 European Benchrest Championships, placing 3rd in the Heavy Varmint Aggregate, winning the Light Varmint Aggregate, and taking the overall Championship by winning the 2-gun aggregate. Pascal’s 0.225” (5.7203MM) two-gun aggregate bested the field by nearly twenty-thousandths of an inch, which is a wide margin...
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Creedmoor Sports has sold countless Kowa spotting scopes over our 40+ year history, beginning with the classic TSN-1 through the launch of their newest TSN-99. These scopes have been a favorite of competitive and recreational shooters due to their high-quality glass and rugged construction. We use these optics constantly while in competition, training, testing...
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Creedmoor Sports congratulates Sam Payne for his championship performance at the CMP National Matches held in Camp Perry, Ohio. Payne, a current national record holder and two-time T-Class National Rimfire Sporter champion, shot a 592-22x besting the field of more than 250 competitors to take the overall National Rimfire Sporter top spot along with...
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Part 3: The Process- with Wayne Dayberry We’ve covered the “Quick Start” and “Filling in the Data Gaps” in previous emails. Now we finish this series with an overview of “The Process” and “Truing Your Ballistic Coefficient” for Rimfire Ammunition below. The Process 1. We need an estimated ballistic coefficient as a starting point to enter...
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Since we all hold our rifles a little differently, some gloves work better for certain techniques than others. Whether you shoot vintage rifles, an AR-15, air rifles or rimfire, here’s some examples of different offhand and prone holds and the style of gloves we recommend. There’s no right or wrong method, as long as it works for...
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After an unfortunate experience at Camp Perry, when my rifle just fell off my cart and landed on the scope while coming off one of the mountainous berms at Camp Perry last year, I was really looking for a more secure way to transport my rifle over the rutted and punishing Camp Perry terrain, especially...
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One of the most frequently heard questions we hear at Creedmoor Sports is, “Should I neck size or full-length size?” There is no proven right or wrong answer or at least one that has documented statistically valid data backing it up. You’ll often see guys showing results after shooting only 4 or 5 groups....
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Brent demonstrates the top selling items this month and explains the benefits of the Scope Mount Saver, Data Book, Deluxe Canvas Shooting Coat, Rod Guide, Shooting Stool, Lapua Center-X, and NRA Highpower Glove.
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Brent demonstrates the use of the Creedmoor Sports Polecat spotting scope stand and zoom head.
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