Our REVOLUTIONARY new Creedmoor Scope Kennel rifle scope cover is one of the many new and exciting products made right here in Anniston, Alabama. This cover not only allows you to comfortably carry your rifle, it also protects your rifle scope while you’re on the range. You can leave the Scope Kennel on while...
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There are aprons and then there are aprons. For the serious reloader, Creedmoor Sports introduces our new reloading apron. Made right here in Alabama, you can choose from any of your favorite Creedmoor Sports colors. We’ll even make it in leather if that is what you want!
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In this latest InfoZone 60-second Tech Tip Brent Books demonstrates the Fix It Sticks torque tools. Whether you have switched over to a scope for your service rifle, or have been shooting a scoped rifle for a long time, this is a great tool set to keep with your gear.
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In this latest 60-second InfoZone Tech Tip Bill Gravatt demonstrates the use of threadlocker on your cleaning rod brush adaptor to keep it from unscrewing during use.
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Case trimming time? Here Bill Gravatt demonstrates the simplicity of the L E Wilson Case trimmer.
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Bill Gravatt shows us reloading simplified, using a Wilson Bullet Seating Die and and an Arbor Press.
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In this latest Creedmoor Sports InfoZone video Bill Gravatt demonstrates the Annealing Made Perfect induction annealing machine.
Read MoreIf you reload, then you have had to clean your brass cases. In this video Bill Gravatt demonstrates several methods for cleaning cases.
Read MoreOK…so here is something you always wanted to know how to do but were either afraid or did not know who to ask! Bill Gravatt of Creedmoor Sports demonstrates an easy method to determine your barrel’s twist rate.
Read MoreThere are many variations of rifle slings available for the competitive high power shooter, even for service rifle competitors. In this video Dennis Demille reviews a number of sling options for service rifle and match rifle that you will hopefully find informative as you decide what sling is best for you and your rifle.
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