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March 2013 |
Welcome to the ShootersNotes July 2013 newsletter! |
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New this month: |
The ideal bullet can be described as being the lightest bullet that one can have reasonable confidence that a well-hit animal will collapse within about ten seconds of being hit. Here is a chart built from a combination of knowledge gained by our mesolithic ancestors and modern tests of bullet performance: | Read more about how this chart was built in the Ideal Bullet Weight pages. |
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The 20 Grendel |
The 20 Grendel is a new cartridge designed for use in the AR-15 by the long range varmint shooter with competitive target shooting as another use. |
See more about the 20 Grendel. |
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Featured Page: |
Questions often asked by new shooters:
Why does it hurt so much when I shoot my shotgun? After all, it’s only a 20 gauge? It’s a lot less powerful than the 12 gauge and it doesn’t weigh nearly as much.
Why does my 30-30 lever gun hurt so much when I shoot it? It’s not nearly as powerful as the.308 Winchester or 30-06, let alone the .300 Winchester Magnum.
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See an interesting discussion about managing recoil . |
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Coming Soon: |
Watch for the online calculator for the Ideal Bullet Weight described above. |
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