Written by Tom Alibrando To shoot any rifle efficiently, technique is key. The more contact you have with the rifle, the more stable it is. Stability equals accuracy and recoil control. With the rifle, there are four points of contact: the pistol grip, fore arm, butt plate (stock weld) and comb (cheek weld). Many older…
Written By: Tom Alibrando To shoot any rifle efficiently, technique is key. The more contact you have with the rifle, the more stable it is. Stability equals accuracy and recoil control. With the rifle, there are four points of contact: the pistol grip, fore arm, butt plate (stock weld) and comb (cheek weld). Many older…
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An IDF Solider on His Experience Using the X95™ At IWI US we believe that bench rest shooting and keyboard heroics aren’t the true test of a rifle’s character. That character is best defined by those who’ve shed blood, sweat and tears using that rifle to defend their lives, the lives of their brothers and…
