SHOP TALK

I’ve spent time over the last year learning about and using a newer brand of trigger on my personal rifle. I like the curved shoe trigger from TriggerTech so much, we made the switch to use them on all of our inventory builds at Horizon Firearms. This switch raised a couple of eyebrows and a few folks wanted an explanation, or at least just a legitimate reason for making this move.

Do you know how to bore sight a rifle? It’s easier than you think and you don’t need any special laser tools. At Horizon Firearms, we shoot every rifle before it ships and we guarantee a .5 MOA accuracy. That means we spend a lot of time at the range and we bore sight a lot of rifles. Follow along with this step-by-step guide of How to Bore Sight a Rifle and you will have your new scope dialed in within just a few shots.

The last couple of years I’ve gone on a bit of a bipod expedition. This expedition started for two main reasons. First, I’m a bit of a gear nut when it comes to hunting and shooting equipment, and I like to know about the latest products and technologies that are available. The second is because we get a lot of questions about bipods from customers and the three big ones are: Is a bipod worth buying? How much should I spend on a bipod? What type of bipod do you recommend? I’ve tried any and all bipods I could get my hands on. So I can confidently say that the answer to the first question, “is a bipod worth buying?” is YES.

If the search results that lead people to our sister website are any indication, 6.5 Creedmoors have been growing in popularity over the last few years. And for very good reason. In fact, we have put together six very good reasons the 6.5 Creedmoor should be your next rifle.