Precision Shooting

[dan belisle]

Don't know how many guys here used to read this magazine, but it was a wealth of information for the accurate rifle nut. Well, I got lucky on marketplace this am, and scored a bound collection of 14 volumes (each volume is 6 magazines). A special thanks to Ed. His cleaning out his stuff has given me plethora of reading material.

Thanks again Ed. And merry Christmas to me. - dan

 

[tiriaq]

There is a LOT of good information there. Sad that it folded.

 

[bdb.hunting]

That looks like a great find! I definitely haven’t read those before but sounds like the knowledge would be pretty amazing!

B

 

[call2arms]

That looks like lots of reading. Kinda like the old national geographic box/sleeves

 

[tiriaq]

Precision Shooting was one of the few publications where I could expect to actually learn something from every issue.
No "Is the 30-30 a Good Deer Cartridge" articles.

 

[dan belisle]

Precision Shooting was one of the few publications where I could expect to actually learn something from every issue.
No "Is the 30-30 a Good Deer Cartridge" articles.

Yup, they were always cutting edge for accurate rifle articles. - dan

 

[R005t3r]

MERRY CHRISTMAS !!!

 

[maynard]

Just don't look too closely at the prices in the back of the magazines, they will make you cry.
Lots or articles written by American shooters that loved to come up to Canada to shoot the DCRA matches.

 

[dan belisle]

Just don't look too closely at the prices in the back of the magazines, they will make you cry.
Lots or articles written by American shooters that loved to come up to Canada to shoot the DCRA matches.

Hard not to. But some are wild. Get a machine rest gun built for 1500. 1991 dollars. But still. - dan

 

[iron cat]

That is something else for sure.
Great Score Dan !!
Cat

 

[dan belisle]

It's very interesting. And now I know what to do with the xp100 action I have sitting in a box. - dan