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Review: ZeroTech Thrive 3-12×44 rifle scope
ZeroTech’s Thrive 3-12x44 is likely one of the most versatile scopes available on the market for the budget price of only $400.
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Welcome to the jungle: the Lee-Enfield No 5 Mk I Jungle Carbine
Jungle Carbines were reportedly popular with troops, who appreciated the lighter weight and easier handling of the shorter rifle.
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How and why Australian shooters are winning against the antis
Despite the appearance of increased regulation and tougher policing, the fact is that law-abiding firearms owners are winning the battle against the antis and are...
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How light is light in a mountain rifle?
Contrary to popular belief, the favourable ads and blogs, I am not convinced that a mountain rifle needs to be overly light.
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Hunter’s Diary competition: Highland billy
“What was that?” The whispered question came from my left. A hurried rustling and snapping of broken twigs came from almost right under our noses....
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Sporting Shooter July issue is on sale now!
Find out how you can win a Weatherby Vanguard rifle with a ZeroTech scope in the July issue of Sporting Shooter, which is on sale...
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Hardy Project X Carbon Hunter rifle
Hardy's Project X Carbon Hunter rifle has the same specs as the renowned Project X Hunter, weighs as little as 2.5kg and is built to...
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Sporting rifles now vital to Lithgow Arms
The increased focus of Lithgow Arms on civilian rifles has become of major part of the Australian factory’s business, providing steady and profitable business for...
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Long-term review: Ruger Gunsite Scout
A lot has been written about the origins and technical aspects of the Ruger M77 Gunsite Scout but how does it stand up in the...
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Is Borsak’s new bill a breakthrough for NSW hunters?
Robert Borsak’s new hunting bill could be the biggest victory for hunters since public-land hunting was introduced two decades ago.
