Lithgow to release Aussie-made hunting rifle!
Australia is back in the gun-making game as Lithgow Arms launches a range of bolt-action hunting rifles in .17, .22, .223 and .308 for hunters and target shooters.
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National crackdown on illegal guns; Triple J stumped by SSAA anti-crime stance; SHOT Expo this weekend; locked in the wrong closet; Kiwis hunt for school charity; cattle poacher sentenced.
EXCLUSIVE! First gallery of Lithgow's LA101 CrossOver
Sporting Shooter has obtained exclusive first photos of the all-new Lithgow Arms 101 CrossOver rifle, complete with close-ups of its "Made in Australia" stamping and other details.
Shot fired as farmer confronts poachers
Police are searching for two poachers who allegedly bailed up a NSW farmer who caught them, smashed his mobile phone and fired a warning shot at his feet.
Contentious microstamping law enacted
California has become the first place in the world where firearms must be fitted with highly controversial technology that stamps their serial number into every cartridge they fire.bacon busters » boar talk »
Doggin' with Dan
We didn't get many details with this image from Dan and his friend, but doggin' with Dan looks like it's not only a successful pursuit but a lot of fun!
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Bucks in rut and the .308
Having hunted the fallow bucks with a few calibres, I've been thinking about the most consistent one for varying shots and situations. The standout for me has been the .308 Winchester.
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MaXbox Door Pro review
The Door Pro is a simple and effective rifle rest for hunters who shoot from a vehicle. It's light, easy to use and great for quickly getting well-aimed shots away.
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9mm Colt 1911 due in May
Made exclusively for the Australian market, Colt’s new Government 1911 9mm semi-auto pistol will arrive in Australia in May.
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Hunting for a better education
A local community in New Zealand is hosting a family-friendly hunting competition to raise money for its school ... and no one is raging against it!
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.19 Calibre Wildcats
A British military calibre failure comes up trumps in a varminter wildcat chambering.
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May-June 2013 Ridgeline Hunting Photo Competition
If you have some great hunting photos (using rifle, shotgun, camera or bow and arrow etc) burning a hole in your computer, then we want to see them in the Ridgeline Hunting Photo Competition. Send them in to marcusodean@yaffa.com.au.
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latest issue
What a cracker of an issue is the 100-page May Sporting Shooter. Inside you will find:
• A superb roundup of the brand new .17 Hornady Hornet from Nick - the reloading guide is simply awesome.
• A black powder pig hunt.
• Hares, THE little big game
• Tests of two nice Walther air rifles and the Savage Model 25 .17 Hornet AND
• How to achieve hunting rifle accuracy
And a lot more hunting and information for the keen rifleman. Get yours now or subscribe and when they run out on the newsstand you won't be disappointed.
