Do you control your rifle? More specifically, can you shoot it accurately, yet very rapidly, at distances of twenty-five yards or more? This article focuses on a high-performance stance/mount system that will ensure that you can not only shoot accurately with your rifle but also get it on target quickly and shoot it with superior speed. Once the decision has been made to use deadly force, the faster you can neutralize the threat, the greater your chances of survival. This means that you need to get the first hit as fast as possible and followup hits even faster.

Figure 1: Controlling recoil on a rifle will allow for fast, accurate followup shots.

Use of a rifle for self-defense or as a superior weapon is more and more common these days with the ease of obtaining a great M4 system and all the accessories th...

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When it comes to expectations, some people are flat out nuts. They can spend a ton of money on one of our high end rifles and then think it will run and shoot accurately with some crap ammo. Not to mention the people who think that just because they can pump 175 SMKs or 6.5 140s out of their bolt gun at 2800-2900 FPS, they can get away with that out of a gas gun and expect us to make it happen.

In fact, most .308 ammunition has been developed and tested in bolt guns with slower twist barrels (as in 1:11.25 or 12”).  Due to this, some of these rounds will not perform in the acceptable chamber pressure range in gas guns with 1 in 10 twist barrels such as ours. However, we will get superior performance with 175 VLD type bullets preferred by long range shooters. But you can also get outstanding performance with bullets as light as the Hornady 110 Vmax, which I like for the Heavy Metal division in three gun completion. If you’re shooting inside 400 yards...

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