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The CZ 557 Urban Counter-Sniper
The CZ 557 Urban Counter-Sniper is one seriously cool and uncommon bolt-action rifle. CZ designed it around precision engagements inside 400 yards, and the model was discontinued in 2019, which makes it a hard-to-find piece today.
Bolt handle: oversized for fast, positive cycling.
Setting one up
A short, urban-focused rifle like this does its best work with a good scope. You can compare precision riflescopes at OpticsPlanet. Watch the video above to see it up close.
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Is the CZ 457 Hunter Veil worth your time or is it just garbage? We take this rifle to the range to test its performance.
This video provides a practical evaluation of the CZ 457 Hunter Veil. Whether you are considering buying a new rimfire rifle or just want to see how this specific model handles at the range, this assessment cuts through the noise. We focus strictly on the shooting experience and build quality to help you decide if it fits your needs.
By the end of this CZ 457 review, you will know exactly how the platform performs under real-world conditions. We break down the handling, reliability, and overall value of the CZ 457 Hunter Veil so you can make an informed decision before heading to the store. This test is designed for shooters looking for honest feedback on the latest bolt action rimfire options.
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Looking to stock up? Check out these current bulk ammo deals from True Shot Ammo.
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Is the Fierce CT Rage LR worth it?
The Fierce CT Rage LR in 7 PRC is a precision rifle worth examining. This review looks at how it handles and whether it meets your standards for accuracy, focusing on its design and real-world capabilities. Whether you are adding to your collection or shopping for a new long-range rifle, the video covers the essentials.
What to weigh in a long-range rifle
Accuracy and consistency: look for tight, repeatable groups with quality ammo, not just one good group.
Cartridge: 7 PRC is a modern long-range round, so check ammo availability and cost. Browse ammo at Natchez and True Shot Ammo.
Handling: weight, balance and stock fit decide how steady the rifle feels in the field.
Optics: a long-range rifle needs a long-range scope. Compare options at OpticsPlanet.
Total cost: include the scope, mounts and ammo when you compare prices.
Watch a classic Mosin Nagant rifle send rounds downrange against steel targets! ? Hear the iconic rifle report and enjoy the satisfying CLANG of steel hits. Some links in this post are affiliate links. As an affiliate, I may earn a commission from qualifying purchases at no extra cost to you.
Mosin Nagant vs Steel Targets
The Mosin Nagant is a classic Russian military bolt-action in 7.62x54R, and it makes a loud, satisfying ring on steel. Surplus Mosins are inexpensive, rugged and surprisingly accurate, which makes them a fun way to shoot a piece of history. Watch the video above to hear the report and the hits.
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A budget Canik TP9 setup
This might be my favorite budget pistol of all time. In this short, a Canik TP9 is paired with an Olight weapon light and an Olight clip accessory, showing a complete budget carry or range setup that does not cost much.
Building a budget pistol setup
Start with a solid pistol: Canik has built a reputation for giving a lot of features for the price.
Add a weapon light: a light is one of the most useful upgrades for a home-defense or carry gun. Compare lights and red dots at OpticsPlanet.
Get a good holster and cleaning gear: a quality holster and basic maintenance supplies from Brownells protect your investment.
Stock up on ammo: practice is what makes a setup useful. Find 9mm range ammo at True Shot Ammo.
Is the Canik the best budget pistol ever? Tell me what you would run on yours.
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Is the Bergara B14CF Cima worth your money or total garbage? I put this new rifle to the test at the range to see how it performs.
If you are considering the Bergara B14CF Cima for your next build or purchase, this range evaluation offers a clear look at its capabilities. I break down real-world handling and accuracy to help you decide if this model meets the standards you expect from your equipment.
We focus on the practical shooting experience rather than marketing claims. By putting the Bergara B14CF Cima through its paces, you will get a direct assessment of whether the B14CF Cima holds up under actual range conditions. This Bergara rifle review aims to save you time and research by providing an honest look at how it shoots.
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Bergara B14 CF Cima Review: Range Results, Features and Verdict
Is the Bergara B14 CF Cima worth your money or total garbage? This review covers the 6.5 PRC version with a 20-inch barrel, tested at the range with a Bergara BTI 30 suppressor and a Tract Optics Toric UHD 3-15x scope.
Quick Verdict
Fantastic rifle with no complaints about the setup. The Cima CF shot about 0.75 to 0.8 MOA at 100 yards on a hot barrel with the first two loads tried, and the reviewer expects half-MOA after more break-in. It is planned as a primary hunting rifle for antelope and maybe whitetail.
About 0.8 MOA at 100 yards (a little under 3/4 inch group)
Pendleton 130 gr Swift Scirocco II, 6.5 PRC
About 0.75 MOA at 100 yards, shot on a hot barrel
Break-in
About 80 rounds before it settled in
The rifle was a little picky at first. About 80 rounds were needed before it started to settle, which is normal for a button-rifled (cut) barrel. The Remington Premier Cut copper-tipped load and the Pendleton Scirocco II load both shot very well. The Pendleton ammunition is loaded longer and faster, and it was the pick for antelope hunting.
Features and Build Quality
Carbon fiber stock and carbon fiber barrel, with a quality Cerakote finish
Stock with a built-in cheek rest and a pocket for the rear bag hand, with a flattened area for a solid rest
Grip is a bit larger than a traditional Monte Carlo stock, narrow, and comfortable for a medium-size hand
Metal bottom metal with a metal floorplate
Remington 700 footprint action with a recoil lug sandwiched between the barrel and receiver
Large tactical knurled bolt handle, threaded on so you can swap it out
Two-position safety that does not lock the bolt
Traditional sling swivel studs
Available in 6.5 PRC, 7 PRC, .308, 6.5 Creedmoor and many other calibers
What Could Be Better
The reviewer would add flush cups for QD sling attachment instead of the traditional swivel studs, change the action to a 60 or 70 degree bolt throw, and use a slightly smaller bolt knob. A three-position safety would also let you lock the bolt.
Bergara BTI 30 Suppressor
The rifle was tested with a Bergara BTI 30 suppressor: titanium grade 5, 3D printed, with changeable end caps (flow-through and non-flow-through), spiral fluting to dissipate heat, and a hub-compatible design for different adapters and thread pitches. The biggest takeaway was that the suppressor made the rifle noticeably more accurate.
Scope: Tract Optics Toric UHD 3-15x
The rifle was topped with the Tract Optics Toric UHD 3-15x in the lighter 1-inch main tube version. It has Japanese glass, an aircraft-grade aluminum body, a matching Cerakote finish, and very forgiving eye relief and eye box that stay nearly constant through the magnification range, even at 15x.
Frequently Asked Questions
What caliber was tested?
This review uses the 6.5 PRC version with a 20 inch barrel and 1:8 twist. The B14 Cima CF is also sold in other calibers.
Is the Bergara B14 CF Cima accurate?
Yes. It shot about 0.75 to 0.8 MOA at 100 yards with two different hunting loads during the review, including on a hot barrel, and more break-in may improve that.
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Long-range pronghorn hunting in Wyoming
Pronghorn are one of the great public-land hunts of the American West. They have sharp eyesight and live in wide-open country, so long-range pronghorn hunting often comes down to one opportunity. In this video, we take a 500-yard shot across the Wyoming prairie on a public-land hunt.
The setup
Rifle: Remington 700 Alpha 1.
Chassis: MDT LSS chassis.
Optic: Telson Optics scope.
Tips for a long-range hunt
Know your limits: only take a shot at distances you have proven on the range with this exact rifle and load.
Use quality hunting bullets: bullet choice matters for clean, ethical kills. See Barnes Bullets and hunting ammo at Natchez.
Glass the country: good binoculars and a rangefinder from OpticsPlanet help you find and range animals.
Scout public land: the onX Hunt app shows property boundaries and access points.
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Wyoming pronghorn at long range
Pronghorn antelope have excellent eyesight and are always on alert, so a hunter often gets just one chance. This Wyoming pronghorn hunting trip came down to patience, a steady rest and a single, well-placed shot at long range.
What made the shot work
Patience: waiting for the right moment beats rushing a marginal shot.
A steady rest: a solid, stable position matters more the farther you shoot.
Preparation: practice at distance before the hunt so you know your rifle and your limits.
Gear and planning
Good glass helps you spot animals first, and you can compare binoculars and rangefinders at OpticsPlanet. Use the onX Hunt app to scout public land, and find hunting ammo at Natchez. Check Wyoming licensing and regulations before you go.
