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What a Worn Barrel Actually Does to Your Accuracy: We Cut One Open to Show You
Your rifle used to shoot 0.5 MOA groups. Now it’s struggling to stay under 1.5 MOA, and you can’t figure out why. The answer might be staring you in the face—or more accurately, hiding inside your barrel. At 360 Precision, we cut open a shot-out barrel to show you exactly..
The ONE Body Position Rule for Accurate Rifle Shooting: Master Natural Point of Aim
Why do your shots keep drifting? Why can’t you see your impacts? The answer isn’t your trigger pull, your optic, or your ammunition, it’s how you position your body behind the rifle. The Fundamental Everyone Overlooks We see it constantly at 360 Precision. Shooters come in, some brand new, others..
Former MMA Fighter Erik Purcell on Real Combat, Tactical Training, and Building a Life on Your Own Terms
360 Precision sits down with professional MMA fighter and tactical training expert Erik Purcell to discuss the brutal reality of hand-to-hand combat, why most people aren’t prepared for real violence, and how his fighting background translates to firearms training and self-defense. More Than Just a Fighter When Erik Purcell isn’t..
The Complete Competitive Shooter’s Ruck Sack Guide: Essential Gear Breakdown
What do the pros actually carry to precision rifle competitions? We sat down with two seasoned competitive shooters to unpack their ruck sacks and reveal every piece of gear they bring to matches, and why it matters. Why Your Ruck Sack Setup Matters Whether you’re preparing for your first precision..
SWAT Sniper Reveals What Most Shooters Get Wrong
Jordan Glassman on Fundamentals, Training, and the Reality of Law Enforcement Firearms Skills In a candid conversation on the Accuracy Matters Podcast, Dan Cogan, owner and founder of 360 Precision, sat down with Jordan Glassman, a 19-year law enforcement veteran, SWAT sniper, and founder of The Left Edge Society. What..
Shot Show 2026: Four Days Inside the Industry’s Biggest Event
Shot Show 2026 delivered Walking into Shot Show 2026 at the Venetian Expo, you could feel it, this wasn’t just another trade show. This was the biggest Shot Show ever, packed wall-to-wall with cutting-edge firearms, precision components, and manufacturing tech that’s going to shape the next few years of the..
Behind the Counter: The Real Story of Running a Firearms Business with Tom Helenski
An unfiltered conversation with the owner of Tanner’s Sports Center about passion, business, and giving back When Tom Helenski purchased Tanner’s Sports Center in December 2022, he wasn’t just buying a business—he was stepping into a legacy. The Bucks County, Pennsylvania fixture had been family-owned since its founding in 1992,..
The Fastest Way to Get a Bad Reputation at Shooting Matches
If you’ve shot enough matches, you’ve seen it all. The good, the bad, and the stuff that makes everyone on the squad quietly cringe. Between the three of us, we’ve spent years competing, match directing, and working as ROs, and certain issues keep showing up over and over again. This..
Joe Gentile: The Biggest Mistakes New Shooters Make (and how to avoid them)
Dan Cogan of 360 Precision sits down with Joe Gentile, Director of the Mason-Dixon PRS Series, to break down what really matters in precision rifle shooting, especially for shooters trying to level up. Joe’s story isn’t one of instant success. He started shooting young, grew up around firearms, and even..
Interview with Zero Compromise Optics
How did you get your start in the industry? I linked up with Jeff Huber (owner of Zero Compromise Optics) back in 2014. Back then I was, on my own time, doing rifle scope and binocular reviews that were getting posted to an online magazine. I believed the content I..
Coatings: A Primer
Anodizing, Bluing, Parkerizing, Nickel Plating, Cerakoting… choosing a coating for your firearm or simply determining which coatings are on the firearms you already own can be a daunting task. It is also near impossible to select a “best coating” as that choice is heavily determined by how the firearm is..
Wind Calls: What is Your Gun Speed?
Until we get to ranges beyond 1,000 yards, the basics of determining elevation are pretty simple. Combine muzzle velocity (MV), ballistics coefficient (BC) and density altitude (DA) into an algorithm and determining the bullet’s point of impact becomes pretty academic and fairly precise. Wind is the wild card. Wind. We..
22 GT Cartridge: First Impressions, Real-World Compatibility, and Where It Fits
The 22 GT is a .22-caliber, GT-based cartridge concept credited to George Gardner (GA Precision) and Tom Jacobs (Vapor Trail Bullets), built around the same “feeds well in AICS/short actions” idea that helped make the 6mm GT popular in competition circles. In plain terms: it’s a modern .224 option designed..
Machined vs Forged
Machined Machined receivers are milled out of a solid block of aluminum called billet stock. The two most common aluminum alloys used for machining AR receivers are 6061-T6 and 7075-T6. The main difference between the two is the amount of zinc alloyed with the aluminum. Among the aluminum alloys suitable..
Range Medical
Be prepared for medical emergencies while at the range We all know the three rules of gun safety; keeping the muzzle pointed in a safe direction, keeping the firearm unloaded until ready for use and never placing your finger on the trigger until ready to shoot. Following these rules helps..
