Precision Rest
How Kopfjäger Increases Safety
Responsible firearm owners know safety is paramount and they know simply being a novice, elderly or handicapped shooter should not exclude anyone from using firearms. Successful, ethical shooting is possible for people from all walks of life – and Kopfjäger is here to help.
Benefits of Using Kopfjäger
By Kevin Reese Being a prideful hunter, you will always hear about my successful hunts, and probably in an exaggerated manner—the time I shot 2 ducks with one shot, my 250 yard off-hand shot on a coyote—the list goes on. But you won’t always hear about my failures. The truth is, real hunters miss, and they probably miss a lot more than they want you to know. Whenever I call in a predator only to pull the shot or miss multiple running attempts on feral hogs, I’m left wondering how to improve after the fact. Purpose-driven innovation throughout, Kopfjäger Reaper Grip...
A 1,000-Yard Shot
At Triple C Range in Cresson, Texas, I finally got the chance to shoot 1,000 yards. However, before I could even begin to think about hitting a miniscule target on the far end of the county, I needed the proper gear.
Best Precision Rests For Sighting In, Plinking and Hunting!
By Kopfjäger • February 1, 2021 Will A Rifle Rest Help Improve Your Mark? Tripod shooting rests provide users with a stable platform to bear the weight of their firearm while aiming and shooting. Nearly all long-range precision shooters and hunters use some type of precision rest: tripod, bipod, monopod, shooting stick or shooting table. Tripods support the weight of your rifle, allowing your arms to rest before taking your shot. Also, they enable quick-target acquisition by reducing the shaking and tremors of your reticle. Tripods enable users to easily switch from numerous accessories. This establishes a steady system to transition from...
Kopfjäger Small Diameter Rifle grip empowers a new class of shooters
By Kopfjäger • September 29, 2020 Learn Something New Kopfjäger’s Small Diameter Rifle Grip is all about learning and adapting. Learning anything in life is easier at a younger age. Want to speak another language? Learn as a child. Want to read? Learn as a child. What about sports mastery? Learn as a child. Thus, children who encounter and handle firearms are more likely to grow to be competent, safe 2nd Amendment practitioners. Children are the future and if we want to protect American liberty from all enemies, foreign and domestic, we need a generation of competent, effective firearms users. An adult guiding a young firearms user Learn Firearms But...