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Stopping by the Horus Vision booth, I got a chance to look at the new Tremor 4 Reticle, designed by Todd Hodnett. The Tremor 4 is currently available for spotting scopes and blends the elements of the Tremor 3 wind dots and the Horus H59 reticle.

I officially started writing for The Firearm Blog in January of 2013, although the first article I wrote was a guest post published on May 2nd of 2011. One of the first items that I requested to test was a chassis stock from Kinetic Research Group. My editor Phil said he would “look into it.” Several years passed, the World turned, armorer certifications appeared on the wall, my knowledge about firearms increased, and I had the pleasure of attending some excellent long range training at Accuracy 1st. Several months ago, Phil sent me an email asking if I was still interested in reviewing a chassis from Kinetic Research Group. I enthusiastically said yes, and a 5th Generation KRG Whiskey-3, short action Remington 700 chassis, arrived in the mail.

I recently had the pleasure of testing out Howa’s new HCR, or Howa Chassis Rifle. The Howa HCR is built using a Howa 1500 Heavy Barreled action and an Accurate Mag aluminum rifle chassis. For testing I received a model chambered in 6.5 Creedmoor. Testing the Howa Chassis Rifle consisted of several hours of dry fire and familiarization, as well as 8 hours on the range.