Long-range hunting in Australia places unusual demands on a rifle and cartridge. A hunter may travel hundreds of kilometres from Brisbane, Melbourne or…
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Selecting a stock is one of the most practical decisions when buying or configuring a Remington shotgun or rifle. The stock affects length of pull, cheek weld,…
Choosing between Remington Hi-Lube and a regular firearm lubricant is less about finding one universally superior product and more about matching the lubricant…
When the roos are moving at dusk and the foxes are starting to raid the lambing paddocks, the last thing you want is a Remington rifle that drifts off target…
Rust can appear on a Remington firearm after exposure to humidity, salt air, condensation, sweat, or fingerprints. Surface oxidation may look like orange…
From the back paddocks of rural New South Wales to the clay-banked river flats outside Perth, Australians with a Category A licence have long relied on the…
Regular bore maintenance helps a Remington rifle stay accurate, reliable, and easier to inspect. A bore guide is a simple cleaning accessory that fits into the…
The lever-action rifle carries a mystique that few other firearms can match. Across Australia, from the cattle country of Queensland to the scrubby ridges…
Across Australia, owners of Remington rifles, shotguns, and handguns rely on a steady supply of replacement parts to keep their firearms running safely. From a…
When Remington introduced the Model 1911 R1 in 2010, it signalled the brand's return to the semi-automatic pistol market after decades focused on long guns.…