This page is about supporting the people who support us. I will be listing companies that align with B&R Photography as well as companies who have helped out along the way by believing in me and trusting me with some product to photograph and use for either blog or article work.
If you are looking for a muzzle device for your center-fire or rimfire rifle I cannot say enough good things about Kevin & Will Chou. They are incredible talented at what they do with a detail to care rarely seen in this day and age. If you are after a Tuner, Muzzle Brake or a Tuner Brake combo. They have products for everything from .22lr all the way up to ELR builds.
If you’re looking for gunsmith services, action wrench’s (both internal and external), custom chambering work, barrel vises, custom projects, bottom metals or pic rails PR Precision is a fantastic choice. They do allot of work on Tikka rifles which makes him my go to for anything Tikka related but he also works on all other platforms.
If you’re looking for aftermarket Tikka magazines this is the spot for you. NDr Shooting supplies is fantastic. They make multiple options that fit in your standard Tikka T3/T3X rifles allowing for longer COAL and more cartridges in the magazine. They also make rimfire magazines for T1X rifles as well as CZ rimfire rifles currently. Also he makes a sweet PRS bag.
Pristine Technologies is a custom rifle action manufacture in B.C. Canada. They offer high quality actions to competitors and hunters. Pristine was one of the first companies to work with me for Photography and later on became someone I did some writing for. They have been big supporters of mine and helped me branch further into the firearms and shooting sports industry.
Precision Zone is a online store for aftermarket firearms parts and accessories. Currently stock a wide range of products in particular the Axis Precision Workx line of items including the Carbon X. If you are looking for high end good quality accessories for your rifle head of to their website and have a browse.
National Firearms Association. 
This is a big one and a very important one as without the National Firearms Association I wouldn’t exist as you know me. I started talking product style photos as a hobby which with the help of the Editor at the NFA I was introduced into the idea of writing for magazines and getting my photos published. I had always thought you just take photos for companies and that is what I was trying to do at the time but having switched it has been awesome. I no longer feel tied down and have the ability to photograph what I want and talk about the things I like and dislike. Every Canadian should be a member of the National Firearms Association.
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