Sportsmen Benefit from Interior Sec. Zinke’s Leadership
Sportsmen are now able to hunt and fish without undue restrictions, and nature-lovers are able to enjoy the great outdoors more fully.
History Repeats Itself: Recalling Early American Gun Control in the Wild West
Gun control is not a new phenomenon and has been happening almost since our nation’s inception.
What’s a Campout Worth? Cherished Memories of a Successful Hunt
Fishing, hunting, hiking, and similar activities are often complemented by a most pleasant pastime – camping.
The Story of a Sioux Woman Whose Song Touched Both Custer’s Last Stand and the Normandy Invasion
The little girl had no idea how her life would be overturned in completely unexpected ways.
Wild Recipes from Public Lands: Wild Turkey Fresh Spring Rolls
Hunting and fishing are outdoor activities with tasty results.
Weapons that Won the American Revolutionary War
Here we pay tribute to the Colonial “assault weapons” that freed us from the tyrannical rule of King George III.
Three Basic Tips for Better Handgun Marksmanship
I’ve narrowed down three areas of focus that have helped me improve in a big way.
Hillsdale College Produces Top-Notch Shooting Teams from State-of-the-Art Facility
Couched in the middle of 113 acres, Hillsdale College’s Shooting Sports Education Center was created to “expose a new generation to shooting sports, encourage older shooters to return to the sport and to bring the ideas of liberty to life.”
Wild Recipes from Public Lands: Bristol Bay Salmon Poke
Hunting and fishing are outdoor activities with tasty results.
Chronicling the Colt 1911 – One of the Most Popular Guns in World History
The Colt M1911, having been in service since 1911, has seen more than its fair share of action and has amassed an impressive history.
High Power Service Rifle Competition: Mastering the Basics of the Standing Position
Many competitors dread the standing stage of the high power service rifle courses of fire.
A Brief Overview of Metal Finishes for Keeping Guns from Corrosion
The paradoxical element of shooting is that you are introducing something to a gun’s surfaces that will cause corrosion.
A Brief Overview of Wood Finishing Techniques for Gunstocks
Modern gun stocks lack the character and luster of traditional wood elements, and it’s important to preserve the beauty of historical firearm treasures.
Wild Recipes from Public Lands: Venison Korean Bulgogi Wraps
Hunting and fishing are outdoor activities with tasty results.
Don’t Believe The Myths Telling You Vintage Guns Are Not Valid Collectibles
If you’re a collector of antique firearms, chances are you’ve run across some critics.
First-Time Trip to the Range? What to Know and Pack
Making sure you pack the proper gear and take the appropriate safety precautions are key to having a productive day at the range.
The Adventurous Career of a Predator Control Agent in the 70s and 80s
The life of a predator hunter can take many directions.
Wild Recipes from Public Lands: Pheasant Pot Pie
Hunting and fishing are outdoor activities with tasty results.
It’s Spring Bear Season: Spot and Stalk for an ‘Easy’ Bear Hunt
Wyoming and Idaho allow you to bait bears in specific locations and with certain restrictions.
Wisconsin Lions Club Uses Guns to Raise Hundreds of Thousands of Dollars for Charity
The Minocqua Club has found a way to use guns and related gear to raise hundreds of thousands of dollars for their charity work, and every cent goes to those who need it.
Mosin-Nagant Rifle Provides a Path from Modernity to a Mysterious, Violent Past
Sometimes history finds you in the most unexpected ways.
Remembering the Great Little Winchester M1 Carbine
The early 1940s saw the need for a specialized rifle to equip second-line troops and specialists, such as machine-gunners.
Wild Recipes from Public Lands: Double Cereus Cactus Bread
Hunting and fishing are outdoor activities with tasty results.