Remembering Audie Murphy: Legendary Sharpshooter and American War Hero
Murphy is remembered for being a physically diminutive man with a colossal spirit and a marksman’s deadeye.
The Guns that Won Florida’s Only Major Civil War Battle
Many of these innovations changed not just the outcome of the Civil War, but combat forever.
These Men Have Two Remington Bolt Action Rifles to Thank for Being Alive Today
Three men of the family who lived to tell about a close call with a grizzly thanks to two Remington bolt action rifles.
Wild Recipes from Public Lands: Chilkoot Trail Mac and Cheese
Hunting and fishing are outdoor activities with tasty results.
VIDEO: Every Waitress at this Colorado Restaurant Packs a Gun
Business at Shooters Grill has grown as Second Amendment-loving patrons from all over the world go out of their way to stop at the famous restaurant.
Wild Recipes from Public Lands: Elk and Pheasant Molcajete Mixto
Hunting and fishing are outdoor activities with tasty results.
Understanding the Increasingly Popular Sport of Long-Range Shooting
Long-range shooting is one of America’s fastest-growing outdoor sports.
It Took Years for the Gun to Become the Preferred Weapon of Native Tribes
It took a long time for guns to reach an equal status with other weapons.
Civilian Marksmanship Program Provides a Physical Connection to History
My immediate interest has always been centered on the Civilian Marksmanship Program (CMP) sports.
U.S. Marine Corps Upgrading Its Sniper Rifle – Ending 50-Year Run with M40
The 7.62x51 Remington 700 bolt-action was the basis for the M40 series – the Corps’ choice since 1966.
Wild Recipes from Public Lands: Woods Tea
Hunting and fishing are outdoor activities with tasty results.
Advice for Choosing the Proper Pellets for an Accurate Air Rifle
Testing numerous loads is nothing new to big game hunters, but what about “little game” hunters?
Competitive Shooting on a Budget: Money Doesn’t Always Buy Success
“You have to find what works for you. Forget the other guys and look at yourself.”
The Basics of High Power Service Rifle Competition
“High power? Let’s go lie in the mud!”
Wild Recipes from Public Lands: Aluuttagaaq
Hunting and fishing are outdoor activities with tasty results.
Wild Recipes from Public Lands: Wild Blackberry Cobbler
Indulge your sweet tooth with this dish. Blackberry cobbler is the perfect dessert to serve following any meal.
When Guns Were Not Taboo: Reflections on American Gun Culture in the 60s and 70s
Growing up in rural New York and Florida in the 1960s and 70s, guns were a part of everyday life.
The Long and Illustrious Career of the Baker Rifle
The Baker Rifle was an effective, dependable, and easy-to-produce weapon.
It’s Turkey Season – Don’t Forget to Sight-In Your Shotgun!
Most people refer to this practice as “patterning” a shotgun, but it’s more like sighting it in.
Traditional Native American Gun Décor Told a Story
Firearms became an integral part of the lives of Native Americans at the moment they first encountered them.
Wild Recipes from Public Lands: Duck Bites
The following is part of a series featuring recipes with ingredients harvested from public lands.
Memories of My First Buck: A Trophy to Beat all Trophies
They only brought their scrawny little 13-year-old nephew on their big hunt because they were guilt-tripped into it by their broken-hearted younger sister ...
Second Amendment Advocate, R. Lee Ermey – ‘Gunny’ – Passes Away
R. Lee Ermey, known for his role as Gunnery Sergeant Hartman in “Full Metal Jacket” and for his outspoken support of Second Amendment rights, passed away...