Secret-Agent Transport: The Westland Lysander
These courageous Lysander SD pilots were the very first special operations aviators in history.
Where to Shoot a Deer With a Rifle: The Best Positions for a Quick, One-Shot Kill
Learning where to shoot a deer with a rifle isn’t enough.
Dogs and Deer: ‘A Four-Legged Tracking Machine’
Winter’s an ordinary, family pet, not a specialized, hunting or tracking dog, but you’d never know that from her stellar performance in the field this past month.
Who Is Autumn Fry? 8-Year-Old ‘Poster Child for Pro-Gun America’
Fry is from Pennsylvania and hosts a YouTube channel with 161,000 followers in which she tests various weapons.
Get to Know Eugene Stoner – Inventor of America’s Rifle
He left behind a legacy of more than 100 weapons design patents and weapons systems, but his most famous design was the AR-15.
The Guns of 007’s ‘No Time To Die’
James Bond films are always wildly entertaining, especially for firearms enthusiasts, often utilizing the latest weapons and gear, and No Time to Die certainly delivers grandly in that regard.
Throwing Explosives in Vietnam
“They weren’t enemy grenades, they were their own grenades that had come unscrewed from the handle and striker assembly.”
Two Collectible Shows Meant Twice the Fun for Antique Gun Collectors
This year's partnering of shows brought in militaria dealers, firearms experts, and gun collectors from across the country.
The Duke’s Six Shooter Headed to Auction
The pre-auction estimated price is $20,000 to $40,000.
Get To Know Elmer Keith – Father of the .44 Magnum
He wore big Stetson hats, smoked big cigars, and used big bore pistols to hunt big game.
Italian Special Forces and Their Weapons
These remarkably skilled units are equipped with the very finest in weapons and equipment.
Remembering Epic Jackalope Hunts in Wyoming
I’ve taken eastern friends hunting this elusive quarry for more than four decades.
Overkill: Guns of the He 219A Night Fighter
“Some people embrace the night, because the rules of the day do not apply.”
A Flashy Guy and a Flashy .357
It had the longest barrel I’d seen at the time on a Smith & Wesson revolver.
Air Force Special Reconnaissance Teams
The brand-new, Special Reconnaissance career field is a stellar addition to the Air Force Special Tactics Squadrons.
A True Story of Stagecoach Robberies in the Old West
Slade was a notorious drunk, a mean one to boot.
Survive Like a Fighter Pilot
Carry just enough survival gear that you feel fairly safe and comfortable in case of an unexpected breakdown in a remote area, without using excessive trunk space.
BOOK REVIEW: The Guns of John Moses Browning
Browning possessed the remarkable trait of thinking in three dimensions and only used the blueprints he “saw” in his head.
Wyoming in a Nutshell
Wyomingites can be ruthless when it comes to certain out-of-state hunters or fishermen honing in on their territory.
Trojan Horse: The World’s First Special Operations Mission
“Always mystify, mislead, and surprise the enemy, if possible.”
Different Hunting Types: Which is Right for You?
If you’re new to hunting, consider the following before you head into the great outdoors:.
Another Melancholy Trip High in the Air with a Few Canada Geese
Geese are one of the animals durable enough to traverse continents.