Israeli Special Forces and Their Weapons
Most (but not all) of the recent (past 25 years), major wars have been fought in predominantly-Islamic countries or regions.
Adventures in the Wyoming Wilderness: Not Every Hunt Ends in a Harvest
Green Mountain in southeastern Fremont County, Wyoming is claimed to be one of the best kept secrets in elk hunting in the Rocky Mountain region.
Fading Summer: Holding onto Memories and Material Things
“The two happiest days of a boat owner’s life are the day they buy the boat, and the day they sell it.”
The Guns of Remington Arms
Remington is one of the oldest firearms manufacturers in the world and the largest U.S. producer of shotguns and rifles.
The Copper-Bullet Debate
Let’s attempt to cut through the smoke and mirrors of both sides, and take a reasonable, rational, educated approach to this sensitive issue.
Axis Deer Hunting … with an Airgun?
The Hammer did the job, and I was impressed with the 350-gr. hollow point bullet.
A Mountain Lion after Track Practice
Even a small mountain lion is a big cat, especially when you’re running across open ground in shorts and tennis shoes.
Vacation Idea: Wings Over the Rockies Air & Space Museum
Lowry AFB got its start in 1938 as Lowry Field, named after Francis Lowry, the only Colorado pilot killed in action during WWI.
History Lessons: What We Can Learn from the Underdog
A look at one fascinating area of ancient history shares eerie parallels to our American empire.
‘Satan’s Chariot’: The Mi-24 Hind Gunship
By 1976, the Mi-24VHind-E entered production, finally gaining the desired, tube-launched, AT-6 Spiral supersonic missiles.
‘No Compromises’: The Guns of Heckler & Koch
Since its beginning in post-war Germany in 1948, Heckler & Koch has gone through good times, bad times, and scandals.
Is Gun Control Back-Firing?
It appears gun control may be back-firing (how’s that for a shooting related word?!), as it always does.
Fathers and Sons and the American Hunting Tradition
In 2004 we took what proved to be the final deer hunt with my dad.
Ever Notice How Many Words and Expressions Are Shooting Related?
Guns are a huge part of American culture, right down to the way we speak.
A Bright Spot in a Dismal Day in the Arkansas Woods
It was a memorable day in the gray woods of southern winter.
Speed Demons: Military DuneBuggies and Their Weapons
The world-famous Willys MB Jeep entered service in 1941.
Magic Time: Memories of Goose Hunting at High Altitude
The magic time arrived, the last 20 minutes of legal shooting before dark arrives is often the best hunting of the day.
Guns and Fate on the DaringRaid to Rescue Mussolini
This is the amazing, true story of the first combat use of the German FG 42 paratrooper assault rifle.
Wildlife: A Way of Life in the Rocky Mountain West
In Wyoming, Montana, and Idaho, wildlife grazing on school fields is commonplace.
Swiss Precision: The Guns of Brügger and Thomet
Initially, Brügger and Thomet produced high-quality suppressors for the domestic Swiss market.
Wild Game: The Original Organic Meat
I wasn’t surprised when I heard the younger health-conscious crowd is becoming increasingly interested in hunting for the benefit of eating wild, organic meat.
Taking a Rookie Hunter on a Lake Hattie Duck Hunt
It was a different time in America, a time when you could send a gun via the United States Postal Service with few if any questions.
Army Special Ops Gunships: BlackHawk, Little Bird, and Lightning
Let’s take an in-depth look at the Black Hawk, Little Bird, and Lightning gunships currently in use by special operations aviation forces.