Remembering the Good, Old Days of Simpler Sporting Goods
It seems that everything in the sporting goods world is now a specialty item.
Favorite Movie Guns, Part IV
We continue our series of favorite movie guns with another list of firearms to look for as you watch your favorite films!
History Lesson: Guns of the JFK Assassination
This article will focus exclusively on the firearms aspect of the assassination.
The Life of Ed Cantrell: One of the Most Famous Modern Lawmen in the American West
Cattle markets are among the most unstable of all commodities.
VACATION IDEA: ‘Firearms Wonderland,’ Canyon Madness Ranch, New Mexico
At Canyon Madness Ranch (CMR), though, you don’t have to choose between being remote and having access to amenities.
The Mystery of Range Detective Tom Horn
It’s the essence of a good western: Cattle roaming the open range, mysteriously disappearing overnight, with little trace of where they went.
Vacation Idea: The Town Where Everyone Is Required by Law to Own a Gun
Finally, a place where you fit in!
Hunting Big Game with Airguns
Big caliber airguns are new.
COVID-19 Can’t Stop You from Visiting Gun Museums Virtually
For those who can't get out to the actual museums or famous battlefields, the computer screen might be the next best option.
Pigeon Hunting Using a .25 Cal Umarex Gauntlet
If you aren’t into airguns, you need to start thinking about it.
The Guns of Delta Force
From its inception, Delta Force sought the very best weapons for its unique requirements.
Marine Who Disarmed Rioter Who Stole Police Gun Speaks Out
In Seattle, a Marine veteran-turned security guard disarmed a rioter who had stolen an AR-15 from a police vehicle.
Is Sig Sauer Really Bankrupt?
A quick internet search would have you believe that yes, the great gun manufacturer Sig Sauer has gone bankrupt.
GSG 9: Germany’s Counterterrorist Elite
The Action 1 utilizes an 84-grain, solid-copper, hollowpoint (SCHP) bullet, with a bronze-colored, nylon tip to ensure perfect feeding in all 9mm weapons
Duck Hunting with the Governor
One particularly boring function came on the afternoon of the opening day of waterfowl season.
Hunting on Horseback: The Tradition Lives On
Muskets were hard to handle at full gallop; the bow was much more effective.
How To: Tricking Out a Ruger 10/22
I think for one rifle, there are more after-market parts for the 10/22 than any other rifle ever made.
Weapons of War: Rotary Firepower, from Gatling Gun to Vulcan Cannon and Beyond
“I could invent a machine, a gun, which could...enable one man to do as much battle duty as a hundred.”
Ultimate Mountain Hunt: Spotting and Stalking Bears
You hear a lot about it, but exactly what does it mean to spot and stalk bears?
Perspective: Remembering the Sacrifices of the Older Generations
We are bombarded by the message of sacrifice that the current generation is making because of the quarantine, social distancing, and isolation of the COVID-19 epidemic.
History Lesson: The FP-45 Liberator Pistol
Army strategists were looking for a weapon that could be mass-produced quickly for use by insurgents against the Axis powers by underground forces throughout the world.
Still Haven’t Bagged a Turkey? These Items May Help
I wish I had a magic answer for you, but a lot of times, a decent plan mixed with hard work will make things happen.
Shooters Grill Defies Order, Reopens
Shooters Grill, a restaurant in Rifle, Colorado where every waitress packs a gun, has reopened in defiance of a cease and desist order.