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SilencerCo Scythe Ti Review: Ultra-Light Titanium Rifle Suppressor

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SilencerCo Scythe-Ti, the model designed to launch the manufacturer’s premium line. This is the suppressor you should be considering, whether you prefer shooting from the bench or from a hunting blind. Here’s why.

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Savage Mark II Minimalist Review: Lead-Free 21 Sharp Hits Hard

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The Savage Mark II Minimalist is one of their top-selling bolt-action rifles, and they wisely chose to make it one of the offerings chambered in 21 Sharp.

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Elmer Keith: The Magnum Legend

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Elmer was born in 1899 in Missouri and passed away at the age of 84 in 1984. In those decades, he did everything an outdoor enthusiast does, including ranching, guiding, tracking, hunting, and cartridge development. Above all, I’d describe him as a gun writer and hardcore handgunner.

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Suppressor 101: A Cleaning Guide

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Even if you don’t own a suppressor—yet—you might be curious about the ins and outs of maintenance. If you do own one, you must understand how to take care of it.

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Semi-Autos: A History

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We’re all generally familiar with the various firearms platforms, but it’s the semi-automatic that seems to get the most attention

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Battle of the Plastic Pistol: Anderson vs. Glock vs. Savage

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Plastic pistols are nothing new—the first was made by Heckler & Koch in the 1970s—and you’d be right to say there’s a glut of them on the market. Just because there are a lot of options doesn’t mean they’re all the same, though. It’s even become increasingly common for polymer pistols to be sub-$500 guns—new. [...]

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Home Defense 101: How to Choose a Rifle

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Estimated reading time: 8 minutes There was a time when shotguns were considered the end-all, be-all of home defense, but the gun world’s moved on. That doesn’t mean there’s not a good place for your 12-gauge anymore, just that horizons have broadened to include handguns and AR-15s. When it comes to defending your castle, it’s [...]

Muzzleloaders: Still a Thing?

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Is there still a place in today’s modern tech for muzzleloaders? We think so, and we’re going to tell you why.

Calling All Coyotes: MFK Game Calls

Calling All Coyotes: MFK Game Calls

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If you’re a hardcore coyote hunter odds are you don’t just use e-callers. They’re a tried-and-true method for creating awesomely realistic sounds in real-time. You can even mix it up by using e-callers and diaphragm calls together. Interested? Then you should check out MFK Game Calls.

Review: Kenetrek Boots

Review: Kenetrek Boots

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Your feet matter. There’s no reason to go through a hunt miserable from foot pain or to risk infection or injury. Invest in Kenetreks and you’ll not only be a happier hunter but your feet will thank you.