As Vortex’s entry level rangefinder, the Impact 850 outperforms its price point. As someone who does a variety of hunting, I look for diversity in my gear. I want equipment that’s going to function whether it’s spring or fall, archery season or gun season, and good conditions or poor. When it comes to a rangefinder, I’ll be looking for optics that can function for bowhunting deer, shotgun hunting turkey, and rifle hunting elk.
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Best Entry-Level Rangefinder: Vortex Impact 850 — Full Review
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The Winchester Model 70 in .338 Winchester Magnum — A Classic Combination
Published: February 18, 2018 { 19 comments }Winchester’s marketing slogan was quite a bold statement, but one that was not braggadocio. When the Model 70 was introduced – way back in 1936 – it represented what I consider to be the ultimate culmination of the American bolt-action hunting rifle. It had all of the necessary appointments: a strong action – closely related to the Mauser Gewehr 98 – with a reliable extractor, capable of handling the highest of cartridge pressures, a well-fitting stock, an excellent trigger and a three-position safety which would (eventually) work perfectly with a rifle scope.
Big Green Continues Operations While Restructuring For Bankruptcy: New 1911 R1 Double Stack — Full Review
Published: February 18, 2018 { 63 comments }Remington has had some mild successes on the handgun front, and several debacles. I know all about those debacles, I came off the top rope over the RP9, and I stand by that decision. Big Green and I might’ve had a difference of opinion over that, but they didn’t hold a grudge. And I am glad, because this week we are taking a look at something that is an unmitigated success.
PUF GUN Quad-Stack AK-74 Mags Trickling into the States
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Cimarron’s New Limited Edition Texas Ranger Walker Looks Great
Published: February 15, 2018 { 0 comments }Cimarron Firearms, known for their solid replicas and popular Cowboy Action guns, is producing a limited edition run of Walker replicas with a special aged finish.
Feinstein Pushes Gun Control, Grassley Signals Interest
Published: February 15, 2018 { 68 comments }Sen. Dianne Feinstein wasted no time calling for tougher gun control laws in the wake of the Parkland, Florida school shooting that left 17 dead.
Don’t Believe Media Reports Claiming, ’18 School Shootings in US This Year’
Published: February 15, 2018 { 240 comments }There have been 18 school shootings this year, according to Everytown for Gun Safety. The implication is that there have been 18 Sandy Hooks. That is a lie!
He Broke Into Her Residence. He Didn’t Come Out Alive.
Published: February 15, 2018 { 80 comments }“The victim is a Customs and Border Protection officer,” Rosario said. “[She] retrieved her firearm, shots were fired and the subject has been deceased here at the residence.”
Get All The Bag You’ll Ever Need: Voodoo Tactical’s 3-Gun Weapons Case
Published: February 14, 2018 { 10 comments }One major problem that has plagued multi-gun shooters since the advent of the sport is how do you carry all your stuff? Some people modify baby strollers or golf bags, which kinda works. Except you look like a nerd.







