Watch as Raniero Testa beats his own record! He shoots 13 clay targets in 1.6 seconds before they touch the ground with the new Winchester SX4 autoloading shotgun.
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BY S.H. Blannelberry Published: May 23, 2017 { 9 comments }130 Authors Join Everytown Council, Pledge to Push Anti-Gun Agenda
BY S.H. Blannelberry Published: May 23, 2017 { 36 comments }“The talent and reach of this Council will get even more Americans thinking, talking, and taking action, all toward our shared goal – saving lives from gun violence,” said Feinblatt.
Kansas Professor Pens Resignation Letter Over Campus Carry Law
BY Jordan Michaels Published: May 23, 2017 { 36 comments }A University of Kansas professor resigned earlier this month ostensibly due to fear of the state’s new campus carry law, which is set to take effect at public universities on July 1.
MilSurp: An American Enfield – The History of the .30-06 Model 1917
BY Administrator Published: May 23, 2017 { 7 comments }It is sometimes said that “timing is everything” and, in this instance, that proved to be true for the United States military. As events transpired, there was a source for manufacturing modern military service rifles that could go into production in a relatively short period of time. This fortuitous happenstance was due to the fact that when the United States declared war, three American plants were completing production of the “Pattern 1914” rifle under contract for the government of Great Britain. That would lead to what we now know as the Model 1917 rifle.
Reloading: To Crimp or Not to Crimp, That is the Question
BY Tom McHale Published: May 22, 2017 { 37 comments }Crimping gets a bad rap. Just as we sometimes tend to fix construction mistakes with a hammer rather than taking the time to properly fit parts, we tend to view crimping as a way to “fix” a less than perfect bullet seating. The problem with crimping is that it sounds so logical. The word “crimping” kind of implies the process of locking a bullet in place. But, there is more to it than just that.
Loaded for Bear: Dan Wesson Bruin 10mm Long Slide – Full Review
BY Robert Sadowski Published: May 22, 2017 { 13 comments }Love it or hate it, the 10mm round deserves respect. Both the chambering and the 6.3-inch barrel that Dan Wesson equips the Bruin with make it a great choice for hunting—especially with 10mm cartridges loaded to their full potential. Pigs, deer, and bear within close range will fall prey to the Bruin.
Marine Gunner Dispels Suppressor Myth
BY S.H. Blannelberry Published: May 22, 2017 { 12 comments }Does a suppressor effect the velocity of your projectile? The answer is yes they do, but not in the manner you might think.
Break-Ins, Robberies Rise During Summer Months: Are You Prepared?
BY S.H. Blannelberry Published: May 22, 2017 { 5 comments }“It’s that time of the year where kids will be getting out of school, bored with nothing to do, so you will see a lot more activities, especially burglaries,” Mapes said.
Gunfighter Tip of the Week: Shirt Modification to Improve Draw Stroke
BY Clay Martin Published: May 19, 2017 { 20 comments }Clay shows you how to modify your shirt to ensure that it doesn’t get in the way when you go to draw your gun.
PopSugar Columnist Argues ‘Why Kids Should Never Play With Water Guns’
BY S.H. Blannelberry Published: May 19, 2017 { 28 comments }“These “toys” are also sending mixed messages and diluting the most important ones: guns are no joke. Guns aren’t innocent, even if they are “harmless” and in plastic form,” wrote Levy.








