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While deer hunting may be seen by some as a sport where hunters simply go sit in a spot and wait for something to walk by, that characterization couldn’t be further from the truth. What if your deer is out of range and you need to bring him closer? That’s where a great hunter turns to his calls, and making the right ones can be critical.

The updated catalog includes prototype sniper and designated marksman rifles and assault rifle designs including an all-new personal defense weapon.

If a zombie apocalypse comes, will you be ready to take the long-range shots needed to stop these deadly threats before they get close enough to bite? Read on to find out how.

Introduction Cowboy Action’s story starts with a couple of friends who shared a love for competitive shooting, a novel idea on how to make it even more enjoyable, and a conversation on how to bring it all together. More on this in a moment. For the uninitiated, Cowboy Action is the common name for matches [...]

The Second Amendment Foundation has landed another big win for protecting one’s right to keep and bear arms this week as the Third District Court of Appeals has ruled that individuals convicted of certain non-serious misdemeanors do not permanently lose their 2A rights.

In the crowded market of sub-compact 9mm pistols, the Taurus PT 111 Millennium G2 stands apart with an impressive list of features and very attractive retail price.

“Why does a hunter need an assault rifle?” asked Music star Kesha.

The question of “should I shoot?” is almost 100 percent dependent on you having a gun with you if you should need one to save your life.

Ah, Youtube. Some videos are impossible not to click on. The one above shows how one can relocate a wasp nest with a shotgun.