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One-Handed Shooting: Let It Tilt 10 O’Clock High

One-Handed Shooting: Let It Tilt 10 O’Clock High

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You don’t always have to hold the pistol vertically. When firing with one hand, tilting the gun slightly helps to align your muscles to create a better firing platform. This is not a different grip. It is a different hold.

Do-It-Yourself AK Rifle: Lee Armory's Build Class in Phoenix, AZ

Do-It-Yourself AK Rifle: Lee Armory’s Build Class in Phoenix, AZ

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The guys at Lee Armory know AKs. They run a manufacturing operation and have all the jigs, fittings and parts for building AK rifles. They also have a cadre of gunsmiths who know and love the Kalashnikov design in all of its variants. Most importantly, Lee Armory wants to to your specifications. I got to [...]

Redefining the Extremes: Preparing Your Pistol for Daily Carry Conditions

Redefining the Extremes: Preparing Your Pistol for Daily Carry Conditions

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Neglect is probably the greatest enemy of the concealed self-defense handgun. In my experience, it’s a rare one that gets fired and lubricated very frequently.

OCD: Obsessive Cleaning Disorder

OCD: Obsessive Cleaning Disorder

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I will tell you that my practice is to, after every match or formal shooting class, hit the gun with a bore snake and make sure it’s adequately lubed.

The Future of Land Leasing? Outdoor Access Connects Sportsmen with Land Owners on a Per-Day Basis

The Future of Land Leasing? Outdoor Access Connects Sportsmen with Land Owners on a Per-Day Basis

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Deer season started this weekend in Texas, and I’m not in a tree stand. Why? Aside from the crushing weight of deadlines and the kids’ hectic schedules, I have another problem: I live in the suburbs. As a recent transplant to Waco, I haven’t built a list of friendly landowners willing to let me wander their property in search of Whitetail. And I know I’m not alone when I say that a multi-thousand-dollar lease isn’t in the cards right now, even if I split the bill among my hunting buddies.

Fortunately, help may be on its way.

Tactical .22: The Little Cartridge That Could

Tactical .22: The Little Cartridge That Could

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The .22 LR is without a doubt the most ubiquitously manufactured cartridge of all time. But how does the .22 rimfire fit in the world of those who carry firearms for self-defense?

Korwin: The Great Secret Anti-Gunners Don’t See, Can’t See or Won’t see

Korwin: The Great Secret Anti-Gunners Don’t See, Can’t See or Won’t see

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This whole concealed carry thing is about being ready to shoot someone. Let’s not sugarcoat it in any way: You get a sidearm (or a dozen) and take at least minimal training (hopefully), or, better yet, lifelong training. And for what? So you know how to safely and accurately shoot someone, or a bunch of someones, if the need properly arises. Our laws back us up.

The Universal Phobia: Being Afraid To Kill Despite Training, Bearing Arms

The Universal Phobia: Being Afraid To Kill Despite Training, Bearing Arms

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It stands to reason that if someone is attempting to kill you and you have a loaded gun, you will use it to stop the lethal attack. Right? Well, maybe.

Harden Up Your Home With These Important Tips

Harden Up Your Home With These Important Tips

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Keep in mind that you must always be flexible, and you must always adapt to your situation, because the situation will never adapt to your plans.

Clay's Budget Blades Ep. 7: The Du Hoc from CRKT

Clay’s Budget Blades Ep. 7: The Du Hoc from CRKT

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All that put together gives the knife a vibe. Like it talks to you when you hold it, which is a rarity among weapons. The feel from this one is all primitive.