Swedish optics company Aimpoint has joined the pistol-ready micro red dot world with their new ACRO Series, an enclosed sight designed to survive in the toughest environments.
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BY Jordan Michaels Published: June 13, 2018 { 4 comments }The HK MP5 vs. the Walther MPL – Alternative History
BY Will Dabbs Published: June 8, 2018 { 6 comments }The Walther MPL is the ultimate example of a general utility submachine gun. In the roles filled by the wartime German MP40, American Grease Gun, Russian PPSh, and British Sten the MPL is quite literally ideal. The rate of fire is slow, and the gun is rugged and simple. By contrast, the MP5 fires much faster and is really a specialist’s weapon. In the hands of a trained operator, the MP5 puts a swarm of zippy little 9mm bullets into teacup-sized groups at bad breath ranges. When employed in a swamp or powdery desert environment, however, the complexity of the MP5 becomes a liability.
Hunting Your Best When Weather Is At It’s Worst: Tips for Success
BY Jordan Voigt Published: June 8, 2018 { 2 comments }Two things are certain in life: the changing of the seasons and hunters being out there when it’s happening. We can anticipate, prepare, and come out on top or get turned back to the truck early, defeated. Use these 7 tips to stay one step ahead of Mother Nature and her varying moods this year:
Tough, Versatile, and Budget-Friendly, Midland’s Backpack Shotgun Might be Your Best Hiking Companion
BY Jordan Michaels Published: June 7, 2018 { 36 comments }“If I could only have one gun…” We’ve all asked this question. It’s a hypothetical doomsday scenario for most, but anyone hoping to carry a firearm on a backpacking trip has felt the reality of this dilemma. The happy medium between compact, lightweight, and versatile can be difficult, if not impossible, to achieve.
Top Five Keychain Tools, Part II
BY Mark Kakkuri Published: June 4, 2018 { 1 comment }About a year ago, I revealed that I am a Class A nerd when I wrote about my top five keychain tools. Now, I am going to confirm it by providing you with yet another top five keychain tools. I love this stuff, and today, you are going to see some old, new and cheap tools that get toted around with me.
Training with Air Guns: Shoot at Home with High Quality Repetitions and Low Cost
BY Mark Miller Published: June 1, 2018 { 7 comments }Police officers, competitive shooters, and military units train with air guns. What do they know that you don’t? It is safer and cheaper than live fire while measurably improving performance. There is no better way to teach trigger control and reduce anticipation of recoil. The cost of range training is more than just the ammunition. We must also include vehicle mileage, targets and range fees but perhaps the most precious resource consumed is time.
The Kestrel 5700 Elite Review: Could this be the end of the rifle data book?
BY Ian Kenney Published: June 1, 2018 { 2 comments }Kestrel weather meters are ubiquitous on the firing line at many matches and have become the gold standard by which every other weather meter is judged. Recently I set my data cards down and I brought myself into the 21st century by getting a Kestrel 5700 Elite w/ LiNK. The 5700 Elite raises the bar over anything else I’ve found on the market by providing a world-class weather meter combined with an integrated ballistic computer good for any caliber with a maximum range measured in miles.
The Lever Gun In Modern Times – Train To Use It Effectively
BY Administrator Published: May 30, 2018 { 24 comments }By Doug Larson Some readers will remember seeing first-run episodes of such westerns on television as The Rifleman and Gunsmoke. A common firearm seen in most of them is the lever action gun. And back in the days depicted in these television shows and in western movies, the lever action was used for hunting, shooting [...]
18 Millimeters of Awesome: Shotguns for Home Defense and Everything Else
BY Mark Miller Published: May 25, 2018 { 50 comments }by Mark Miller I have been to some bad places around the world and have seen bad things happen. When I lived on the Gulf Coast, I went through the aftermath of several major hurricanes. I now live in a rural area near a volcano and maintain a wide selection of weapons. When I hear [...]
Medical Training – The Life You Save May be Your Own
BY Jeff Cramblit Published: May 23, 2018 { 5 comments }It doesn’t matter if you’re out hunting, on the range practicing, or driving down the highway, when chaos strikes, it strikes fast. One missed step along that ridge, a ricocheting bullet off a steel target, a distracted driver, a slip of a blade, and you can find yourself in a life and death situation. Beyond gun safety, first aid training is more useful than any other training you could attend, though most of us put it a ways down the list of our planned training.









