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A Girl & A Gun Women’s Shooting League (AG & AG) raised funds for childhood cancer by selling two t-shirt designs in 2019 that promoted awareness of the disease. The Unstoppable AF shirt and the Childhood Cancer Awareness shirt were sold … [Read More...]
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Do Suppressors Affect Performance and Accuracy?
If you add a suppressor to your rifle, you’ll see more benefits than just a reduction of noise. Sure, lowering brain-rattling muzzle blast closer to hearing safe levels is a big benefit on its own. A suppressor also changes the feel of a … [Read More...]
Gift Idea: Barrel of Ammo from Brownells
If it's better to give than to receive, giving a barrel of ammo will most certainly gain you admission to the best of the best club. Just in time for the holidays from Brownells... Just in time for Christmas, Brownells is offering up the … [Read More...]
Henry Announces American Rodeo Tribute Edition Rifle at National Finals
American gun manufacturer, Henry Repeating Arms, is debuting the American Rodeo Tribute Edition lever action rifle in Las Vegas alongside the 2018 Wrangler National Finals Rodeo, Cowboy Christmas, and the RMEF Hunter & Outdoor Christmas Expo. … [Read More...]
Gift Idea: MantisX Shooting Performance Training System
Here's one that you shooting enthusiast can use in the living room. Not only that, we guarantee that a few minutes a day will improve shooting skills immensely. The MantisX smart sensor continuously tracks the movement of the firearm before, … [Read More...]
SIG SAUER Introduces M17 9mm +P Ammunition
SIG SAUER, Inc. is pleased to introduce the newest addition to the SIG SAUER Elite Ammunition product line – the high-performance M17 9mm +P ammunition. This military-grade ammunition is available in 124gr SIG Elite V-Crown Jacketed Hollow Point … [Read More...]
Gift Idea: Fix It Sticks Portable Gun and Shooting Tools
These caught our eye at SHOT Show last year. The torque limiters and wrenches are modular and amazingly portable - perfect for shooting bag use. Whether tightening a loose part, installing, removing, or adjusting a scope, or any other range task, … [Read More...]
A Cowboy Rifle: Uberti’s 1873 Winchester
If a rifle can be nostalgic, it’s hard to argue against the Winchester 1873 lever-action rifle being crowned king of the sentimental hill. Often known as “the gun that won the west,” handling and beholding the 1873 Short Rifle conjures images of … [Read More...]
Springfield Armory 1911 Range Officer Elite Operator 10mm
If you ever find yourself competing in a brass flinging contest, we’ve found the perfect gunfor you. The new Springfield Armory Range Officer Elite 10mm tosses brass as good as any Olympic Hammer Throw contestant. … [Read More...]
Gift Idea: Coolest Glass Ever?
I have a set of these, and they're always the first pick by guests. Handmade and embedded with a REAL .308 caliber bullet, this whiskey glass accommodates a generous 10 oz pour and stands 3.5” tall and 2.75” in diameter, making it the only … [Read More...]
Springfield Armory’s New SAINT Edge Pistol
Springfield Armory is marching through the MSR forest with a slew of new offerings. The original SAINT rifle has been supplemented with a short-barrel rifle (SBR) version, a free-floated barrel model, … [Read More...]
Gift Idea: You Won’t Shoot This Labradar Chronograph
There are a number of reasons to use a shooting chronograph. If you reload, it's a must-have piece of gear. If you shoot long range, you'll need to know the exact velocity of your ammunition from your rifle in order to make accurate ballistic bullet … [Read More...]
A Quality Pocket Pistol: Springfield Armory’s 911
Talk about the little pistol that could… I’ve had a few opportunities to shoot the Springfield Armory 911 at industry events here and there. Based on quick experiences shooting a magazine or two, I walked away impressed. Recently, one showed up … [Read More...]
Carry a Cheap Pistol… In Case You Have to Use It?
Since the official word of 2018 seems to be “sanctimonious,” I want to call out an important issue: nice gun shaming. If you choose to carry a gun that costs more than a used Hi-Point, you might be judged as fiscally irresponsible, wasteful, or at a … [Read More...]
Why Mid-Term Elections Matter for Gun Rights | OutdoorHub
All politics is local, so they say. That phrase, often used by former Speaker of the House Tip O’Neill, typically refers to the importance of building local consensus to win a primary election, thereby making a run for office possible. However, to us … [Read More...]
‘Halloween’ Home Defense: Protecting Yourself from Michael Myers
Yes, it’s that week again. It’s time for youngsters to roam the streets begging for Hershey miniatures and Nerdz while lobbing eggs at houses that offer up saltine crackers. Not coincidentally, the latest iteration of the evil slow-walking guy with a … [Read More...]
Why I Dig the .357 Sig
When you feel the need for speed, check out the .357 Sig. I’ll confess right up front that I like quirky calibers, but only if they bring something interesting to the table. The .357 Sig has been called a lot of things. Three stand out: A 9mm on … [Read More...]
Sightmark 5-30×50 Pinnacle Riflescope Operations Review
If you tuned in last month, then you already know that one of you is going to become the proud owner of a Ruger Precision Rifle chambered in 6.5mm Creedmoor when that new rifle and scope giveaway begins in a few weeks. [enter our Current Giveaway, … [Read More...]
First and Second Focal Plane in Rifle Scopes for Dummies
When you hear terminology like “focal plane” it sounds like serious physics is about come at you like an amped up spider monkey, but it’s actually a pretty simple concept. Here's why. The reticle that you see through a scope is a physical thing. Back … [Read More...]
Resurrecting a Walther PPK/S
A long, long time ago during an internet shopping binge far away, I spotted an old Interarms model of a Walther PPK/S “gunsmith special.” I’m not a gunsmith, but do like to tinker. Oh, and I’ve always had a thing for the Walther PPK family of … [Read More...]