What Is The One Firearm You Can’t Live Without?
By David Link When you think about the most important weapon in your gun safe, what would be the one gun you can’t live
By David Link When you think about the most important weapon in your gun safe, what would be the one gun you can’t live
Forging Responsible Citizens Through Marksmanship -By John Buol– The All Army Smallarms Championships loomed and I needed to train for it. Mobilized to active
Leupold Mark 4By Trampas Swanson As a gunsmith, one of the basic tasks I perform regularly in my shop for clients is scope mounting. This
By Guy Sagi It’s not the most classic rifle in my gun safe, nor does it have a long family history like many of my
-By Mike Searson– The Ruger little 10/22 rifle may be the “Chevy Small Block” of semiautomatic rim fire rifles. With over 7 million rifles sold,
By Pete Rogers My affection towards my Remington 700 is well earned. It is not the gun I researched and decided to buy. It came
Some firearms never go out of style. Whether they are well-kept originals, restored classics, or new production models of longstanding designs, collectors and firearm enthusiasts
Any substantial investment deserves protection, and this is certainly the case for those valued firearms that you store in your gun safe. Even if you’re
By John Buol There is never a practical need for a field or hunting rifle to touch a benchrest. Never. True, you often see benchrests
By Pete Rogers When it comes to bullet weights for most hunters, it is really an afterthought of sorts. It’s true that for most of
By Tony Martins The Ruger M77 Hawkeye in 7mm-08 Remington was the perfect answer to the question: What rifle should I buy for my
By John Buol The National Rifle Association is the largest and oldest defender of Second Amendment freedoms since the Founding Fathers put that indelible mark
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