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Concealed Carry

Stances and...

It’s a running joke among gun writers that if you cannot think of something original, write an X versus Y article. It’s like 9mm vs. .45ACP or even...
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PavaShot...

Here is an effective way to fire and exit a sticky situation, or something that could be legally carried on a campus, depending on the local laws.
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Pin Shoot #30

When people compete on the firing line, there are lessons to be learned.
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FIRST LOOK

NEW GUNS AND GEAR
New Products...

Guns and the gear to carry and outfit them. Check out 2024’s latest.
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New Products...

New Products Gun, Gear, Holsters December 2023 Issue
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New Products...

Guns and the gear to carry and outfit them. Check out 2023’s latest.
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FOR WOMEN

SPECIALLY SELECTED CONTENT FOR ALL SKILL AND INTEREST LEVELS
SIG NEW-NICHE 9

The goal was to create a pistol the size of a 7- or 8-shot super-slim pocket 9mm. Something in the S&W Shield, GLOCK 43 or Ruger LC9 category — but with...
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Benelli Ultra...

Benelli’s Ultra Light 20-gauge semi-auto shotgun was designed for upland game and maneuvering through brush and trees.
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Otis Technology...

Don’t let the name fool you. This tactical all-in-one cleaning kit isn’t just for tactical uses.
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Gunsmithing

Bowen Classic Arms

Hamilton Bowen is a cherished friend, a benchmark leader in custom revolver building, witty, and — dare I say it — even charming at times.
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DIY: Adapting...

Since I first handled the Streamlight TL Racker shotgun tactical light, I’ve been convinced it is the best on the market for short-barreled shotguns.
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DIY Custom Ruger...

I’ve always admired the remarkable Ruger success story of the 10/22 rifle. When I bought my first 10/22 in about 1973, I realized it was “pretty good”...
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Handloading

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Handloading for...

The .36 Model 1851 Navy was dwarfed by the power afforded by the .44 Dragoons. Firing 90-grain round ball at about 900 fps, energy-wise, realistically puts...
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The .44 Russian

My first sixgun replica was purchased in September, 1970. It was an Uberti Cattleman .357 Magnum and was the first SAA copy I’d encountered. Over the...
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Percussion Part 3

In late 1846, Texas Ranger Capt. Sam Walker put Colt back in business after their bankruptcy as he ordered 1,000 “heavy” revolvers complete with several...
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Hunting

Wide-Open Carry

Want to impress your friends? You can with some pretty fancy hide. Rather have something more practical for field use? There are plenty of options. As a...
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Solo Camp

Opening weekend of deer hunting came — and went — with nary a shot fired from my rifle, a Savage American Classic in .308 Winchester, or either of my...
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Taurus .357...

As closely as I can count, I’ve had extensive experience with over 75 .357 Magnums. This includes single and double action revolvers, semi-automatic and...
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TRAINING TIPS

Stances and...

It’s a running joke among gun writers that if you cannot think of something original, write an X versus Y article. It’s like 9mm vs. .45ACP or even...
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Pin Shoot #30

When people compete on the firing line, there are lessons to be learned.
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Dry-Fire Training

Growing up I remember being told by multiple people to never dry fire a gun — for any reason. Fast forward a couple of decades and I see people saying for...
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