Guns

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  • SULTRY SUMMER CARRY

    Invaluable Tips for Summer Concealment   I promised to tell you what I carry. I do not live in a bad area, nor do I look as if I would be easy to take down. And I am not being … Continue reading »

  • Smith & Wesson’s M629 (bottom) and M686 (top) Weighted Barrel revolvers have built-in rails for a variety of optical sights. The ability to mount a number of different sights makes these revolvers easily adaptable for a broad variety of hunting and competition shooting applications.

  • WINNING EDGE

    S&W’s new Competitor revolvers are true performers at the range and on the hunt   Of all the revolvers I’ve tested in recent years, I’d have to say that Smith & Wesson’s new “Competitor” M686 .357 Magnum and M629 .44 … Continue reading »

  • The author used an MTM Front Rifle Rest and a Leupold Kenai spotting scope for bench testing six loads in the SR22. The average for all six loads was 2.59 inches at 15 yards

  • ALL-AROUND RIMFIRE

    Ruger’s lightweight SR22 is well-suited for backpacking, tactical practice, personal defense and good, old-fashioned plinking Looking for versatility? Ruger’s 11-round, double-action SR22 semi-auto is designed to fire any factory .22 L.R. cartridge that is manufactured to SAAMI standards. This includes … Continue reading »

  • These two young pheasant hunters have just bagged their first pheasants on a youth-sponsored bird hunt. (Photo: Bill Eastman)

  • THE NEXT GENERATION

    The future of hunting is in our hands Hunting in the USA is a 20-billion-plus dollar a per year business. These dollars are not just spent on equipment and licenses, but they also include related expenditures for food, transportation and … Continue reading »

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  • GETTING AN EDGE

    Four Knives From Spyderco, the Avid Gun Tool and the STUL Takedown Assist for Glock Pistols for Your Tactical Arsenal REAL AVID GUN TOOL I recently received a neat tool, aptly named the Gun Tool, from the good folks at … Continue reading »

  • The author draws a 1911 from an M-3 shoulder holster. During World War II, these holsters were even found for Colt 1903 Pocket Model .32 medium-frame pistols, such as general officers were issued for carry.

  • CONCEALED CARRY

    A great many shoulder holsters are designed for concealment, some only to cover and casually hide the weapon, and others not meant for concealed use at all One of the most popular concealed carries is the shoulder holster. But saying … Continue reading »