Jason Hornady Just Threw an Epic 75th Anniversary Party
QA Outdoors: So you had an intimate little party for 2500 or so friends this past weekend…. Jason Hornady: There […]
Everyday Carry: ‘Drop Test’ Your Personal Defense Ammunition to Ensure Reliability
Last week, I wrote about the misadventures I had at Metal Madness due to a couple of ammo/magazine issues, mostly
The Things You Learn In Competition May Save Your Life One Day
You learn a lot from competition. Dealing with pressure, time constraints, performance anxiety and other tensors give an occasional additional
Never Interrupt Your Opponent When She’s Making a Mistake
With the announcement of Friday’s 6-3 Supreme Court decision overturning the block on bump stocks, there were the usual responses
Metal Madness: Fun, Addicting, and Great for the Shooting Sports
If you ask someone my age how they got started shooting, you’re probably going to hear .22 caliber rimfire pretty
EXCLUSIVE: An Interview With New National Rifle Association EVP and CEO Doug Hamlin
Less than two weeks ago, the National Rifle Association held their 153rd Annual Meeting in Dallas. Unlike many before it,
Chapter 11 Bankruptcy Hearing Today for Kalashnikov USA
Later this afternoon, the United States Bankruptcy Court in the Southern District of Florida will hold an initial status conference
Vista Outdoor Rejects Unsolicited ‘Indication of Interest’ From MNC Capital
Vista Outdoor has announced that it has rejected the unsolicited “indication of interest” by MNC Capital in purchasing the company.
Mixed Bag: NRA Board Reformers Win Some, Lose Some in Leadership Elections
The reformers on the National Rifle Association’s Board of Directors went for broke in yesterday’s Board of Directors meeting. They
5.7 Pistol Designs: Different Routes to the Same Destination
The best way to learn any tool is to learn by using it. That’s the reason behind this week’s 5.7 Fest