Gunsite at 50: Cooking With GAS
The annual Gunsite Alumni Shoot is best described as “a social gathering briefly interrupted by gunfire.”
Momentum: We Really Need Another 100 Shooting Ranges Built Across The Country
We don’t want to look back and ask the same question I asked back in 2013: Why didn’t we do more with the momentum we had?
Three Things I Learned Shooting the Ultimate Hunting Experience Course
There are two…wait, no, three things I learned from shooting the Ultimate Hunting Experience a little over two weeks ago in Idaho.
What’s It Like Helping to Run The Nation’s Biggest Silencer Company These Days?
OWDN Managing Editor Paul Erhardt sat down with Mike Aland, Chief Marketing Officer of SilencerCo. The interview covered the company’s
Dove Hunting Starts Today…But Not for Me
I won’t get in any trouble mistakenly picking out one species of dove over another because, unlike most of the hunters here, I won’t be in the dove fields today.
Trump DOJ’s Path for Restoring Prohibited Persons’ Gun Rights – Here’s How it Will Work
For more than three decades, the process existed mostly as words printed in the U.S. Code. Now, somebody might actually be able to use it.
Heroics, Handguns and Hard Feelings
In a letter that can best be described as blunt, Staccato informed about 200 retailers that “you will no longer be an authorized Staccato dealer effective immediately.”
Can We Get Our Pittman-Robertson Dollars Back, Please?
Can gun owners and hunters please get their Pittman-Robertson dollars back from states that ban the sale of certain guns and ammo?
The Problem With California Gun Control Is That It’s Communicable
All the leaves are brown (all the leaves are brown) And the sky is gray (and the sky is gray)
We’ve Arrived at the Spaghetti Phase of the Gun Control Movement in America
These measures are red meat for liberal voting bases and — more importantly — secure donations from anti-gun donors and Super PACs.