Ancient Lame Duck Maryland Senator Wants to Limit How Much Ammunition You Can Own
A Democrat Senator tweeting out a call for another “assault weapons” ban is hardly remarkable. It’s one of those rote […]
Ammunition
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
The 5.7×28 Round is Unique, But Is It Really Useful?
For the record, I own, shoot, and enjoy guns that are chambered for the 5.7×28 round. It’s ultra-fast and uber-fun.
AOC Knows Even Less About Ammunition Than She Does About Economics
By Matt Manda In a demonstration that America’s outdoors and recreational shooting sports pastimes still bring people together, the U.S.
Who’s Running a Disinformation Campaign Against the Vista/CSG Deal and Why?
In the outdoor industry handshakes often seal agreements and paperwork is a formality. Sure, deals fall through, but seldom is
Another New Mini Shell Option – Sterling Mini Slugs
Sterling is a Turkish brand that most famously makes shotgun ammo. That’s seemingly appropriate for a country that exports heaps
Handloading Lesson of the Day: Test Your Loads In More Than One Gun
By Austin Knudsen I love the .38 Special round. It’s the grandfather-with-a-flannel-coat-pocket-full-of-Werther’s-Originals of handgun cartridges. It’s also the first handgun cartridge
Bullet Vault Launches as a New Ammunition Buying, Storage, and Payment Platform
Buying and holding physical assets as a hedge against inflation has long been one of the ways people protect what
When You Really Want to Murder a Murder of Crows
Crow hunting is a blast. Not that I would know first-hand because I have never been. But I’ve heard it
It’s Still a Thing: Shooting The Original Smith & Wesson M&P40
Just over 18 years ago, I joined a number of writers on a trip to the Smith & Wesson factory for