My typical coyote hunt with an AR, or any other rifle or shotgun, starts out by picking a good setup spot and calling them in. This hunt with Advanced Armament Corporation’s new 300 Blackout rifle would be anything but typical. It was a good time of day to begin a hunt, about 90 minutes before […]
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Owning a firearm is a big responsibility, and part of that burden goes far beyond safely handling it. You’ve got to know that your firearms are properly stored when not in use. Firearms “accidents” occur every day where unsupervised children gain access to a gun and they either shoot themselves or a friend. One could
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February weather in north Texas was typical for the time of year. As the sun dropped toward the horizon, the temperature dropped below freezing as I sat in a comfortable box blind overlooking a hog feeder. A Wilson Tactical AR-style rifle stood leaning in a corner while I watched a doe and two fawns search
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Following are a few of the things you may learn in a standard handgun carry permit class so you can go legally armed, too. Keep in mind that state laws are highly variable when it comes to going armed and the use of deadly force in self-defense. This article gives a sample of some of
Check out some of these training tips to help initiate friends and family to firearms. My highest career priority is to work toward enabling future generations to be able to enjoy the same hunting and shooting freedoms that have existed in America for generations. One of the most critical components to assuring these pursuits is
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