Sweating Bullets: The workingman’s guide to do-it-yourself bullet casting to beat the ammo shortage! Over the past several months a lot of avid shooters have contended with shortages. You cannot find primers, and if you do they’re $50 to $80 per thousand. Powder is in short supply, too. I can’t remember the last time I […]
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Pulsar’s new Thermion XG50 thermal riflescope was among several new products showcased at Athlon Outdoors’ annual writer Rendezvous in Driggs, Idaho. Mounted on a bolt-action rifle, the Thermion XG50 didn’t look much different from a gaggle of day scopes up and down the firing line. Tagged as the PR maven for Pulsar, as well as
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It really doesn’t matter the reasoning behind building a precision AR10-style rifle, because it’s typically a justifiable pursuit. Ready for the capabilities of a precision .308-platform semi-auto? It’s a relatively easy task to assemble precision parts. After conversations with several LE snipers over the years, I learned they value a short-barreled .308 for at least
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For most bowhunters, the first weeks-or even months-of deer season are endured under sweltering summerlike conditions that keep deer activity to a minimum. It’s a far cry from the rut-crazy crisp mornings found later in the hunting season. But if you know where to set up your stand and, perhaps more important, when to sit
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With law enforcement budget cuts hanging like a black cloud, the budget-conscious Iver Johnson PAS-12 pump might give some relief when looking for a duty shotgun. Click here if you want to check the price on this shotgun. “Sequestration.” “Budget Crisis.” Unless you’ve been under a rock for the past year or two you are
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