In the closing days of fighting in Europe during WWII, Allied Forces were driving German troops before them like a bulldozer. On April 19, 1945, the U.S. Army’s 2nd Infantry Division, Company D, 23rd Infantry Regiment was battling for Leipzig, Germany. After taking half of the city, the American commanding officer ordered the heavy weapons […]
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This article was originally published in South Carolina Game & Fish Magazine November 1992. It was written under the pseudonym “Thomas Rose.” Dennis and I served together on the board of the South Carolina Sportsmen’s Coalition. In his third year of hunting a huge, solitary mountain buck, Dennis Chastain began seeing abundant bear sign. Here’s
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In celebration of its 75th Anniversary, Sturm, Ruger & Co., Inc. is proud to announce the immediate availability of commemorative firearms from each of Ruger’s firearm manufacturing facilities: a Mark IV Standard model, a pair of 10/22 Sporter models, and an LCP MAX. While each of these models is tastefully embellished with 75th Anniversary markings, pricing for
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Ruger developed the Super Redhawk as a hunting pistol that could chamber the big bore magnum loads. Initially offered in the powerful .44 magnum, the Super Redhawk borrowed design elements from the GP-100 .357 magnum and added a more robust frame, longer barrel and integrated scope mounts. The Super Redhawk utilizes a triple locking cylinder
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The Smith & Wesson .32-20 WCF Hand Ejector is a somewhat rare variation of the popular Military & Police Model 1905. The Model 1905 was the third generation of the popular Smith & Wesson Military & Police Model 10, which the company first introduced in 1899 and would eventually become their most popular revolver. Smith
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