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PS Turkey Hunter is tailored to bring home the big bird. If you happen to track the smoothbore market, you’ve most likely noticed the dominant trend in recent years. Perhaps only second to tactical variations, turkey shotguns of every shape and size have been rolling off gunmakers’ lines. In part, this has been driven by

Yeah, they’re expensive, but ultrasonic gun cleaners make quick work of keeping firearms spotless. When I was a full-time gunsmith, the majority of the work was simple: scrubbing guns. Yep, most gunsmiths who aren’t doing mondo-expensive custom work are basically “dishwashers.” The Hornady Lock-N-Load Hot Tub is a great tool for cleaning guns. My method

Taylor & Company goes small with the Remington-Beals in its Ace Revolver. There’s a misnomer to the Remington Model 1858. It was never officially called the 1858. Shooters dubbed what was properly known as the Remington-Beals Model Revolvers because the patent date was stamped on the barrel. A point of confusion that soldiers on to

Offering options for every type of shooter and firearm, Birchwood Casey’s new shooting rest options bring versatility to the range. Get off the bench! It’s sound advice unless you’re anything but an F-Class competitor. Hunting, self-defense or any other practical marksmanship generally doesn’t have the luxury of a wide, long and flat surface, level and

RICHMOND, VA (March 31, 2021) — Yesterday, the Fourth Circuit Court of Appeals issued an opinion in Elhady v. Kable, which reversed the District Court’s opinion and held that the Terrorist Screening Database (TSDB) “conforms to long-settled propositions of law” and therefore does not violate the Fifth Amendment’s Due Process Clause. Last year, Firearms Policy

WASHINGTON, D.C. (March 30, 2021) — Today, Firearms Policy Coalition (FPC) announced that certiorari-stage briefing has concluded with the U.S. Supreme Court in FPC’s Folajtar v. Attorney General Garland case, a Second Amendment lawsuit about the scope of the right to keep and bear arms that has drawn much media coverage in major outlets including

Enanced with Luth-AR’s Anti-Rattle set screw, the MBA-5 stock is better than ever. Upgrading an AR, the stock usually ends up pretty low on the list. Most shooters are more than content to hobble along with the standard 6-position, telescoping unit their rifle came with, even if it does little to enhance the system. Unfortunate,

Here is the simple formula to calculate the optimal barrel twist rate for your particular ammo or hand load. Works for rifles and handguns. This article is an excerpt from Reloading for Handgunners, 2nd Ed., available at GunDigestStore.com. The whole point of a rifle or a handgun that isn’t a shotgun is to have rifling.

Enhanced for hunting, the M400 TREAD Predator is just the ticket get set coyotes howling. Of recent entrants to the AR-15 market, the Sig Sauer TREAD line has proven among the most intriguing. No reinvention of the wheel by any means, the allure of the rifles comes in the quality of the build for the

Here are several pocket holsters that simplify carrying a self-defense gun and keep it at the ready. Updated 3/29/21 What’s got you covered for pocket carry? Given the sheer magnitude of concealed carry gear available today, your head can spin when going armed. Questions of calibers and carry methods, among other things, need consideration and

Flashy good looks with the heart of a fighter, Urban EDC knifes turn heads without raising eyebrows. Folding knives are versatile carry pieces. They can be toted daily whether you’re a mechanic, carpenter, plumber, police officer, firefighter, emergency medical technician, hunter, hiker, a member of the military or even an office worker in a corporate

Know what helps when hunting the treacherous terrains of the backcountry? Your hands. Now you have use of both of them thanks to the Mystery Ranch Hands-Free Rifle Sling. Spend any time hunting the backcountry and you’ll soon discover one of the most unmanageable pieces of equipment is your rifle. Sporting a traditional two-point sling,

BALTIMORE, MD (March 25, 2021) — Firearm Policy Coalition (FPC) announced today that FPC’s Call v. Jones lawsuit challenging the State of Maryland’s laws that prevent law-abiding people from exercising their right to carry firearms in public is quickly moving up to the Court of Appeals for the Fourth Circuit. In the complaint, the Plaintiffs

One of the most basic skills pertaining to any handgun is understanding how to properly load and chamber one. Jamey Caldwell offers step-by-step instruction. New to shooting? Then every step on the road to becoming a competent marksman can seem daunting. This includes the relatively simple process of loading and chambering your pistol. Yet, this

WASHINGTON, D.C. (March 24, 2021) — Today, Firearms Policy Coalition (FPC) announced the filing of an important brief with the U.S. Supreme Court in the case of Holloway v. Attorney General Garland, et al. encouraging the Supreme Court to grant certiorari (review) of a wrong-decided Third Circuit opinion holding that a non-violent misdemeanor crime can

Do you prefer yelping, clucking, putting, purring, or screeching? We’ll walk you through the best turkey calls on the market. Turkey calls come in many styles. All of them require skill, practice, and patience in order to master. The first step in this journey is selecting the right call – and the same goes for experienced

Offering options for every type of shooter and firearm, Birchwood Casey’s new shooting rest options bring versatility to the range. Get off the bench! It’s sound advice unless you’re anything but an F-Class competitor. Hunting, self-defense or any other practical marksmanship generally doesn’t have the luxury of a wide, long and flat surface, level and

WEST PALM BEACH, FL (March 24, 2021) — Today, Florida’s Fourth District Court of Appeal issued an opinion in Broward County v. Florida Carry, which determined that three Broward County ordinances “clearly regulate guns,” and are thus preempted by state law. In its opinion, the Court held that Broward County “may not regulate indirectly what