May 2011 Archives › Shooting Times
Hornady has raised the bar on standard ammunition with the introduction of its new Superformance loads.
Your binocular must be easy to use, not just bright. Many hunters judge optics by their size. Big mistake. You…»
Guns & Ammo was on the line and at Sutler’s Row at the recent North-South Skirmish Association’s 123 National Skirmish.…»
I just returned from a black bear hunt in northern Alberta, where I tested Hornady’s new 140-grain MonoFlex .30-30…»
Join Bart Skelton at the range as he shoots it out with these Smith & Wesson revolvers.
On July 23, 2011, the Autry National Center Museum in Los Angeles, California, will unveil an exhibition in the Greg…»
A cadre of firearms performance experts have joined to form WMD Guns, a premier firearms performance company. WMD will bring…»
Troy Industries announces shipment of its CBIR (Chemical, Biological and Impact Resistant) polymer Battlemags to dealers and distributors. These magazines…»
Q: I’m retired and on a fixed income. I handload not only because I like to, but also for the…»
Q: What do you think is a good zero to have for a .17 HMR rifle? I was thinking of…»
Madison, NC –Remington Arms Company would like to congratulate Brad Kidd, Jr, 2010 National Sporting Clays Champion, on continuing his…»
Miami, FL – Rossi steps up its popular Rio Grande lever-action rifle line with the addition of .410-gauge shotshell or…»
Overland Park, KS – Bushnell Outdoor Products announced an expanded partnership with Folds of Honor, a 501(c)(3) organization that provides…»
The new (as of 2010) Traditions muzzleloader bullet is built by Hornady, and on-game performance will be very similar to that of Hornady’s SST
In the first two parts of this series, I took a standard-production Ruger 10/22 rifle and began the process of converting it into a close copy of the M1 Garand.
According to the company, the all-new X5L is the leanest, brightest, tightest light and laser combo in the world.
Oehler has brought back the vaunted Model 35P chronograph system for a limited time.
I recently undertook a task at the request of component supplier Kaltron Outdoors.
The new .22 WMR Critical Defense ammunition from Hornady is designed for short-barreled revolvers.
I’m a traditional muzzleloader guy at heart, but this time I was glad the smokepole in the stand with me was as modern and cutting-edge as they come.
The 16 gauge appeals to upland hunters because it shoots pretty patterns with a minimum of recoil.
Versatility isn’t something I usually attribute to an inside-the-waistband (IWB) holster. You wear it one way and one way only.
Whether selected by Joe Citizen for personal protection or by a peace officer for a “hide-out” or back-up firearm, the small handgun was common at the crime lab. The old term “vest pocket” aptly suggests the typical size.
The Biggest, Hardest Hitting 20-Gauge on the Market Today.
Beretta Defense Technologies, along with a grateful nation, wishes to thank the brave men of Navy SEAL Team Six.
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