The following is the second segment of Beast Master Hunting’s “Kill of the Month.” Each month, Nick Atkinson, founder of Beast Master Hunting, will provide the Ballistic audience with first-hand video of his hunts. Enjoy! This video of a wild boar was recorded at about 90 yards, through a Trijicon MKIII
After visiting with John Sharps, I became curious as to the path each Sharps Bros. product took from raw material to finished product. Once again, John was gracious enough to share the process so we could all get a look behind the curtain. So we took a look at the
Every year at SHOT Show there are always a few items that create a certain level of buzz amongst the sea of 2A-loving attendees. This year, those items manifested themselves in the form of the SIG P365 and the new .224 Valkyrie round — more specifically, those manufacturers making complete
Many people dream big, but Mike Pawlawski made his come true. As a child, he told his father he wanted to play professional baseball, and when he was told that could be difficult, Pawlawski said his fallback career would be to host an outdoors show. He didn’t make it to
Rare is the person that simply smokes one cigar and never returns. It is more likely that they will become a fan of the culture and begin to immerse themselves into it. With that being said, there are a few cigar accessories that every serious stogie smoker will need. Cigar
Benghazi hero and “13 Hours” co-author John Tiegen, also known as “Tig,” recently partnered with the Kahr Firearms Group for three special edition guns. The kicker, aside the guns being absolutely awesome, is that part of the proceeds from the sale of each firearm will be donated to Tig’s “Beyond the
Georgia has more than just peach trees. I call its woods and fields home. As I drive in the early morning dusk, watching the sun come up while I drink a hot cup of coffee with my dog next to me in the passenger seat, I simply admire the greenery
SHOT Show 2018 brought with it guns, gear, and another trip to Sin City. I have never had much interest in cards or dice, so as far as Las Vegas goes, the closest I get to gambling is passing a herd of semi trucks on Highway 93 between Kingman and
I’m a millennial and have grown up under the societal umbrella of participation medals. Since I was a child, my generation was esteemed for ensuring that everyone was included in everything, regardless of ability. Don’t get me wrong. I believe in social acceptance and that you shouldn’t exercise prejudice because
