Much of the 2A-loving, gun-owning firearms community is snickering today. And why not. Elon Musk finally took command of Twitter. And heads already began to roll. For many, those same heads led the all-out assault on all things free speech, including restrictions on firearms content. For many of us, we’ve
Hornady announced the release of its latest addition to the Precision Rifle Cartridge family today. And we got exclusive video of one of the first hunting reports filed with the new Hornady 7mm PRC. Hunting with the Hornady 7mm PRC Field editor Sean Utley joined a crew for a Wyoming
Hornady continues its relentless pursuit to dominate all things precision shooting and long-range hunting. The new Hornady 7mm PRC brings a modern magnum cartridge into the field. And big-game and Western hunters will most definitely be looking hard at this new fodder. The 7mm PRC utilizes heavy, low-drag bullets, matched
Forty years ago, then 36-year-old Sylvester Stallone was riding high on the success of Rocky III, which was released in May of 1982. An enormous box office success, it even surpassed the gross of its predecessor and would go on to be the fourth highest-grossing of film of 1982. Yet,
The Walther WMP is quickly growing amongst not only longtime fans of the Walther brand but new shooters and avid outdoorsmen alike. As seen at this year’s Athlon Outdoors Rendezvous, it was no secret as to why the WMP is the hot new rimfire favorite, making itself right at home
A recent viral video trending on Instagram caught our eye, and well, our ear as well. An unidentified rock climber successfully fights off a bear attack, and his chilling screams make it clear he’s in for the fight of his life. Japanese Climber Takes On Bear Attack The incident took
Two years ago, we limited the Ballistic’s Best Shotgun Competition to semi-auto shotguns. Last year we tested only pump guns. This year, we broke the mold and tested only “non-conventional” platforms. Eleven shotguns made the event, and I had three cops who are firearms instructors (including me) plus one very
Smith & Wesson just introduced a new revolver chambered for the brush-bucking 350 Legend cartridge! Using their X-frame as the platform for the rifle cartridge the new Model 350 is 4.5 pounds of stainless-steel, firing-breathing goodness! Shooting the New Smith & Wesson Model 350 The 350 Legend’s cartridge overall length
Studies estimate that anywhere from 70 to 90 percent of people are right-handed. If that’s the case, then why would the majority of shooters, who are right-handed, need ambidextrous AR safeties for their firearms? Could it simply be a case of people wanting every bell and whistle on their rifle?
