There’s a familiar ritual for many of us who are passionate about shooting: checking ammo prices online, wincing slightly, and then calculating how many training rounds we can actually afford …
There’s a certain romance to the Old West, a raw-edged nostalgia for a time of cowboys, cattle drives, and six-shooters. For many of us, that fascination translates into a desire …
There’s a simple, almost primal satisfaction that comes from setting up a few empty soda cans on a fence post and spending an afternoon honing your aim. For me, it’s …
There’s a distinct, satisfying heft to a well-made handgun. The cold touch of the slide, the textured grip conforming to your palm, the precise click of the safety—it’s a tactile …
There’s a certain magic to stepping into the backyard on a quiet afternoon with nothing but a handful of BBs, a few tin cans, and a simple air pistol. It’s …
There’s a unique satisfaction that comes from setting up a few empty soda cans on a fence post and spending an afternoon honing your aim. For many of us, it’s …
There’s a distinct moment of disappointment that many firearms enthusiasts and new shooters experience. You want to practice your grip, sight alignment, and trigger control without the expense and logistics …
There’s a unique satisfaction that comes from setting up a few tin cans in the backyard and spending an afternoon plinking away. For years, my brother and I sought the …
There’s a certain magic to holding a piece of history in your hands, even a replica. When I first got my Bear River Schofield No.3 revolver, I was captivated by …
There’s a specific dilemma that many firearm enthusiasts and new shooters face: the desire to practice consistently without the associated costs and logistics of a trip to the shooting range. …