Maintaining Military Bolt-Action Rifles

By Bob Campbell June 7, 2019

Many of us own military bolt-action rifles that have been in service for more than 100 years. Even World War…Read More >

Review: Taurus Tracker 44

By Glen Zediker May 31, 2019

Forjas Taurus (translated: Taurus Forge) is a Brazilian company now very familiar to American shooters. In 1941 it produced its…Read More >

Gary Indiana Gun Manufacturers Suit Continues

By CTD Blogger May 30, 2019

Smith & Wesson Corp. along with eight other major gun manufacturers, will face claims alleging they should be held liable…Read More >

Smith & Wesson J-Frame Revolvers

By Bob Campbell May 28, 2019

Many years ago, the first swing-out-cylinder, double-action revolvers from Smith & Wesson began leaving the factory. The unicycle was in…Read More >

Browning Buckmark: Field, Target, Tackdriver

By Bob Campbell May 27, 2019

When Browning introduced the Buckmark in 1985, I wasn’t slow to add it to my working battery. Later, a Browning…Read More >

Firearms for Dire Straits

By Bob Campbell May 24, 2019

These are uncertain times. Few of us have faith in our government or leaders. We have seen lackluster responses to…Read More >

Review: Rock Island Armory Tactical 1911 9mm

By Bob Campbell May 24, 2019

I have used Rock Island Armory handguns for many years—since the Rock was first introduced. From my first experience, I…Read More >

Throwback Thursday: Urban Survival and Prepping for Beginners: Food and Water

By Suzanne Wiley May 23, 2019

Not everyone has the ways or means to bug-out to a secluded location in the country when SHTF. Thousands who live in big city centers are prepping. Join the Shooter’s Log in a series on the basics of urban prepping. First up: water and long-term food storage…