Gear, Parts and Accessories

Choosing a Gun Safe

By Bob Campbell   April 22, 2014

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Choosing the right gun safe for your collection, and your safety, is essential. A locked gun safe keeps your family and friend safe (especially this ever-curious children) and keeps your guns safe from any thieves that decide they want your collection. They’re also a great place for storing other stuff…from that great gift to your favorite cookies. Read this post for tips on what to look for when you buy yours.

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Hunting and Outdoors

Women Afield—Turkey Hunting for Rookies, Part 2

By Lisa Metheny   April 21, 2014

Veteran turkey hunter and award-winning outdoor writer Lisa Metheny opens the door in the two-part series to those interested in learning more about turkey hunting. Read Lisa’s article to learn how you can start enjoying turkey hunting.

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Ammunition

Match-Grade .22 Ammunition

By Bob Campbell   April 20, 2014

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Accurate and devoid of recoil, the .22 is the best caliber for shooting fun. The subject of match-grade .22 comes up often, which inevitably leads to the question, “Is it worth it?” Choosing the right ammo for the job is essential and .22 match grade ammo is a high quality, consistent choice. Read this post to learn more about match grade .22 ammunition.

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Camping & Survival

Quick Prepper Tip: 13 Ways to Use a Trash Bag

By Lisa Metheny   April 19, 2014

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Plastic bags come in a variety of shapes and sizes as well as a variety of uses. From groceries to trash, that plastic bag can do so much more. Read this article to learn some good tips and tricks for upcycling that old plastic bag into something useful.

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Camping & Survival

Quick Camping Tip: Five Essential Survival Items

By Suzanne Wiley   April 18, 2014

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Even during the most luxurious camping trip can have tragic consequences; bad weather, accidents, bears and getting lost are quite probable during even the shortest of trips. You may think you are fully prepared, but what will happen if bears rip up your tent while you are out hiking or raccoons ransack your food? Pack along these five essential life savers to put your mind at ease.

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Safety and Training

The Adversary — A Disturbing Look Into the Criminal Mind

By Bob Campbell   April 17, 2014

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Criminals are ready, and willing, to do anything necessary to get what they want. Are you? Read this post to learn how to stay alive, even if you don’t have a weapon.

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Reviews

Military Surplus Spotlight: “The Ski Troopers” WWII Ski Goggles

By Suzanne Wiley   April 16, 2014

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Though you know heroes and freedom fighters of yesteryear used much of the military surplus items you acquire, it is rare to come across a piece with such a specific history. Buried deep in a Swiss bunker, we found original WWII, U.S. Mountain Troop ski goggles manufactured by Foster Grant. These well-worn military surplus goggles are a true piece of history. To know that a member of the “greatest generation” fought so hard in such harsh conditions fighting off the Germans, the well-worn goggles are worth every penny.

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Range Reports

SIG’s Light 9mm, the P290

By Bob Campbell   April 15, 2014

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The SIG P290 is a great pistol for personal defense: it is light, compact, functional, smooth in operation and accurate enough for the task at hand. Discover how it performed at the range and get all the details about the features and functions by reading this post.

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Ammunition

Pistol-Caliber Carbines for Home Defense

By Bob Campbell   April 11, 2014

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Pistol-caliber carbines are perfect for home defense since they are less expensive, have less muzzle blast, and are easier to handle than a rifle. This post shares details on which are the best options, which ammo gets you the most bang for your buck and how to conserve costs by getting ammo that does double duty. Read the full post to make the best choice for you and your family’s safety.

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