The Entry-Level 1911

By CTD Blogger October 11, 2011

Although there have been countless different variations of the original Browning-designed M1911, the overall design has hardly changed at all.…Read More >

Surviving the Match: What to Bring

By CTD Blogger September 19, 2011

Survival

Say you’ve been following my exploits on the CTD blog for a while now and you’re going to shoot your…Read More >

Tracking Your Prey

By CTD Rob September 12, 2011

Call me a softy, but when I shoot a deer, I like to kill it immediately. I hate tracking deer…Read More >

Ruger’s Single Ten

By CTD Rob August 31, 2011

There is just something special about pulling back the hammer on a single action pistol. That tell tale set of…Read More >

Ruger’s .357 Carbine

By CTD Rob August 26, 2011

Something different came from Ruger today for us to test out. A while ago, Ruger developed the bolt action Ruger…Read More >

I Just Want My M14

By CTD Rob August 25, 2011

Shooters have used variants of the M14 in shooting matches for years. From 1959 to 1970, the United States issued…Read More >

After the Quake

By Suzanne Wiley August 25, 2011

I have quite a few good friends who live on the East Coast and I am pretty sure none of…Read More >

Rifles of the First World War

By Suzanne Wiley August 12, 2011

All troops, both foreign and American, serving in WWI were issued a bolt-action rifle. Due to their reliability and accuracy, bolt-action rifles were common in combat through WWII, and the Model 1903 Springfield saw action through the Korean War… This history snippet gives you a peek into the rifles of WWI.