Ammunition
10 ‘Must Have’ Calibers and Platforms
Whether you are getting ready for the zombie apocalypse, anarchy, or the revolution — in today’s increasingly volatile environment —…Read More >
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Lever-Action Perfection: Marlin Model 336 Curly Maple
The Marlin Model 336 is the same age I am, both of us arriving in 1948. It was based upon…Read More >
Firearm History
Practical Testing of the Cooper Scout Rifle Concept
Much has been written about Jeff Cooper’s scout rifle concept. Although no one can speak more authoritatively on the subject…Read More >
Ammunition
Popular AR Calibers for Deer Hunting
Fall is just around the corner. School is back in session, evenings are starting to cool down, and that distinct…Read More >
Firearms
Range Report: Henry .30-30 WCF
Henry has supplied us with excellent quality .22 rifles at a fair price for some time. While Henry offers a diverse number of rifles, it is best known for lever action rifles. Henry offers distinctively-styled rifles in calibers from .22 to .45 Colt. Offerings include stainless steel, blue, case-hardened and brass-frame rifles. One of my favorites is a .30-30 version
Firearms
Winchester Model ’94—The Rifle That Won the West
The Winchester ’94 proved the perfect design for the USA’s first smallbore sporting rifle cartridge. Well over century later, the ’94 in its famous .30-30 cartridge is still a favorite of thousands of shooters and hunters. Here’s the story and modern offerings of this piece of western history.
Firearms
The .30-30 Deer Rifle — An American Classic
For over a century, the .30-30 has been a familiar sight in the deer woods. Today, it is as effective as ever and an American classic that every hunter and shooter needs to experience.
Ammunition
Energy, Velocity and Knock-Down Power
When you’re ready to make the most of your efforts, understanding velocity is essential. Read this post to learn the difference and how to use it.
Ammunition
Has the .30 Caliber’s Time Passed for Deer?
Some hunters believe that deer such as the smaller Texas whitetails, can be humanely harvested using smaller caliber ammunition while larger and heavier game such as mule deer should only be harvested with more powerful ammo capable of penetrating more deeply. From personal experience, I can tell you a .223 neck shot will drop a deer in its tracks. However…