Shotguns
As the suburbs continue to encroach on deer habitat, game departments have become more restrictive about which bang sticks hunters may use when hunting in the deer woods. Whether you are looking to extend your season beyond archery and muzzleloader, or if sticks and strings and front stuffers are simply not what you are looking for, buying a slug gun does not have to break the bank.
My list of overlooked handguns, rifles, and shotguns has proved to us to be high-quality, affordable, and reliable alternatives to some of the bigger name companies.
If you had to choose one gun — and only one gun — to get you through a disaster, what would it be? A single gun to protect yourself, your family and your assets.
We researched our list, linked to our favorite e-shopping and presented it to the wonderfully generous, beautiful Mrs. Claus’ in our lives.
Here is a firearm that when introduced to the battlefield, an outcry arose from the German high command. They claimed…Read More >
If you are new to dove hunting, it can be a humbling experience. Hitting a fast moving object with another much faster moving object is even harder than it sounds.
The AR-15 is one of the most menacing looking firearms ever created. With that menacing design comes some well-deserved clout.…Read More >
If you’re thinking about buying that first gun, but are not sure which way you should go, consider the shotgun.…Read More >
There are many urban myths and legends surrounding the shooting community. Most of them are from people who are new…Read More >
To begin your homework as a first-time gun owner, The Shooter’s Log discusses which calibers are available for self-defense purposes. This article will help you decide which caliber and which size is gun is best for with the pros and cons of each.