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Keeping a truck, or trunk, gun is part of staying safe wherever you go. Picking one is a combination of factors, such as cost, reliability, use and personal preferences. Check out the author’s guidelines for choosing his favorite truck gun and use the guidelines included in this post for choosing the perfect truck gun for your needs.
It seems we all love lever guns, and they’re available in so many calibers. I tend to think of them…Read More >
Most shooters own a variety of .22 rimfire rifles. There are quite a few experienced shooters who feel that you…Read More >
This is an abbreviated history of how the lever-action rifle came to be without the details of the intrigue that…Read More >
Anything discussed in this article can be applied to guns of all calibers, but the relatively low cost of .22…Read More >
I grew up in a rural area where many hunters used lever-action rifles. There were a few .30-06 bolt-action rifles,…Read More >
Lever-action rifles have been an important part of my life since I purchased my first .30-30 WCF Winchester Model 1894.…Read More >
Whether you are a collector or an accumulator, you have an eye for a new gun you simply cannot pass up. There have always been more cheap guns than good ones, but in the ‘Old days’ we knew the difference. While they may not be the latest polymer or new take on an old design, ‘Old School’ guns still have a place the heart of many shooters.
The introduction of a new bolt-action .22 is a continuation of the classic American .22 caliber sporter. Despite the introduction of modern self-loading rifles, the Ruger American Rimfire has its place, primarily because the Ruger American Rimfire is the stablemate to the world’s most popular .22 caliber rifle, the Ruger 10/22. The Ruger American Rimfire rifle is similar to the Ruger American centerfire rifles introduced a few years ago.
If there is anything I have learned in 40 years of shooting, it is if you buy cheap, you buy twice. When it comes to optics many that are OK for informal target practice and others are suited to some forms of competition. However, if you need a quality holographic sight for critical use, few if any, have stood the test of time as the EOTech sight has.