If you’re not familiar with what a bore axis height is, you’re not alone. To put it simply, if you shine a laser down the center of your barrel that line would be the bore axis. Alternatively, imagine if your firing pin stretched straight out of your barrel. How high the bore axis is would […]
Continue reading →One of the best parts about hunting coyotes is the unpredictability of it. Because coyotes are natural hunters, you have more of a problem dealing with cunning and clever tactics than, say, just hunting a deer. However, despite coyotes’ tendency to be wary and unpredictable animals, you can beat them at their own game using […]
Continue reading →I like revolvers. Just like them. The romance of them and the history of them. Wyatt Earp used a revolver and so did Doc Holliday, as did Dirty Harry during the heyday of the 1970s (yes, I know the latter wasn’t real but Clint Eastwood most certainly was, and he used a revolver too). I […]
Continue reading →As the saying often goes, revolvers might seem antiquated in the 21st century but they pack a lot of advantages that folks, bedazzled by plastic Austrian semi-autos, might overlook. Plenty of people online have gone into greater detail about these, whether on Youtube (check out Lucky Gunner’s excellent video on how revolvers make you a […]
Continue reading →Storing a gun safe in the garage is a popular option for many reasons, including too-small rooms within the house and increased security. If you are going to store a firearm safe in your garage, you need to choose one that can be bolted to the ground or too heavy to move. The safe itself […]
Continue reading →The .270 Winchester is one of the most popular rounds in existence. It’s a favorite among hunters who value its terminal ballistic performance, its moderate recoil, and its widespread availability. The .270 Winchester is a favorite of hunters around the country, and with such a diverse country our hunters have different needs when it comes […]
Continue reading →Jeff Cooper, gun expert extraordinaire, had the concept for the “scout rifle” back in the 1980’s. Cooper envisioned a lightweight, handy rifle that would be suitable for hunting and combat roles. Among the many particular features he ascribed to this concept, one was a forward mounted low power scope. He considered the low power scope […]
Continue reading →