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When we think of women and World War II, we typically think of homefront roles related to war production. While women in shipbuilding and aircraft production did indeed make a critical contribution to the American war effort, they contributed in other critical ways on the homefront as well as the battlefront, and the anniversary of D-Day provides an excellent opportunity to remember those other contributions. Read More
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EAA/Girsan recently unveiled their game-changing MC14 T Tip-Up™ Pistol, presenting an exceptional solution for women, individuals with disabilities, older adults, and anyone struggling with racking a conventional handgun. With its ingenious Tip-Up™ barrel design, this pistol simplifies the loading and unloading process, delivering great usability and a high capacity in a carry-size package. Complete with an ambidextrous safety, an accessory rail, and the versatility of single/double action functionality, the MC14 T sets a new standard for personal defense. Experience a new level of convenience and reliability. Now available! Starting at $498
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When it comes to ammunition for personal defense, the Winchester Silvertip Jacketed Hollow Point (JHP) is a time-tested, proven round. Winchester Silvertip technology provides threat-stopping power across a wide variety of calibers and bullet weights. The engineered jacket profile is designed to ensure reliable functioning, precise accuracy and consistent expansion. Winchester Silvertip is available in a 20-round pack size. Read More
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Being a good neighbor is always important, especially when camping. The good news is that you already have something in common with most of the other campers: the desire to be out in the great outdoors. Just as you want to enjoy the sights and sounds of nature, remember that everyone else does too. To that end, there are things you can do that will ensure you are a good neighbor and avoid encroaching on someone else's enjoyment. Read More
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Wildlife watching appeals to everyone: from birdwatchers to campers to hunters in the off-season. This is a great time to get outdoors to observe wildlife in their habitats, watching their movement and behavior patterns, and capturing moms raise their young born just a few months earlier. Bears are coming out of hibernation, elk are calving, and deer are nurturing their fawns. Read More
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In a hunting scenario, this is a pretty easy answer: It's important to pick up and pack out any trash you generated while in the field, and that includes your shotgun shells. This is usually not a big deal in a duck blind or on a dove hunt, where your empties will end up in a relatively small, contained area and can be easily gathered at the end of the hunt. Read More
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It's not an ideal situation, but sometimes it happens: You shot a deer, and it ran across the property line onto land you don't have permission to hunt. There's a clear blood trail you're ready to follow, but what do you do next? Read More
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We tell you all the time that it's important to practice with your firearm, and that's true whether it's a hunting rifle, a competition shotgun or your concealed-carry handgun. The more you practice shooting your gun, the more familiar with it you'll become, and familiarity makes you faster, more efficient and more accurate. Read More
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We all follow various daily routines that we use to save time and simplify our schedules. As adults, tasks like washing our hands are so well ingrained that we do them automatically without even thinking about them. But routines are not instinctual. Read More
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If you have kids or are often around kids, you most certainly have dealt with the "why?" phase. You know—the incessant questions. Why is the sky blue? Why did you do that? Why are we in the car? Why does ice cream melt? Why do you like wine? Some studies have measured that children can ask 300 or more questions a day. Read More
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In honor of National Trails Day—the first Saturday in June—follow these smart hiking tips so your enjoyable outdoor adventure does not turn into a rescue operation. There are several ways to be prepared along the trail, whether you are going on a short, day hike or taking an extended backpacking trek. Read More
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June 3-11 is National Fishing and Boating Week in 2023. Now is the time to learn how to be safe on and around the water. Whether you are brand new to boating, watersports and fishing, or if you consider yourself skilled in these recreational pursuits, it is always a good time to review the necessary steps for safety. The most important thing you can do to stay safe around the water is always wearing your life jacket, or personal flotation device (PFD). Read More
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For the first time in more than 50 years, Weatherby has introduced a new center-fire rifle action, the Model 307. Designed to complement the historic Mark V and Vanguard lineups, the Model 307 is a 2-Lug, fully cylindrical action compatible with many aftermarket accessories. It features a fluted bolt with a tool-less disassembly, TriggerTech trigger, and a detachable magazine, to name a few. Read More
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A 61-year-old man forced his way into a house of female residents in Austin, Texas—but it didn't end well for him, as at least one of the women was armed. In the early morning hours, just after 5 a.m., the Austin Police Department responded to a call that a man was banging on the door of the house and trying to force his way in. Read More
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