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The Caldwell E-MAX family of hearing protection includes Bluetooth, Electronic, and Passive options for youth and adults.
Securing your guns – at home and when you’re traveling – isn’t a luxury. It’s a necessity. There is a great deal of effective gear to help you do it, and it doesn’t have to cost a lot of money.
Science fiction writers conjure up a lot of exotic weapons using laser beams that capture our imagination, but engineers
No matter what type of shooting sports you enjoy – rifle, pistol, action, 3-gun, trap, skeet, sporting clays, hunting – eye and ear protection are mandatory. If you’ll be firing a gun or even be around someone else who will be firing a gun – you must wear shooting glasses.
If you are a shooter or hunter considering getting started in handloading ammo or just looking to save a little cash on ammunition, here are some basic tips to expand your reloading knowledge.
It is just about automatic for shooters to don both eye and ear protection before embarking on a session at the rifle range or skeet/trap field; in fact, it's mandated at organized shooting facilities.
Most hunters and shooters today realize the benefit of quality optics atop their firearms and take care in choosing just the right scope. But even the finest glass that money can buy is still only as good as the mounting system used to secure it to the firearm.
Glass bedding a rifle conjures up all kinds of images — from slapping thick peanut-butter-like glue into a stock to dabbing a bit of glass to reinforce the recoil lug area. Which is correct? That depends on what you are trying to achieve.
When I get around other hunters and the discussion of caliber choice arises, it seems everyone has their own opinion on the best all-around caliber.
