Plinking is informal target practice, but the lack of structure can help you become a better shooter for when you have to shoot seriously.

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Plinking is informal target practice, but the lack of structure can help you become a better shooter for when you have to shoot seriously.
The Italian effort in World War II is a subject of mockery, but their M38 Carcano rifle chambered in 7.35x51mm was no laughing matter.
Cap and ball revolvers have style in spades and can be surprisingly useful shooting irons. Here is how to load and shoot them.
Lock boxes are an ounce of prevention when it comes to safe storage of your handguns. Steelhead Outdoors misinterpreted ounces for pounds.
The Mossberg 940 Pro series represent a solid entry in the semi-auto shotgun market that is at home in the field, on the range, and the arsenal.
A variety of fits for a variety of guns for a variety of optics for a variety of carry styles!
Despite its obsolescence at adoption, the Russian M1895 Nagant revolver outlived both Imperial Russia and the Soviet Union. Let’s see how it shoots.
We test five different commercial 5.7×28 ammunition over the chronograph and through ballistic gel for your viewing pleasure.
Although there are a number of pistols chambered in 5.7x28mm today, the FN Five Seven is the OG 5.7 handgun and still a worthy contender.
If you need a compact handgun that can take down two and four-legged predators with ease, the Glock 29 is in a league of its own.
When Czechoslovakia joined the Warsaw Pact, the nation could have adopted the Soviet AK-47. Instead, it opted for its own homegrown 7.62 rifle, the vz. 58. Ever since its adoption in 1958, the vz. 58 became the quality answer to the AK for worldwide consumption.