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I love my 1894C in 357 Magnum. It has killed more whitetail deer than any other rifle I own. Plus it is a hoot to shoot.

1950 model here. A great year! Just a little worse for wear. ;)

Unfortunately I am not sure this administration has any sense, common or otherwise.

Rather have a nice thick beef t-bone.😜

I'm against it! 😁

I ran some PPU .223 Match ammo over my chronograph a while back. I was amazed at how ballistic constant is was round to round.

I have a Cooey .22 single shot bolt action rifle with a full wood stock. It was bought from a little gunshop for $20.00 (back when Pluto was a pup). It is a Canadian WWII training rifle with a crude set of sights but accurate enough to knock shotshell wads off a post at 50 yards (When my eyes...

My son is a truck driver in Alaska. While on the road yesterday morning, 1:00 AM, he ordered online a set of specialty loading dies from Widden Gunworks. He tried paying for them with his Visa Debit Card. His card was declined and then shut off. He paid with another credit card. He wondered...

Great article. I carried my Glock 20 loaded with the Buffalo Bore rounds pictured in the article for bear protection on my last trip to the Alaska bush. Luckily I did not have to find out how it works on Grizzlies. ;)

This is a picture of one in 44-40 that belonged to my grandfather. He traded a violin and a plug of tobacco for it. He went on to work cattle ranches in Wyoming, Montana, North and South Dakota. It was made in 1873 and has been a family heirloom for over 100 years.

I have owned a couple of Enfields but always liked the looks of the #4 Jungle Carbine. The Sniper just would be frosting on the cake.

I bought an unissued Chinese SKS in the early 90's for $89.00 It also came with a couple hundred rounds of Lapua 7.62x39. Son and I took it out and shot it and were amazed at how accurate and reliable it was. Using the open sights offhand we were able to make head shots on a silhouette...

Lately my EDC is either my S&W Shield 45 or my Glock 30. Both are reliable and accurate. The Shield is easier to conceal but the Glock holds more rounds.

Correction on son's wildcat, It is a .41 O&M.

I have owned and used a Marlin 1884 in 357 Magnum since they first came out over 25 years ago. Only problem I ever had was the ejector spring broke. Had it repaired and has been going strong ever since. Son in Alaska just picked up three 1895 Winchester levers, 30-06, 35 Whelen and 40...

I bought a Chinese SKS back in the day when you could get them for $89.00 (A few years ago. ;) ). Put a synthetic stock on it took it out and shot it. I was amazed at how accurate it was with Lapua ammo.

Another good article Anni. One of my favorite rounds, as witnessed by the fact I own 3 different .45 ACPs. :) :) :)

I have the same problem with those old eyes and factory sights. Might try to google Mepro Bullseye sight. The sight is both fiber optic and trijicon. It replaces the rear sight. Comes in red or green and was developed in Israel. A circle in the sight lights up when the sight is aligned...

Another good video. I agree 100% with what it had to say.

My vision has gotten worse over the years, making it difficult to use some factory sights. I have gone to white outline sights on some handguns and recently tried a set of Mepro Bullseye sights. They are both fiber optic and trijicon. The front sight can be removed as the rear sight lights up...