Tips for sighting in a rifle or handgun with open sights

It’s almost dark.  You hear twigs snap and catch a glimpse of movement through the trees.  Is it time to shoulder the rifle and click off the safety?

Teaching tip for kids: Lead by example. Nothing you say speaks as loudly as your own actions when you and your child hunt together. Handle your own guns with extra emphasis on safety.

How to improve your shooting accuracy without going deaf and broke. Nice article.

How much abuse can an AR-15 suffer and still keep working? Check out this entertaining torture test.

‘To speak gratitude is courteous and pleasant, to enact gratitude is generous and noble, but to live gratitude is to touch Heaven.’ (Johannes A. Gaertner) Happy Thanksgiving!

Thanksgiving dinner may right around the corner, but it’s never too late to start some new traditions. Here are some fun ideas you can use this week.

The cougar is probably the most dangerous member of the cat family that most people will ever encounter. Here’s how to stay safe in cougar country.

Teaching tip for kids: Pick first hunts carefully. Your first real hunts should be for squirrels, waterfowl, deer or doves – sedentary hunts where the game comes to you. Sit with your hunter, whisper advice and give the go-ahead to take the safety off and shoot.

With all the wildfires sweeping the Rocky Mountain region, people are pretty nervous about sparking another one. But here’s one group that worries restrictions on shooting will go too far. See what you think.

Just stumbled across this clip online. Kill shot at 890 yards. Not bad.

North America’s premier upland game bird appears to be following in the footsteps of the passenger pigeon. Why?