Shooting the SHOT Show 9mm SUB2000 at SHOT Show Industry Day at the Range (Video)
It was sooooooo cold in the Las Vegas desert at Shot Show but it was a lot of fun. Continue reading “Shooting the SHOT Show 9mm SUB2000 at SHOT Show Industry Day at the Range (Video)”
SALT LAKE CITY — Several years of ongoing drought conditions have impacted mule deer populations across the state. Here are a few things people hunting deer and elk in Utah this fall should know.
Drought impacts deer by decreasing their body fat (because there are fewer plants and available food sources on the landscape). If the does have poor body fat and nutrition, it leads to smaller fawns, and those fawns have a decreased chance of surviving. If an adult deer has too little body fat at the beginning of the winter — especially a severe winter — it will often not survive the winter months. Recent deer research, conducted in Utah, has shown that the amount of fat deer have going into the winter has more of an impact on their likelihood to survive than the conditions and severity of the winter itself. Continue reading “Utah: What Hunters Should Know for 2022 Deer and Elk Hunts”
The ultra-reliable rimfire that purrs like a kitten… Continue reading “Press Release: Winchester Repeating Arms Wildcat SR (Suppressor Ready)”
Hello outdoors world!
For this segment I was asked to check out and review the website GUNWATCHER. With the explosion of the firearms market in recent years, there has been a serious increase in the number of websites dedicated to firearms sales. Needless to say I did not have high expectations as I have looked at several while shopping for my latest deer rifle, and found most of them to be useless and I really did not like using them. I thought they had too much going on on most of the page making them kind of hard to spend a lot of time on. I have always been a more hands on buyer, so that did not help. Continue reading “Review of the GunWatcher Website”
What is the more cost effective option: buying ammo in bulk or reloading? In times of ammo shortages, reloading seems like the most cost-effective means of getting ammo. However, when ammo is in plenty, reloading can seem like a chore.
Jim Willes gives a review of the popular Remington 783.
Welcome back outdoors world, thank you for stopping by! If you look back at an article I wrote early last year, you know after my research, I purchased a Remington Arms Model 783 7mm. I had high expectations for this gun, all I needed was some time in the woods with this firearm to confirm I’d made the right choice. Here is what I learned.
6/3/15 (Geneseo, IL) – Springfield Armory® is introducing a Flat Dark Earth (FDE) color tone variant across popular categories starting with the flagship M1A™ Loaded Precision Adjustable Stock (PAS) Rifle and the XD-S® 3.3” pistol in 9mm and .45acp calibers. Continue reading “Springfield Armory® Releases Flat Dark Earth”
One of the few times I genuinely wished had a gun in my purse.
The Day I Wished I Carried A Gun…and my five biggest take aways from this experience.
It all started innocently enough. In early December I was in Indiana for work, it was a Wednesday night and I was sitting in my hotel room surfing the tv channels. My stomach started growling so I thought I would walk over to one of the nearby restaurants. Continue reading “The Day I Wished I Carried A Gun…”
“#HuntFishTravel 122 – Interview with Paul Leitner-Wise, Our Business is Death & Business is Good (NSFW)”
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In this (Not Safe For Work) episode I’m sitting down with Paul Leitner-Wise and we chat about the company itself, the out of the box design process, how they earned the nicknames “Maverick” and “Outlaws” and then we discuss their line of interesting, vulgar and epic tee shirts. Continue reading “#HuntFishTravel 122 – Interview with Paul Leitner-Wise, Our Business is Death & Business is Good (NSFW)”
Wide Open Spaces gives us 30 reasons why the general public wishes they could attend SHOT Show.
By: Samantha Lile January 25, 2015
The SHOT Show is the greatest display of firearms, hunting gear and military equipment the world has to offer, and the general public isn’t allowed to go.
Almost 64,000 shooting,hunting and outdoor trade affiliates attended the 2015 Shooting, Hunting and Outdoor Trade Show (SHOT Show) Jan. 20-23 at Las Vegas’ Sands Expo Center, where they bought and sold plenty of firearms, ammunition, outdoors and even law enforcement, tactical and military equipment from more than 1,600 companies representing 150 countries.
The SHOT show isn’t open to the public, but there’s at least 30 reasons we wish it was:
In this episode Carrie and Rachel ate chatting with Andrew of CheytacUSA. They talk about the 408 M300 Intervention, what is considered “long distance”, why hunters may need to shoot longer yardage, the fundamentals of sighting your rifle in for long ranges, shooting dirty, breathing techniques, customizing a rifle and recognizing elements like wind when you’re about to take a shot.
“#HuntFishTravel 88 – How to Shoot Like a Sniper with CheytacUSA”
In this episode Carrie and Rachel are chatting with Andrew of CheytacUSA. They talk about the 408 M300 Intervention, what is considered “long distance”, why hunters may need to shoot longer yardage, the fundamentals of sighting your rifle in for long ranges, shooting dirty, breathing techniques, customizing a rifle and recognizing elements like wind when you’re about to take a shot. Listen in to find out which movie the 408 M200 was featured in. Continue reading “#HuntFishTravel 88 – How to Shoot Like a Sniper with CheytacUSA”
North Florida COORDINATES XY: Anywhere, Florida
I admit it – I am a budget minded shopper. From cars to homes, when it comes to big ticket items, I am a tireless negotiator who will argue, discuss, cajole, and sometimes whine in order to receive the best deal.
While some products are inarguable worth every penny spent, I have – at times – had to remind the “offended” seller/vendor that my need to negotiate for a lower price is nothing personal, it is just good business. After all, my money spends just as well in my pocket as it will in someone else’s. Continue reading “Service Review: Gun Watcher – Locate and Negotiate!”
Wild Ones Brian Johnson, Fay Walker and Jim Willes join to discuss our thoughts on the Shooting, Hunting and Outdoor Tradeshow and Las Vegas, overall experience and Continue reading “#HuntFishTravel 055 – SHOT Show Wrap Up”
SHOT Show is huge.
I mean GINORMOUS.
And to a gal that’s an admitted archery snob, a gun really, really has to stand out to grab my attention. I do love my hunting rifles and my S&W pistol but I don’t own any guns that get me all gooey inside.
So as I’m wandering up and down the 12.5 miles of aisles in the SandsExpoConvention Center, I really scrutinized the products, looking for the few I knew would stand out among the rest. Continue reading “5 SHOT Show Products That Stood Out Among the Rest”
Illinois policy makers force medical cannabis patients to choose between medication and firearm ownership.
Continue reading “Yet Another Sneaky Gun Grab Proposal from Illinois”
My husband and I recently took the ATN DNVM-4 digital night vision monocular into the field for testing and were quite pleased with what we found. The DNVM-4 is part of the ATN night vision family of entry level digital monoculars which also includes the DNVM-2 and DNVM-6 models. The three models are all the same product except for having different objective lenses that provide various zoom capabilities. The DNVM-4 is the mid-range model featuring a 42 mm lens delivering 4x magnification.
Continue reading “ATN-DNVM-4 Gear Review by Lindsay Alm”
In this episode we’ll talk to Trent Marsh from Hawke Sport Optics, and he’s going to give us the low down on riflescopes.
Continue reading “#HuntFishTravel 048 – Sighting in Your RifleScope”
