The Whiskey Rebellion
This tale of historical fiction is written in celebration of the annual meeting of the Contemporary Long Rifle Association taking place August 8-10 at the Exhibit Hall of the Central Bank Center in Lexington, Kentucky.
Going Great Guns
Pass this along to as many women as you can. They will appreciate a women’s shooting sports organization that is actually run by women.
Death By Black Powder
The American market quickly became a dumping ground for Europe’s obsolete weapons as both sides scrambled to find enough small arms to equip their armies.
Chiappa Little Badger
The Little Badger’s overall design principal is minimalistic. The Chiappa engineers gave the little gun everything it needs but resisted the temptation to load it down with things it didn’t. This survival rifle is mechanically simple.
FP-45 Liberator
Only 5 inches long and weighing a pound, this single-shot pistol was conceived as an instrument of chaos in the darkest times of World War II.
THE MILITIAMAN
On the morning of Joshua’s arrival, the regiment’s 459 men were preparing to make the day-long march down the Hudson River Valley to New York City to join General Washington’s Continental Army. Joshua kept his mouth shut, as his father advised, and did his best to follow orders.
SNIPERS – The Long Road to Recognition
It is ironic that a country built on a tradition of rifle marksmanship took nearly 200 years to formally embrace the sniper. Story by Frank Jardim
M240 SLR Machine Gun – Belt-Fed Fun
This 7.62x51mm NATO belt-fed beauty has provided U.S. Army and Marine Corps infantryman with hard-hitting firepower since the 1990s. It’s that good.
45 ACP Carbine – Hi-Point 995TS Review
Review of Hi-Points 995TS and C9 as an exceptional, low cost, personal home-defense duo option.
Ithaca M37 Trench Gun
Close combat in the trenches, and especially night fighting, favored the massive firepower of fast-shooting pump shotguns.