A Cut Above

A Cut Above

Our 20th annual review of fine knives by custom craftsmen and the world’s top cutlery manufacturers.

Patent Depending

Patent Depending

Without a number of important patents from William Scott, today’s break-open shotguns would be drastically different, if possible at all.

Teaching a Lady to Fish

Teaching a Lady to Fish

Give a woman a fish and you feed her for a day. Teach a woman to fish and you may open Pandora’s box.

Two Jakes

Two Jakes

A father and son take their first turkeys on the same hunt.

Michael Sieve

Michael Sieve

Sieve does extensive research on each species he paints to accurately depict it.

.243 v. .30-30

.243 v. .30-30

The two Winchesters square off, with surprising results.

Alamo Axis

Alamo Axis

There’s one less trophy buck in Texas . . . but there’s plenty more where he came from.

The Baron’s Shotgun

The Baron’s Shotgun

John Savile entertained royalty and hosted driven shoots, all while carrying his Westley Richards like a scepter.

Apache Trout

Apache Trout

This could be the first sport fish to recover and be removed from the Endangered Species List.

The Pink Man

The Pink Man

Shooting a gobbler in self-defense . . . and short shorts.

The Mild but Wild .243

The Mild but Wild .243

The .243 Winchester is often credited as the best cartridge for young and recoil-sensitive shooters. But is it?

Sporting Art & Decor

Sporting Art & Decor

Beautiful paintings, gun safes, trophy rooms, and a wonderful variety of handcrafted furnishings for the home or office.