by Kris Millgate | Mar 30, 2021
The author proudly joins her sons in their hunter education course — as a participant, not an observer.
by Sporting Classics Daily | Mar 16, 2021
Serious hunters understand the value of using powerful, top-of-the-line optics. Here are five factors to consider before making the investment in the best hunting binoculars. SPONSORED CONTENT Any avid hunter knows that one should spend the majority of the hunt...
by Sporting Classics Daily | Mar 11, 2021
Fausti looks to the future with new goals and a fresh image. Fausti Arms is looking ahead. The Fausti sisters, Elena, Giovanna and Barbara, proud of their past and anchored in their experience, are now focused on innovation, the “fuel” needed to develop new...
by Chris Dorsey | Mar 3, 2021
Showdown Looms as Dem’s Gun Control Agenda Likely to Meet Stiff Opposition From Nation’s Sheriffs Who Say They Will Not Enforce Unconstitutional Laws President Biden’s recent remarks on the three-year anniversary of the Parkland, Florida shooting that saw a gunman...
by Sporting Classics Daily | Feb 22, 2021
An extraordinary gun for an extraordinary year, Krieghoff’s 2020 Gun of the Year captures the beauty and essence of the Galapagos Islands. The Krieghoff Gun of the Year for 2020 portrays the raw beauty of the Galapagos Islands and the vast wildlife that roam the...
by Sporting Classics Daily | Feb 10, 2021
With Boyds classic stock shapes, becoming “one” with your gun comes as naturally as it should, without sacrificing the appeal of traditional firearms. SPONSORED CONTENT You are one in a million…your gun should be, too. Like the glove of a baseball pitcher or the race...
by Jim Carmichel | Feb 5, 2021
“If you visited a benchrest competition today, you would see scores of rifles that, other than looking like they had been painted by a graffiti artist on a manic high, are not all that different in shape and weight from your heavy-barreled varmint rifle.”
by Ron Spomer | Feb 3, 2021
If the bullet fails, even the world’s most expensive rifle and advanced scope are superfluous. So how do you choose the ideal hunting bullet? How do you choose the ideal hunting bullet? A reader recently asked the following: Good day. I enjoy your articles Ron, but I...
by Robert Sohrweide | Feb 1, 2021
Despite the viciousness of New England’s winter, there are occasionally days when trap and skeet shooters can burn some serious powder at the range.
by Sporting Classics Daily | Jan 14, 2021
When standing face-to-face with an animal as dangerous as a charging cape buffalo or an angry elephant, hunters need a rifle optic they can trust without hesitation. SPONSORED CONTENT With Aimpoint’s original red dot sighting technology combined with the ability to...