by Sporting Classics Daily | Aug 1, 2020
Caesar Guerini’s Revenant shotgun encompasses the most alluring aspects of the hand-crafted classics…at 1/5 the price. SPONSORED CONTENT What constitutes a “fine” shotgun? Is it simply a gun that was made by hand through countless hours of labor? Or is it really about...
by Sporting Classics Daily | Aug 1, 2020
The venerable 270 Winchester has been a mainstay on gun store racks, ammo displays and in reloader’s cabinets for decades. SPONSORED CONTENT Along with the 30-06 Springfield and 30-30 Winchester, these cartridges have anchored more deer than any others. But times...
by Sporting Classics Daily | Jul 31, 2020
Henry Repeating Arms Company announced that it is voluntarily recalling all H015-series Single Shot Rifles and Single Shot Shotguns manufactured prior to July 1, 2020. Henry has recently discovered a potential safety issue wherein, under certain conditions, it is...
by Sporting Classics Daily | Jul 20, 2020
SPONSORED CONTENT Why don’t you hunt with ear protection? Prevent “hunters’ ear” with custom-fit, in-ear electronic hearing protection and enhancement for a lifetime of safe shooting Do you hunt with hearing protection? A keen sense of hearing is an important...
by Sporting Classics Daily | Jul 16, 2020
Shooters from across the U.S. will be competing to make the U.S. Helice World Team that will compete in Italy in the fall of 2020. Helice is one of the fastest growing shotgun shooting sports in America and is expecting about 80-100 competitors to participate in the...
by Larry Chesney | Jul 10, 2020
Everyone was impressed with the power of 3,000 psi of compressed air blasting a big bullet down the bore. I had the opportunity to join outdoor writers Luke Clayton, Joe Arterburn and Doug Howlett for some east Texas hog hunting. The gathering was sponsored by Pyramyd...
by Roger Pinckney | Jul 6, 2020
The hurricane roared through like a runaway train, like a Seaboard freight with a stuck throttle. Fifteen inches of rain in fifteen hours, wind a-hundred-plus-Jesus, tornados on the back side, it tore hell out of the piney ridges and swamp-ground hardwoods in between....
by Michael Altizer | Jun 29, 2020
Double Guns of Nashville has become a focal point of superior firearms selection, service, accessories and advice to hunters and shooters nationwide. We dodged tables of wood and stacks of boxes, along with assorted tools, brooms, electric saws and power cords as we...
by Ron Spomer | Jun 18, 2020
With 7,000 firearms and 30,000 related artifacts on display, the Cody Firearms Museum has the world’s most comprehensive collection of American firearms. Roughhewn men walked the streets with guns. Aggressive kids plinked at cans in backyards and sharp-eyed...
by Michael Altizer | Jun 17, 2020
She wasn’t the most beautiful shotgun in the world. But from the moment I saw her, I knew she must be mine. “There’s someone here in the lobby to see you.” Dang! I have no time for this, I thought. “Who is it? Do they have an...
