Misconceptions and Misinformation About the AR-15
An attack on one firearm is an attack on all firearms.
Announcing the New 35th Anniversary Issue of Sporting Classics
Since its creation in 1981, Sporting Classics has brought its readers the finest in sporting literature. Kick off the next 35 years in style with the best issue yet!
Texas Hill Country Shoot Nearly Doubles in Size
The number of shooters, sponsors, exhibitors, and, most importantly, charitable donations have all risen since the inaugural shoot in 2015.
Vision and the Older Shooter
Old eyes and iron sights can go together, provided you take the necessary steps.
Photos: Mauser M98 “Elephant”
The rifle captures the beauty and power of the elephant, as well as the fascination hunters have with Africa.
Texas Hill Country Shoot Coming Next Week
Sporting Classics and the Daily will be there. You should be, too.
Shooters to be Banned From Public Lands
The author weighs in on an age-old problem having ramifications in the here and now.
The Day I Shot the .700 Express
“Had they come to see the man practice his craft? Or were they more drawn by the specter of a man willingly and deliberately putting himself in harm’s way?”
Remington Announces New Limited Lifetime Warranty
The policy, instituted to celebrate the company’s 200th year in business, affects Remington firearms purchased on or after Jan. 1, 2016.
Cabela’s: An American Dream
In 1961 Dick Cabela, with his wife, Mary, and his brother, Jim, turned his kitchen table into the foundation of what would become one of the world’s foremost companies for outfitting sportsmen.