Take a list of available cartridges, filter out those whose ballistic capabilities are insufficient for the application, and sort by preference. That’s how I match my cartridge to the hunt.
Every time I’ve attended a defensive firearms course, I have fun and come away reminded that I’ve got more work to do in order to increase my proficiency.
The Colt King Cobra is an all around great revolver. It’s fun to shoot and can pack a punch for personal defense applications.
The Victorinox Tinker is a great inexpensive option for a first pocket knife. Small enough to not be bulky, but big enough to provide plenty of utility.
Don’t let the Legion program be the deciding factor between a Legion series pistol and another variant.
While gear isn’t everything, it’s important to be able to depend on the things that you do need.
I’ve yet to try my hand at hunting with a handgun, but that may change some day.
Need help finding a Christmas gift for an aficionado of firearms? I’ve got some ideas.
For all intents and purposes, a $15 Morakiv will get the job done. However, with some extra dough one can from a blade that works to a blade that is a dependable work horse.
Depending on how a deer is processed it can yield quite a bit of meat. Two small whitetail spikes yielded enough to fill about half of a 7 cu ft chest freezer.
It’s easy to get caught up in the moment while hunting and forget that with every shot comes some additional processing and taxidermy expenses.