The student/teacher relationship is a delicate one. It’s a relationship best driven by a professional on the instructor side, and where there is no emotional connection between the participants.
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Finding Your Range
I often say, it’s all about the shot. That does not mean the shot has to be long, difficult, or even brag worthy. What it means is that the shot must be good. As a hunter it’s your job, to…
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Federal’s 327 Magnum
It’s one of my favorite cartridges, and possibly the one I shoot the most. Underrated, and misunderstood, it is an ideal general-purpose cartridge. Click HERE to read the full article.
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Bad Ass, Bone Crushing, Ammunition
Tim Sundles might be, “…blood kin to the grizzer that bit Jim Bridger’s ass!” Don’t call him or me if the recoil is a bit too much for your delicate little hands. Man up!
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For those who can – and like to – read
Years ago I met a lady – one of the finest ladies I’ve every met – in Texas. Her name is Berit Aagaard. After she soundly out-shot some fellows, we visited for a while and she introduced me to a…
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The Last Cartridge Standing
Like Arthur of Camelot, the 6.5 Creedmoor has pulled the sword from the stone. Regardless of how bad that hurts your feelings, or undermines your love for some other cartridge, the Creed just might be, the last cartridge standing.
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Sheriff Jim Wilson
I’ve had the opportunity to meet a lot of gun writers, lawmen, and even cowboys over the years. This fellow is one of the best of ’em.
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Africa Again
I once described Africa as a drug. A drug administered at the hands of a capable dealer, also known as a professional hunter. With the right dealer you’ll develop an addiction, that while financially debilitating, is emotionally fulfilling. Few…
Read MoreThe Ice Man Cometh
There’s an assault on those who shoot and hunt, or own firearms for recreation, self-defense, and the protection of liberty. Because of that assault, there’s a lot of talk about which companies should be boycotted. Over the weekend there was a…
Read MoreKids & Guns
When I was growing up cartoons only came on TV on Saturday morning. There were no video games, and fun was mostly found playing football, cowboys & Indians, or army. Everyone in my family was a hunter and guns were…
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