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Guns and Rotors
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What�s the most fun thing you�ve ever done? Might want to keep it to yourself just in case there are sensitive ears about. One of my hands-down coolest experiences was running belt-fed machineguns out of a helicopter. |
000 Buck Ammo: 000 Buck Explained
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000 buckshot, also known as triple aught buck, has one of the largest diameter pellet sizes found on the market today, making it great for both hunting and personal defense. When it comes to buckshot size, there are typically eight pellets with a diameter of .36 inches in a 000 buck round, depending on the shell size and manufacturer. As for 000 buckshot vs. 00, the size difference is about 0.03 inches, but the weight of an individual pellet can be as much as 30 percent more with the 000 buck � resulting in more energy per pellet and deeper penetration. |
You Deserve a Pleasure Plinker!
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Sometimes the urge to break away from the norm is overwhelming. We want something different � something capable of bringing out the green-eyed monster in our friends with its wow factor, while at the same time, putting a contented smile on our face. Sure, we all have working guns, guns we�ve carried for years and have special meaning to us. But deep down, we want one special gun � shouldn�t everyone have one? |
Guns and Rotors
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What�s the most fun thing you�ve ever done? Might want to keep it to yourself just in case there are sensitive ears about. One of my hands-down coolest experiences was running belt-fed machineguns out of a helicopter. |
First Look: CMMG's Banshee Now in Shorter .22 LR Pistol
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The AR platform is adaptable to a wide range of calibers and firearms styles. One of the most-recognizable characteristics of the AR is its rear buffer tube, which houses the buffer spring assembly in many versions of the AR. Now CMMG is introducing their shortest and most compact Banshee line of firearms to date. This new line-up of guns is chambered in .22 LR and features a capped lower receiver that has no buffer tube or receiver extension. |
Galco Offers Care for You Carry Leather
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If you�re going to carry, you�re going to need a good holster � or two � but you�re also going to need to care for both. While regularly cleaning your handgun may be common knowledge, looking after your rig is just as important, especially if it�s of the leather variety. Makers of high-quality leather holsters, belts and accessories, Galco Holsters has assembled a Holster Care Kit with the essentials needed to clean, condition and maintain your leather gear. Included in the kit is Galco�s Leather Lotion, Draw-EZ and application accessories. |
CMMG Debuts 22LR End Cap Banshee Pistol
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Missouri-based CMMG this month announced what is billed as the company's shortest and most compact Banshee model ever, the .22LR End Cap. Chambered in the popular rimfire staple, the new blow-back action Banshee deletes the buffer tube and receiver extension common on AR-type pistols and replaces it instead with a capped lower receiver. This produces a smaller format gun than most .22LR AR15 builds on the market � as short as 14.7 inches in the 4.5-inch barrel model. CMMG says the .22LR End Cap is compatible with all of the company's .22LR AR Conversion Kits, as well as any AR15 that uses a dedicated CMMG .22LR bolt carrier group and barrel. |
Maryland�s Gun Deer Hunting Season Reopens January 8
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Hunters hoping to bag a deer will have another chance in early January. The Maryland Department of Natural Resources said the January gun deer hunting season will run from January 8-9 in all but Allegany, Garrett and the western half of Washington counties. It will continue on January 10 but only in the following areas.
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VT: Deer Hunt Shaping up as Most Successful Since 2000
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Final deer harvest numbers will not be available for a few more weeks, but the Vermont Fish and Wildlife Department says the final tally will be around 18,000 deer, the second highest total since 2000. Those deer will provide approximately 3.6 million servings of local, nutritious venison. |
MO: First Elk Hunt in Modern Missouri History Wraps Up
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On a cold December night, Sam Schultz was deep in the Ozarks, waiting for the elk to come. Schultz had been planning the trip for months, one of just five hunters to win a tag to hunt elk in Missouri this year. He broke his hand last time he hunted the giants. He had nine days this time. But the dense woods had not, so far, given him the shot he wanted. |
It�s Time to Redefine What it Means to �Do Our Part� as Hunters
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Just before midnight my hunting buddy Craig texted me about a little known public-land area that could be promising for new coveys of quail. Craig is sure enough a bird dog man, and has hunted everything from grouse in Utah to ducks in Arkansas to wild bobwhite quail here in Georgia. So when he texts you about a new hunting spot, you pay attention. We arrived 10 days later, dogs in tow. |
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