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Build Your Own Shooting Range

Remember that buck you missed? I’m not talking about the one in your formidable years. I’m talking about the shot you blew a couple seasons ago on that deer that should be hanging in your den. You know, the one you see in your mind every time you look at...


New Guns and Ammo from SHOT Show 2020

The SHOT Show of today is a far cry from the first one, which was held in St. Louis back in 1979. It now occupies a 630,000-square-foot space in the Sands Expo Center in Las Vegas and annually attracts more than 60,000 attendees. Put another way, it’s a gun show...


Remington Introduces Premier Expander Shotshell Ammunition

Deer hunting. Hog shooting. This new shotshell slug provides an option for you. The Remington Premier Expander features Barnes all-copper-tipped Expander slugs. As shotshell dynamics go, six cutting petals deploy at impact, inflicting terminal damage and pass-through penetration. Delivering 2 3/4-inch or 3-inch magnum-caliber terminal performance in either 12 and...


Federal Premium Introduces Unprimed Brass for Handloaders

As many guns and shooting enthusiasts know, Federal Premium offers a wider variety of unprimed brass for a full range of common rifle and handgun cartridges, including the all-new 224 Valkyrie. This product line includes 17 various calibers sold in 50- or 100-count packs. Shipments of this product have been...


Create a Long Range Muzzleloader

Tips from the pros on maximizing your muzzleloader accuracy out to 200 yards


Federal Premium Releases New, Improved Speed-Shok Waterfowl Ammo

No matter how long we hunt or shoot, new ammunition options almost always get our attention. Just last week, Federal Premium Ammunition announced a redesign of its complete line of Speed-Shok waterfowl loads. According to the company, the new-and-improved lineup includes more than 10 new loads in several shot sizes...


Chad Schearer’s Top 7 Tips on Black-Powder Rifle Shooting

Chad Schearer has hunted with a muzzleloading rifle on five continents over the past 20 years. Add that to being CVA’s director of media relations and it adds up to significant experience with a muzzleloader. Schearer shared his top tips for getting the most out of your muzzleloader. 1. The...


Realtree Gun Shooting Tips: How to See Better with Your Rifle Scope

Ever wish you could see better through your rifle scope? Read on. Oh Say Can You See It’s a fact that great optics help you see things more clearly. You can study the antlers of a deer hidden in brush, or focus on the chest of a bull elk back...


4 Tips for Buying Your First Hunting or Shooting Rifle

Picking a rifle is not as intimidating as it may appear standing before a well-stocked counter at a sporting-goods store. But matching yourself to the right rifle can make a lot of difference when it comes to accuracy and your comfort level in shooting. CVA offers a variety of rifles...


Tips for Busting Clays

I was very nervous about my first dove hunt. I was in my early 20s at the time and had never shot anything that moved. When I was a child, my father and I spent sunny afternoons shooting cans and other small objects with his .22 rifle, but I had...


50 Million Shotgun Rounds to Support Pheasants Forever Conservation

Federal Premium recently surpassed a total of 50 million shotgun shells sold in support of Pheasants Forever, the nation’s leading upland habitat conservation organization. These special shells are all sold in boxes marked with the Pheasants Forever logo, as part of an on-box royalty program. Federal Premium and Pheasants Forever’s...


Hunting with Suppressors: Trending Toward the Quiet Side

James Bond didn’t do hunters any favors. At least that’s how Knox Williams sees it. He believes 007 movies and other celluloid fantasies gave the public many misconceptions about suppressors, some of which persist. For years, many Americans considered them tools for poachers and criminals, and most would never have...


6 Tips for Better Handgun Shooting

Shooting a handgun can be as simple or as complicated as you want to make it. Becoming a better handgun shooter starts with minding the details, little things you may not be considering, such as: 1. Grip It Hard, Hard, Harder Grip your handgun with equal amount of pressure with...


Realtree Sponsors National Hunting and Fishing Day

National Hunting and Fishing Day (NHF Day) is a celebration of what we at Realtree like to do with friends and family in the outdoors. NASCAR legend Richard Childress, this year's honorary chair for NHF Day, asks you to participate and take someone hunting or fishing in this video ...


5 Tips for 3-Gun Shooting

There are a couple ways to approach 3-gun shooting. First, as an action-packed, trigger-intensive competition. Second, as an action-packed, trigger-intensive way to practice shooting pistols, rifles and shotguns. I lean toward the second because, well, I just don’t devote enough time to it to think I’m going to climb very...


How to Set Up an AR-15 for Hunting

AR15s and AR-10s are ideal rifle for many hunting situations. Here’s how to set one up that’s right for you.


Champion Traps & Targets Offer New VisiColor Reactive Targets

Editor's note: If you've ever shot at reactive paper targets, you know it's both effective for sighting-in your gun, and, well, fun. Check out the details here . . . – S.H. OVERLAND PARK, Kansas – February 22, 2017 – Champion Traps & Targets , makers of interactive and challenging...


A Case for Soft Gun Cases

When it comes to traveling with, and protecting, firearms, the options today are nearly endless. There are thousands of soft, hard, and a combination of those available. Before you open your wallet, you’ll need to open the gun vault, the trunk of your car, and possibly your state’s regulation books...


Tips for Gun Stock Replacement

When it comes to the rifle or shotgun that every hunter carries, there are some upgrades that could possibly turn that standard firearm into a greater firearm or better performer in the field. I’m not knocking wood (pun intended) but one upgrade is a synthetic stock. These stocks tend to...


5 Steps to Long-Range Rifle Accuracy

It seems like every rifle shooter suddenly wants to be an “American Sniper.” We used to think we were real riflemen when younger, taking the occasional mule deer or pronghorn at 400-plus yards. Though we practiced obsessively, we really were stretching things with the light rounds we were shooting then...


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