Minnesota has officially repealed its longtime shotgun only deer hunting zone, opening most of the state to rifles for the 2026 firearms season. The change is a major shift in hunting tradition, local control, and how deer country will look this fall.
Washington has moved to stop people from feeding deer, elk, and moose across the state as officials try to slow the spread of chronic wasting disease. The new rule is broader than many residents realize, and it reflects a major shift in how wildlife managers think about human-wildlife contact.
Ruger and Magpul already shook up the handgun market with the RXM. Their second collaboration, a reworked LCP Max, shows this partnership is becoming far more ambitious than anyone expected.
Taurus built its reputation on Brazilian production, but one of its pistols marked a real shift. The move to make a model entirely in Georgia says a lot about quality control, logistics, tariffs, and where the company thinks the American handgun market is headed.
Glock’s slimline pistols built a huge following, but their 10-round factory magazines left many shooters wanting more. A new generation of all-metal options and Glock’s own 15-round answer have changed that conversation in a big way.
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A practical look at why the .270 Winchester remains one of the first calibers experienced guides suggest to new hunters.
Ruger’s phoenix-style eagle is more than a familiar emblem on grips and advertisements. Its color change became a subtle memorial to co-founder Alexander Sturm, who helped launch the company and died in 1951, only a short time after it began.
Samuel Colt is remembered as a firearms giant, but his first company collapsed in spectacular fashion years before his name became iconic. The real story is a mix of brilliant invention, weak demand, bad timing, technical headaches, and a business model that ran ahead of its market.
Before Winchester became a household name and before Smith & Wesson built its revolver empire, a short lived 1850s venture quietly tied them together. That company, Volcanic Repeating Arms, helped set the stage for the Henry rifle and the lever guns that followed.
A concise look at the performance, tradeoffs, and talking points that keep 6.5 Grendel at the center of AR shooter debates.