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States Are Rethinking How Hunters Can Use Technology in the Field
From cellular trail cameras to thermal optics and drones, states are redrawing the line between useful gear and unfair advantage. The debate is really about what modern hunting should still feel like in the field.
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Why America’s Hunting Community Is Watching the Fight Over Federal Land Access
For hunters, the battle over federal land access is about far more than maps and property lines. It touches tradition, opportunity, wildlife management, and the future of who gets to use America’s public ground.
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7 Rifles That Are Getting a Fresh Look Because Ammunition Choices Are Changing
Changing bullet designs and ammunition availability are giving these 7 established rifles a fresh look from hunters.
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9 Ammunition Types That Changed After Environmental Concerns Reached the Hunting World
Environmental concerns transformed hunting ammunition, replacing lead with steel, bismuth, tungsten, copper and other alternatives.
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This Unmatched 2026 Gated Estate in Paradise Valley, Arizona: Featuring an Indoor Basketball Arena, Three-Lane Shooting Range
Luxurious estate features soaring vaulted ceilings, a marble fireplace, and a serene indoor basketball arena, redefining opulent living.
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Awe-Inspiring 2022 Estate in Scottsdale, Arizona, Featuring Stunning Views, a Negative-Edge Pool, and Luxurious Golf Membership Options
Discover striking contemporary elegance in this Desert Mountain estate, featuring floor-to-ceiling glass and breathtaking views.
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Inside the Legal Brief Aimed at Gun Control’s Backup Argument in the Supreme Court’s Biggest Case
A closely watched legal brief in the Supreme Court’s major gun fight takes aim at the argument gun-control advocates fall back on when direct historical matches are hard to find. The real battle is over how much flexibility courts should have after Bruen and Rahimi.
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The XM8 Rifle Was Supposed to Replace the M4, Then Its Program Fell Apart
The XM8 looked like the Army’s next standard rifle: lighter, modular, and tied to a bigger vision of infantry modernization. Instead, shifting requirements, procurement trouble, and hard questions about what it really improved turned it into one of the most famous almost-rifles in modern U.S. military history.
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The Turner Light Rifle Lost a Military Trial Over Ammunition It Wasn’t Given a Chance to Test Properly
Russell Turner’s unusual light rifle may have failed for good reasons, but one of the most important complaints was tied to ammunition it reportedly was never properly set up to use. That detail turns a forgotten trial result into a sharp lesson about how military testing can go wrong.
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The Colt Model 1907 Entered Service Trials and Quickly Developed a Reputation for Jamming
Colt’s Model 1907 was a crucial stepping stone on the road to the M1911, but its field-trial career was rough. Early cavalry reports, broken parts, and repeated stoppages gave the pistol a reputation for jamming that Colt and John Browning had to fix through hard-earned redesign.
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The Rifle That Was Dropped From Trials Before It Ever Fired a Shot
Some trial rifles failed because they broke, jammed, or shot poorly. This one is more interesting because it appears to have been pulled from formal testing before it ever got the chance to prove itself on the firing line.
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10 Guns That Became Controversial for Reasons Few People Expected
Ten firearms became controversial for surprising reasons, from wartime disputes, recalls, digital files, and new designs.