Gear Guides
9 Reasons Hunters Are Still Divided Over Lead-Free Ammunition
Hunters remain divided over lead-free ammunition as wildlife concerns meet debates about cost, accuracy, rules, and performance.
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The Luger That America Tested Before Asking for a Completely Different Cartridge
Before the U.S. Army embraced the .45 ACP, it spent real time evaluating Georg Luger’s sleek toggle-locked pistol in a much smaller chambering. That little detour helps explain why one of history’s most famous handguns briefly stood at the center of America’s search for stopping power.
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This 1930 Waterfront Estate in Naples, Maine, Featuring 2,500 Feet of Shoreline, 72 Boat Slips, and a Grandfathered Infrastructure
Experience a timeless waterfront legacy with vintage cabins, a historic camp store, and sprawling sandy beaches.
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Historic 1755 Georgian Manor in Leonardtown, Maryland, Featuring Raised Wood Paneling and a Stunning Mile-Long Cedar Avenue
Step inside this exquisite Georgian manor, where original wood paneling and period moldings whisper history's secrets.
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The Thompson Rifle That Fired So Hard Its Cases Could Stick in a Wooden Board
The rare Thompson Model 1923 autorifle pushed the famous Thompson concept into full-power rifle territory, and the result was dramatic. Its ejection was reportedly so violent during 1924 trials that fired cases could lodge in nearby wood.
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America’s Gun Debate Is Moving Into a New Legal Era
The fight over guns in America is no longer centered only on elections or legislation. It is increasingly being shaped by courts, agency rules, and state-by-state legal experiments that are redefining what regulation can survive.
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Supreme Court Set to Weigh Whether State and Local Firearm Bans Can Stand Under the Second Amendment
The Supreme Court is preparing to hear a major Second Amendment case that could reshape how states and local governments regulate semiautomatic firearms. At stake is whether bans on AR-15-style rifles and similar weapons can survive the court’s history-focused constitutional test.
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The 1718 Gun That Could Fire Nine Shots Before Anyone Else Managed Two
Long before revolvers and machine guns, one remarkable 1718 design promised a burst of repeat fire that left ordinary muskets looking painfully slow. The Puckle gun was awkward, controversial, and commercially doomed, but it was also years ahead of its time.
Hunting Tips
10 Natural Sounds in the Woods That Should Never Be Ignored
Ten woodland sounds can reveal hidden wildlife, unstable trees, rising water, and changing conditions before danger becomes visible.
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12 North American Game Animals That Are Harder to Hunt Than They Look
Some North American game animals look easy to hunt, but terrain, movement, senses, and size can make them surprisingly elusive.
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9 Hunting Traditions That Are Disappearing Across America
Nine American hunting traditions are under pressure as fewer families pass down the camps, skills, stories, and rituals.
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9 Ammunition Technologies That Are Changing What Hunters Carry
From copper bullets to high-BC projectiles, nine ammunition advances are reshaping how hunters choose their loads today.