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6 Keys to Getting What You Want From an Entrepreneurial Company
Article first appeared on Ammoland.com U.S.A. -(AmmoLand.com)- Even the most successful range owner sometimes finds that running a range, taking care of retail sales, and doing all the paperwork necessary for ATF compliance is challenging. You may be working longer hours than you expected and getting less return on your investment …
Rifleman Q&A: Number Of Turns To Focus A Scope?
Q. I have noticed several scopes at the range have their eyepieces screwed all the way in—just as they come from the factory. The shooters using these scopes claim the reticles are in focus. I have found my focus to be two to three turns from the shipping position. I wear …
Winchester Celebrates 100 Years Of Super-X With Anniversary Boxes And Gear
Winchester is cranking up the nostalgia to 11 for the 100th anniversary of its Super-X brand with a series of limited-edition commemorative ammunition boxes, plus special anniversary gear. Winchester celebrates 100 years of the Super-X brand with a limited-edition series of specially designed boxes. When it was first introduced, the …
ATF Halts All New Opinion Letters For Unfinished Frames and Receivers
Article first appeared on Ammoland.com WASHINGTON D.C. –-(Ammoland.com)-The Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms, and Explosives (ATF) has halted all issuances of new opinion letters to any company submitting samples for “non-firearms” items. JSD Supply sent an email to the ATF inquiring about its request for an opinion letter from The Firearms and …
Knife Rights: House Passes Michigan Knife Law Preemption Bill w/ Bipartisan Support
Article first appeared on Ammoland.com U.S.A. –-(AmmoLand.com)- Knife Rights’ Michigan Knife Rights Act, HB 4066, was passed Thursday, June 17, by the House with a bipartisan vote of 69-41. HB 4066 is Knife Rights’ signature Knife Law preemption bill. The bill will now move to the Senate. We’d like to express our thanks …
Fire- and Thief-Defense: Liberty Safe’s Lincoln Series
“Safe” and “fire” are two commands most of us are familiar with. But those two words took on an even greater and more personal meaning for me recently. Like any responsible firearms owner, my guns had been securely locked away, out of sight and out of reach from unauthorized individuals, …
The .338 Winchester Magnum: History and Performance
Around this time of year in my part of the country, a lot of folks start thinking about elk hunting. Elk are big and pretty tough cervids, and a lot of guys believe they need more power than a .270 Win. or .30-‘06 Sprg. in order to kill one. That’s not really …
European Hunters Score Victory in EU
Our name might be American Hunter, but that doesn’t mean we can’t cheer on our European brethren! The European Parliament voted favorably this week on Amendment 24 to the EU Biodiversity Strategy for 2030, modifying language that could have been used to ban the trade and import of wildlife species legally hunted in Africa and elsewhere …
Beretta USA Brings Sako Cartridges to the U.S.
Beretta USA has launched a new generation of Sako Cartridges into the U.S. market. The loads include six innovative families in the line, including TRG Precision, Gamehead Pro, Gamehead, Speedhead, Super Hammerhead and Powerhead Blade, which is lead-free. Since 1928, Sako Cartridges has maintained the same uncompromising combination of performance and craftsmanship found …
The Importance of Force-on-Force Training
One of my readers told of suggesting to a friend that he take a personal defense class. The friend’s response was, “Why should I do that? I already know how to shoot a gun.” And the reply was, “Yes, but do you know how to fight with one?” Too many …
