Why You Don’t Need Hollow Points

Editor’s Note: Be aware of your local and state as well as federal laws and how they apply to carrying firearms and self-defense. This article does not represent training advice nor legal guidance. Please seek the advise of qualified legal counsel on all legal matters. Ammunition performan...

By Mike Boyle •

Hunting Pronghorns by Horseback in a Wyoming Blizzard

Antelope hunting has gradually evolved around the four-wheel-drive vehicle, which makes the horseback method a deliberate step backward and, for some hunters, a better test of the pursuit. When snow drifts pile up and the engine becomes a liability rather than an asset, a saddle horse crosses gro...

By James Chen •

Elk River: BC’s Cutthroat and Bull Trout Alternative to Alaska

If you want a July trout destination with genuine dry-fly fishing, large fish, and few anglers crowding the runs, the Elk River in southeastern British Columbia answers the question. Hank Ingram, who coordinates trips and directs sporting travel at Frontiers, called it an easy answer to exactly t...

By James Chen •

Turn the NFA Window Into a Service Line, Not a Sale

Ohio's SB 214 and Florida's attorney general moved short-barreled firearms off the federal registration track. The commercial half of that change is a service line dealers can price, publish and staff, and the shops that build it first will own the transfers.

By Gary Stone •

USSOCOM Seeks Helmet-Mounted First-Person View Display System

In a sources sought notice published this week, US Special Operations Command (USSOCOM), is seeking out information to identify sources capable of providing dismounted Special Operations Forces with a helmet-mounted first-person view (FPV) display. This display must deliver an expanded field of v...

By Eric G •

Curious Relics #145: Heavy Boy – The 1860 Henry Rifle Part IV

Welcome, if you are a newcomer to this fun bi-weekly segment of AllOutdoor.com! Over the last three articles, I covered the history, the variations, and the dating, specifications, and parts situation of the 1860 Henry. In this article, we are closing the series out with a range session on the Ub...

By Sam.S •

Police Stories: The Gut-Wrenching Newhall Shooting

Across every occupation are seminal incidents that have had profound repercussions. Engineering disasters, airplane crashes, and industrial accidents are change-making examples. In the law enforcement profession, the murders of four California Highway Patrol officers in Newhall, Calif., on April ...

By Randall Wilson •
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