Q: What does it mean when a rifle is "glass bedded?"
A: Glass bedding is the application of a mixture of fiberglass and resin between the action and/or barrel and stock, for purpose of improving accuracy. Rifle actions can also be bedded to aluminum inserts in the stock.
Coming out of the skunkworks lab at Henry Repeating Arms is one lever-action series mighty enough to bear Supreme in its nomenclature. And given the fact this is a Special Products Division (SPD) rifle, it’s sure to host a few features otherwise not-so-standard on yesteryear’s lever gun. The SPD Predator is the focal point of this range session. So, let’s take it shooting and run through some details.
The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service published “Rooted in Purpose 2026” on Nov. 6, a review that identifies changes in the policies, organization and spending that can improve the National Wildlife Refuge System’s ability to better fulfill its mission and serve the public—including hunters. The 20-page document [PDF] was quickly lauded by conservation organizations.
Five elusive Coues bucks in three days? Odds for that are low in the Southwest habitat the diminutive deer call home. But that never stopped a family from trying.
Follow along as American Rifleman's Managing Editor Melissa Dixon goes on her first deer hunt, picking up five important lessons along the way.
Hunters and others using Carbon Synergy Climbing Sticks should discontinue their use immediately.
The .35 Remington, or the 360 Buckhammer? Which will take the edge in this latest Head to Head matchup.
