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Proper bow grip is crucial for consistent accuracy. Here’s a tried and true method that’ll have you shooting the center out of your target in no time.

Relaxing your bow grip can aid your accuracy.

With a 4-inch barrel, a stainless or black slide, a 1911 grip angle and a slim metal magazine, this double-stack, striker-fired 9mm retains the narrow profile of its single-stack, sub-compact cousin.

In collaboration with TightSpot, Sevr Broadheads has developed a universal quiver for mechanical broadheads.

The portable ice chest was first invented in 1951 and, since then, hunters and coolers have been nigh-inseparable. Whether you're keeping your beverages iced down or the spoils of your hunt from, well, spoiling, they're just darn useful. YETI Coolers has rapidly become the most recognized brand on the market, and has intentions on expanding its grip on hunters' hearts in 2016.

American Hunter Editor in Chief Scott Olmsted checks out the Savage M110 Timberline Realtree Excape.

The Browning Buck Mark .22 LR pistol enjoys a loyal following, and this iteration should please fans—it’s a rifle version.

Ruger may have the softest-shooting 10mm handgun on the market now that the company has introduced its Super Redhawk chambered for the cartridge.

Ruger one-ups its popular medium-framed GP100 this year by giving the revolver's cylinder an extra round. The seven-shot GP100 is available in .327 Fed. Mag. and .357 Mag., with barrel lengths of 2.5, 4.2 and 6 inches.