Practical Riflecraft
Your hardware does little good if you don’t wield it ably. Merely pointing a rifle and pulling a trigger will not bring game to bag, despite what caliber you shoot, the price of your optic or the construction of your bullet.
Galco Safari Five Cartridge Wallet
The Safari Five keeps cartridges within easy reach for deer hunters and dangerous-game hunters alike.
What Your Hunting Guide Wants
You know what you want in a hunting guide, and if you’ve ever gone on a guided hunt, you know that you will receive instructions and maybe even a few lists before you arrive.
Adjusting the Trigger Pull of the Ruger American Rifle
Gunsite Academy instructor Mike Moore explains how to the adjust the trigger pull of the Ruger American Rifle.
Ruger Announces Gunsite Scout Rifle Chambered in .223 Rem./5.56 NATO
Ruger has announced that its popular Gunsite Scout Rifle will now be available in a .223 Rem./5.56 NATO configuration.
Sheriff's Tips: Shooting Courses Really Work
Sheriff Jim Wilson didn't think a professional instructor could teach him anything about hunting rifles that I he didn't already know. Then he went to Gunsite Academy.
What’s a Woman Hunter to Do?
Women increasingly are discovering what new hunters have learned for years: Going from beginner to seasoned pro is a tough climb.
Gunsite Courses Coming to the East Coast
Renowned training facility Gunsite Academy—one of the country's oldest and largest firearms training organizations—will soon be making its typically Arizona-based courses available on the Eastern seaboard, thanks to a partnership with Richmond, Virginia's Colonial Shooting Academy.
5 Things You Need to Know About the New Savage Arms Model 11 Scout Rifle
Scout rifles—first made popular by Gunsite founder Jeff Cooper more than three decades ago now—have experienced a revival of sorts in recent years. Among the latest additions to the market is the Savage Arms Model 11 Scout, having made its debut at SHOT Show 2015.
Hunting with Scout Rifles
Today we’re seeing renewed interest in scout rifles. Steyr, Mossberg, Ruger, and Savage all offer commercial interpretations of the scout. But, are these modern renditions of Cooper’s general-purpose carbine suitable for big game hunting?
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