Getting Started in Handloading
It is easy to get started reloading. The best way is to have an experienced friend show you how, or to take a class.
How to Take Care of Your Muzzleloader
There’s nothing worse than a muzzleloader that goes “Pfffttt” instead of “Boom!” And why does it seem that failures occur most often during late-season hunts?
Fouling
Of all the sub-chores in the cleaning process, removing bullet-metal fouling is the most tedious and ornery.
Member's Hunt: Frozen Stiff
Ordinarily it would be safe to assume an Alaska resident would have a pretty firm grasp of how to keep a firearm functioning in the cold, wouldn’t it?
5 Whitetail Essentials That Weigh Less Than 5 Ounces
Pack the essentials before you head out after whitetails this season. These five pieces of deer gear won't weigh you down.
A Recipe for Reloading the .45-70 Government
Contributor Barb Melloni takes her readers through the process of reloading the .45-70, and her eventually precise result.
The Right Way to Clean Your Guns
Your beloved deer rifle, duck shotgun and the rest of your firearms want to be faithful and true. They are among the few things we will ever own and use that can be passed down through generations. But they can only survive the hours at the range and the trips into the marshes and forests, no matter the weather, if we care for them properly.
Nosler Trophy Grade Rifle
Nosler’s M48 Trophy Grade Rifle features the company’s proprietary action and is guaranteed to shoot sub-MOA groups. At $1,745 it’s less than most custom rifles.
Nosler 48 Legacy
The Model 48 Legacy is everything the late John A. Nosler envisioned the ideal rifle to be.
TriStar Viper G2 Synthetic
Despite the many naysayers, American Hunter contributor David Draper has long been a fan of shotguns from Turkey and has carried one waterfowling for the past decade—which made him the ideal man to put TriStar's new Viper G2 Synthetic to the test.
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