“Tag: hunters”

Once a staple of “woods” whitetail deer hunters, today there are few new rifles being chambered in .35 Rem. John Haviland takes a look back, and a glace forward, at this iconic rifle chambering.

Originally envisaged as a law enforcement and hunting cartridge, the .41 Remington Magnum faced mixed reviews from the LE community following its 1964 introduction.

Something of an aesthetic departure from the company’s other Ruger 10/22 replacement stocks, the Hogue Tactical Thumbhole was created with competition shooters and varmint hunters in mind.

NRA Editors were among the 214 sporting clays shooters who helped raise more than $31,000 for Freedom Hunters, an organization that supports outdoor opportunities for active duty and combat veterans.

One thing many African professional hunters agree on is that the very best bullets for stopping dangerous game come from a modest workshop located halfway around the globe in Quinter, Kan.

Armed with hatred in the absence of facts, animal-welfare extremists in the 21st century—led by groups such as the Humane Society of the United States (HSUS) and People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA)—are stepping up their culture war on American hunters through increasingly vicious acts and deceitful tactics to advance their agenda to exterminate all hunting.

The third annual Benelli USA Invitational Shoot drew 152 shooters from within the outdoor industry and across the region to raise more than $55,000 for Freedom Hunters to support outdoor opportunities for active duty and combat veterans.

Gaining popularity among hunters, shooters and ultra-light rifle enthusiasts, the carbon-fiber Javelin Bipod from Spartan Precision Equipment offers a new take on field-expedient shooting supports.

Lift your head to take a look? Or stay on task and on target? See which John Haviland Prefers in today's tip.