Skip to main content
Hitting the 500 Yard Target Hitting the 500 Yard Target

Hitting the 500 Yard Target

March 18, 2024
My friend and hunt host, David Cotton, had just gotten his Mossberg Patriot Predator chambered in 6.5 PRC which he topped with a Trijicon 3-18x50 AccuPoint scope. That accomplished he headed to their ranch’s rifle range to sight-in with Hornady Precision Hunter 143-grain ELD-X at 100-yards.  He had just finished doing so when I arrived. Well act...

Jessie Harrison Secures Victory at USPSA National Championships

Competition
Jessie Harrison Secures Victory at USPSA National Championships, Claiming Ladies Open National Championship Title Bainbridge, GA – Renowned competitive shooter Jessie H...

Meanwhile Back in West Texas

Outdoors
I was glassing thirteen bucks gathered around the “deer feeder”. A buck with extremely darkly stained hocks from his tarsal glands to his ankles, indicating maturity, had a...

Bang for your Buck: Small Frame Revolvers

Gear
What’s better than getting more ammo and also saving money? Basically nothing, which is why the Taurus Small Frame Revolvers like the 856 and 605 have the most bang for your buc...

Taurus Today - The 856

Gear
The Taurus 856 is a compact, lightweight, and reliable revolver designed for self-defense and concealed carry purposes. Its history dates back to the early 20th century when Tau...

From a Sow's Ear

Outdoors
From A Sow’s Ear Larry Weishuhn “Making a silk purse out of a sow’s ear.” I have heard that old saw for many years when someone referred to making something out of bas...

Tools of the Trade: Visible Lasers

Gear
For personal protection, a tool like a visible laser can have huge advantage. Let’s take a look at the benefits of a visible laser in these bullet points: Enhanced Target Acq...

Building Out Your Armory

Gear
If there’s one thing that firearms enthusiasts love, it’s having even more guns today than they did yesterday. Or, to crib a line from The Matrix: “guns. Lots of guns.” That is ...

Camp Vittles

Outdoors
What started as a dust storm, turned into misty rain followed by another red dust storm which resulted in a light mud coating on just about everything! The ride “home” of a...

Picking a bullet for hunting

Outdoors
The day had been a good one. All in camp had seen elk. A few bulls were still bugling. One six by six was down, and would be packed out of the mountains in the morrow, after bei...

Taurus USA Sponsors the Bianchi Cup’s Production Division

Competition
Over the week prior to Memorial Day, Taurus USA stepped up to sponsor one of the most historic matches in the shooting sports: The Bianchi Cup. Now run by the Civilian Marksmans...

Taurus USA Dominates Big 3 Shooting Sports

Competition
With the competition shooting season officially underway, shooters from Taurus USA have already wrapped up major wins in USPSA, Steel Challenge, and IDPA. The Steel Challenge –...

Rise of the Bull Episode Five

Rise of the Bull
On this installment of Rise of the Bull, the tables have been turned and our marketing director, Cody Osborn, is being interviewed instead of doing the interviewing! Cody’s bee...

5 Reasons you Need Revolver Speed Loaders

Gear
While revolvers may be considered obsolete by some, they’re also enjoying a resurgence in popularity. That also means that more and more people are buying support gear for...

What Makes the Best EDC Knives?

Gear
What are EDC knives? Well, the answer is right there in the name: Every day carry. To our mind, this can cover a lot of ground. Maybe an EDC knife is for self-defense, or mayb...

Why you Should Have a Good Range Bag

Gear
A range bag is a type of bag that is specifically designed to carry firearms, ammunition, and shooting accessories to the shooting range. Range bags come in various shapes and s...

Tools of the Trade: Do you Need a Weapon Mounted Light?

Gear
A weapon-mounted light is a tactical accessory that is attached to a firearm. Typically mounted on a handgun for home defense or concealed carry provide illumination in low-ligh...

Calling Time

Outdoors
Looking back, I could not help but laugh at myself. I had read several magazine articles about two fellow Texans, Murry and Winston Burnham and their ability to have “critters ...

Concealed Carry with a Tucked-in Shirt

Training
One of the toughest concealed carry challenges is how to carry when you have to tuck your shirt in. If we’re honest, most “CCW solutions” work best with an unt...

Impressing Your Gun Store: Do your Homework

Safety
One of the most frustrating experiences that a gun store employee can have is when a customer tells them that “I need a gun.” For what? Hunting? Concealed carry? H...

Concealed Carry Debate: Full Size Vs Micro

Training
When it comes to every day carry (EDC), one of the most enduring debates is what size gun to carry. Should you carry a fullsize gun like a Taurus G3 Tactical, or are you better ...

Tools of the Trade: KC’s CCW

Gear
Today we’re taking a look at the concealed carry set up for one of the best competition shooters in the world, our own KC Eusebio. KC’s goal with his EDC is reliability first; ...

My Casull

Outdoors
“What is it with you and extremely old whitetails?” asked David Archer. We were standing next to an ancient 6-point, with a very narrow spread, I had just shot with ...

Impressing Your Gun Store: Testing the Trigger

Safety
Testing the trigger on a gun that you’re looking to buy is important. You wouldn’t buy a car you hadn’t test driven, and you wouldn’t buy a gun that you hadn’t at least dry fire...

Manual Safety or Not?

Training
One of the constantly raging debates in the concealed carry community is whether or not your carry gun should have a manual safety. Many modern striker fired polymer framed guns...