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    Guns | Hunting

    Why raw caliber energy doesn’t always translate to fast, ethical kills

    ByAsher Clark January 14, 2026January 13, 2026

    Every season, someone shows up at deer camp convinced that a bigger number on the ammo box guarantees quicker kills. Foot‑pounds of energy look impressive on paper, but animals do not read ballistics charts. What matters to them is where the bullet goes, how it behaves in tissue, and whether the shooter stayed within a…

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    Guns

    15 Pistols known for running reliably across a wide range of ammunition

    ByAsher Clark January 14, 2026January 13, 2026

    When you rely on a handgun for defense or duty, you need it to run with whatever ammo you can find, from bargain FMJ to premium hollow points. The pistols below have been hammered in large round-count tests and stayed in the fight, proving they can handle a wide range of loads without turning finicky….

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    Cougar, puma, or mountain lion? Why they’re the same animal

    ByLeo Clark January 14, 2026January 13, 2026

    Across the Americas, hikers, ranchers, and suburban homeowners swap stories about cougars, pumas, and mountain lions as if they were different beasts stalking different landscapes. In reality, these names all point to the same wide‑ranging big cat, a single species whose identity shifts more in language than in biology. Understanding why one animal carries so…

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    Guns

    Glock 20 returns to discussion after another reported incident in Alaska

    ByLeo Clark January 14, 2026January 13, 2026

    The Glock 20 is back under scrutiny after another reported explosion in Alaska, reviving a debate that has simmered for years among hunters, hikers, and handgun enthusiasts who rely on 10 mm power in remote country. The latest account has not only raised questions about what went wrong in that specific incident, it has also…

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  • The California desert’s abandoned military stockpile: tanks, billions spent, and unanswered questions
    Gear | Guns

    The California desert’s abandoned military stockpile: tanks, billions spent, and unanswered questions

    ByLeo Clark January 14, 2026January 13, 2026

    In the high desert of Northern California, rows of armored vehicles stretch to the horizon, a silent monument to decades of American defense spending. What looks like an apocalyptic junkyard is in fact a carefully managed stockpile of tanks and other hardware, worth staggering sums and raising equally large questions about strategy, waste, and political…

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    Guns

    Reports of Glock 10mm failures raise concerns among some Alaskan outdoorsmen

    ByLeo Clark January 14, 2026January 13, 2026

    In Alaska’s thick alder and salmon-choked river bottoms, a sidearm is less a fashion choice than a last line of defense. Reports of Glock 10mm pistols suffering catastrophic failures have started to ripple through that community, raising pointed questions about whether one of the most popular bear-defense platforms is as bombproof as its reputation suggests….

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    “Do we have enumerated rights or not?”: California man discusses his open-carry lawsuit

    ByLeo Clark January 14, 2026January 13, 2026

    For more than a decade, a California activist has pressed a simple, stubborn question in federal court: if the Constitution lists a right to “bear” arms, can a state erase that right in public. His open-carry lawsuit, once treated as a long shot, now sits in a transformed legal landscape after a major appellate ruling…

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    Concealed carry requires discipline — 10 common mistakes that can put carriers at risk

    ByLeo Clark January 14, 2026January 13, 2026

    Carrying a concealed handgun is not just a personal safety choice, it is a daily discipline that can either reduce risk or quietly multiply it. The difference often comes down to avoidable mistakes, from sloppy holster choices to poor trigger habits, that turn a defensive tool into a liability. I look at ten of the…

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    Guns

    Sixteen discontinued firearms collectors regret passing up

    ByLeo Clark January 14, 2026January 13, 2026

    Collectors talk about missed guns the way car enthusiasts talk about the one that got away, with a mix of nostalgia and hard financial reality. Discontinued firearms sit at the center of that regret, because once production stops, prices and availability tend to move in only one direction. Sixteen of those out‑of‑production models now haunt…

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  • Carlos Hathcock recorded 93 confirmed kills in Vietnam, though higher numbers are often claimed
    Gear | Guns | Survival

    Carlos Hathcock recorded 93 confirmed kills in Vietnam, though higher numbers are often claimed

    ByLeo Clark January 14, 2026January 13, 2026

    Carlos Hathcock’s reputation as one of the most lethal snipers in American history rests on a stark figure: 93 confirmed kills in Vietnam, a tally that has become a touchstone in military lore. Around that hard number, however, a much larger and far murkier story has grown, with claims of hundreds more dead, legendary missions…

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