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RIFLES
Hundreds of rounds of test firing led to tight groups, sore shoulders and some real surprises from one of the best selections of new guns we've seen.
Hammerli’s “Trailside” .22 Rimfire Autoloading Pistol
Mention Hammerli and accuracy comes to mind, because for generations this Swiss firm has made some of the world's most accurate and beautifully made pistols and rifles.
My Favorite Deer Rifles
Great memories and stories of special hunts help make the choices easy.
Survival Quiz for Kids
Ten questions every youngster should be able to answer before going camping. Can yours?
AR Rifles in the Hunting Woods
They're accurate, they're customizable and they're fun to shoot. Why you're about to see more AR-style rifles in the woods.
2007 SHOT Show Roundup: New Gear, Guns, Gadgets, and More
Outdoor writer Bob McNally spent two crazy days roaming the 656,000 square-foot show floor. Check out his reviews of the best stuff here.
Calculate Recoil Energy
Legendary shooting editor Jim Carmichel gives you the formula to calculate your gun's recoil energy
Don’t Get Lost! Four Tips That Could Save Your Life
You thought you were on the trail back to camp, but suddenly everything looks unfamiliar and you can't find any sign of it. Now you aren't even sure which way led you to this spot. You're lost. Here's how to find your way home.
Zumbo Live: Last Day
This journal is from Jim Zumbo's third spring bear hunt of the season. Jealous? Read on, and see what an incredible adventure he's having.
Murderers in the Wild
These six men committed some of the worst crimes imaginable and then used their wilderness skills to hide out in the badlands for long periods of time. Read their stories here.
Zumbo Hunts Argentina, Part III
Jim Zumbo's life of hunting luxury continues. This week he is chasing birds in South America. Ducks, partridge and doves are part of the bag.
The Ultimate Crappie Guide
A comprehensive manual on how to fish for crappy in all seasons.
To Drink Or Not To Drink
The day is hot, your throat is as dry as dust and the water in the creek looks inviting. It's going to be a long, hot climb out of the canyon, and you desperately want a drink. But you suspect that the water might not be pure. What do you do?