They did it! We’ve mentioned the CZ-USA Guinness World Record attempt since June, when they first made the announcement. David Miller, the Shotgun Product and Special Event Manager for CZ-USA, wanted to elevate youth from both the Scholastic Clay Target Program (SCTP) and A.I.M. by choosing his team from their national events.  Sponsored by CZ-USA […]

This month, we are going to get at home on the gun range in this edition of the series, “Girls Who Sell Guns.” Each one of the ladies in this series is as impressive as the next, and each comes from a unique life-perspective and background. In this post, we have the honor of talking […]

One of the best things about purses is that there is not one style that works for every situation – which means, I get to buy more bags. I have a favorite everyday purse, business purse, formal purse, etc., and now I have a favorite travel purse. When you are on the go, and you […]

Find out what happened on a recent teal hunt in Louisiana, and why Babbs thinks the V3 is a workhorse with a soft recoil.

For some time now, I’ve wanted to enjoy some quality time getting to know the AR platform better. With all of the misnomers and ignorance surrounding this misidentified “assault rifle,” I knew that the only way to educate myself was to get my hands on one. I’ve learned so much from reviewing the Ruger AR-556, […]

With all the talk of guns in the news, I find myself giggling at the use of incorrect firearm verbiage. Sadly, I sometimes even hear these same incorrect words during conversations in gun shops and at ranges. To avoid confusion, I’ve compiled a list of firearm terms I often hear used improperly.  Sponsored by Springfield […]

So, now that we know that we need to wear eye protection, is it enough to wear our cute aviators and call it good? The emphatic answer is NO! While these sunglasses block the sun, they’re definitely not safety-certified or ballistic-rated. Eyewear certification is imperative on the range. Sponsored by CrossBreed Holsters With that being […]

It could have been a whole lot worse. Last year, I took a few shots at some big whitetail does from my elevated blind in the Ozarks, only to miss again and again. Frustrated, but thankful that that I hadn’t wounded any of them, I decided to figure out why I had missed and how […]

Find out what happens when Ashlee Lundvall takes to the mountains on a four-wheeling anniversary adventure. Sponsored by Mace Brand.

This is the 3rd piece about safe firearms handling habits, and about teaching kids good gun handling habits, and it will cover tips on shotgun handling habits. Sponsored by Jagemann Sporting Group Gun Handling Habits: Start Small  Shotguns get a bad rap with women, because of the recoil. A common shotgun you will run across […]

You’ve probably heard a lot of people talk about scouting and finding the perfect hunting spot before hunting season. There are hunters who go all out by scouting from home and getting boots on the ground, and then you have others who consider going out and driving around looking for a buck to be scouting. […]

Are you looking for a way to encourage a young shooter in your life to further his or her skills and enjoy time together on the range? I certainly was, which is why I recently introduced my daughter to some fun shooting drills for kids with .22 rifles. We had a wonderful time, and I […]

On October 12, 2019, CZ-USA’s shotgun product manager Dave Miller and a group of 4 youth shotgun athletes will be attempting to set a new world record. This 5-person team will see how many clay targets they can shoot in a 12-hour period. Their goal is to beat the current world record of 4,602 targets. […]

This is a continuation of the series “Girls Who Sell Guns.” Each 1 of these ladies is as impressive as the next, and each comes from a unique life-perspective and background. In this post, you will meet 2 women who work together to help educate the next generation of tradesmen as gunnsmiths. Owner of Colorado […]

A couple of months ago, I got myself a new Glock 48. You can read my review here to see what I thought about it. Like many others, I looked forward to changing the standard notch and post sights with something more user-friendly. I prefer to put night sights on all my carry guns but […]

Dove season is a time of enjoyment, competition, fun and skill. Dove are fast-flying birds, very similar to ducks, but smaller and quicker, making them harder targets. Around our house, dove season is when we gather with our family and friends, have fun competing against one another, share stories from past years, eat good food […]

After reviewing Federal’s .224 Valkyrie ammunition on our July Fruit Shoot with Freedom Hunters, I wanted to head out to the gun range and see how the ammo would perform at longer distances. I knew the 80.5 grain Gold Medal Berger Hybrid round was designed for competition, and I was interested to see if the […]

CZ-USA built the new CZ Quail Over and Under shotgun at the request of Pheasants Forever (PF) – one of America’s premier conservation groups–and the Quail is PF’s 2019 Youth Gun of the Year. Nearly identical to the popular CZ Drake, the CZ Quail is different in that it has a slightly shorter length of […]

Ah, small concealed carry purses, a perfect choice for a quick trip to the grocery store, a lunch date with a friend, or just walking through the mall. Like they say, “There is a time and a place for everything.” Perhaps that’s why GTM offers so many choices in concealed carry purses. Sponsored by GTM […]

It had a reputation. It came with the warning from a friend who said, “Hold onto it.” I had shot its cousin, the Remington Tac-14 – in both 20 and 12 gauge – and knew, or so I thought, how it would feel. But really, I didn’t know how it would feel. This gun, the […]

Before you know it, pheasant hunting season will be upon us. Fields will be speckled with hunters dressed in bright orange while bird dogs zig-zag through tall grasses in front of them. You’ll hear the sounds of dogs barking, owners giving commands, pheasants making peeping sounds and if you’re lucky, a few volleys of shots […]

This was my 4th year instructing at the Ladies Hunting Camp (LHC), a camp for ladies to come, learn and experience all aspects of hunting, shooting and the outdoors.  Sponsored by Girls With Guns Clothing Each year, 150 women attend 3 camps – 1 in Henefer, Utah, and 2 in Fort Rock, Oregon. LHC offers […]

Caesar Guerini added competition shooter Summer Gobrecht to its pro-staff last fall and she has been a great addition to the team. Summer doesn’t shoot during the school year, because she prefers to focus on her studies. Once school’s out, she’s out to win.  Sponsored by Syren USA Summer is an amazing trap shooter and had […]

While spending time at the Scholastic Action Shooting Sports (SASP) Nationals, I couldn’t help but be impressed by the amazing youth involved in the shooting sports. These young athletes are kind, respectful, polite and encouraging.  Honestly, they are a pleasure to be around.  Sponsored by The NSSF and ProjectChildSafe The SASP offers youth from grade […]

Poor lighting can prevent your abilities to navigate around obstacles and also hinders your ability to locate a potential intruder or quickly assess a threat. Realizing that criminal activity peaks during evening hours, especially after dark, it’s important to have the advantage of illumination. We know that law enforcement carries weapon-mounted lights, and with the […]

August is National Shooting Sports Month, the perfect time to invite a new shooter to the range. The National Shooting Sports Foundation (NSSF) encourages everyone with a love of the shooting sports to help build the sports by introducing a friend with the +ONEMovement. Sponsored by Springfield Armory Taking a New Shooter to the Range […]

2Girls Hunting haves some great ways to improve your archery skills. Sponsored by Girls with Guns Clothing.

In this story about a recent trip to see plays in New York City, columnist Vera Koo describes a life-changing event that occurred because she saw Glenda Jackson in “King Lear.” CliffNotes saved me on book reports while I was in school. I remember we were assigned a William Shakespeare book or 2, but I do […]

Last month we touched on the role parents have in forming not just their children’s minds, but also their children’s capacities for critical thinking and preparedness. We talked about safe firearms handling habits as they pertain to a pistol, and this month, we are going focus on these practices as pertaining rifles.  Sponsored by Jagemann […]

I honestly can’t remember the first time I met Kristy Titus, and I think that is because I feel like I’ve always known her. We’ve all clicked with someone like that, and there is usually a chemistry and commonality between you that aids in the process. I love that Kristy is the perfect blend of […]