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The introduction marks the 78-year-old gunmaker's first new center-fire rifle action in more than 50 years.
Follow these smart hiking tips so your enjoyable outdoor adventure does not turn into a rescue operation.
A man forced his way into a house of female residents in Austin, Texas—but it didn’t end well for him.
Practicing with your firearm is important, but it doesn’t have to cost a fortune in ammo and range fees.
When you’re hunting or shooting skeet, trap or sporting clays, is it a big deal to leave your shells where they fall?
These visitors to Yellowstone National Park are way too close to this bison. Find out what else to do—and not to do—when you are in wildlife habitat.
TWAW comes to the rescue with fashion tricks that fool the eye and allow you to enjoy summer fun without giving up your gun.
Fresh updates to existing lines have brought us some new shotgun models to take afield in 2023.
On Memorial Day, when we reflect on our soldiers' ultimate sacrifice, we must include the many heroic women who also gave all.
Smith joins fellow Olympian Vincent Hancock as USA Shooting's 2023 National Men's and Women's Skeet Champions.
The company’s line of more than 200 items will be included, with the added benefit of support for this historic museum.
A woman defended herself from a man with whom she'd had a history of confrontations.
IMPORTANT UPDATE: Additional serial numbers have been added to GX4SafetyNotice.com.
A study shows the increase in women fishing benefits businesses to the tune of billions of dollars.
The brand continues to open the door for women, men and families to build confidence, expand on their shooting abilities and live safely.
The adage "if you want something done, ask a busy person" is personified by Marsha Petrie Sue, one of her state's busiest women!
Learn more about these affordably priced stainless steel derringers, one of which will likely surprise you!
An armed woman put the brakes on being attacked by her big-rig driving partner.
Hunters should do everything they can to mitigate the chance of losing their game once the trigger is pulled.
