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Targo! Gone But Not Forgotten

History doesn't record who thought up Targo — a game of miniature skeet. However, Mossberg must take some of the responsibility, because they promoted the game and made guns for it.

Gun-Toting Granny Stops Robber

The .44 Magnum … One Year Later

The world's most potent handgun cartridge in the year 1958, its history and development, plus notes on handloading and shooting it, by the man whose dream came true!

Keep Your Bolt Running Right

When was the last time you paid any attention to the bolt on your bolt-action rifle? New tools now make routine maintenance much simpler.

Rock Island September Gun Auction Sets 8 World Records

Realizing over $7 million in revenue, gun collectors had the opportunity to join forces this past weekend to break 8 World Records at Rock Island Auction Company.

Video: Armed Pharmacist Shoots at Robbers, Hailed Hero … Then Fired

Armed Student Thwarts Burglary Attempt

Four Killed in Shooting at Nevada IHOP

Intruder Shot and Killed in Alleged Home Burglary in Wisconsin Town

The Military Sling For Better Off-Hand Shooting

More time spent learning the military leather sling and off-hand shooting positions will reap big rewards in the game fields or tactical environments where fast-shooting may be the only option.

Collecting Walther Military Models PP and PPK

These beautifully made pistols were the first of the original double-action blowback semi-automatic pistols. They had a successful commercial design with a high polished blue finish that was second to none.

Remembering the Late Model G

We can be sure that Morris F. Smith was the only person who ever applied the terms “reliable” and “durable” to the infamous Standard Model G automatic rifle.

Video: Suzanna Gratia Hupp's Chilling Story of Family Massacre

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