Author: Braxton Taylor

  Burris | XTR PS Also available in a 3.3-18×50 mm variant, Burris’ latest variable-power offering was developed with competitive and long-range tactical shooters in mind. The company’s micro-adjustable PĒK (Programmable Elevation Knob) technology provides quick and accurate bullet-drop compensation. Magnification: 5.5-30XObjective Lens Diameter: 56 mmReticle: SCR 2 IlluminatedLength: 15.4 inchesWeight: 37.5 ouncesMSRP: $2,640(888) 440-0244; burrisoptics.com Bushnell | Elite Tactical XRS3 6-36×56 FFP G5I ReticleBrimming with practical features found in other ET XRS3s, the latest addition to the line is offered with an enhanced G5I MRAD reticle. The addition of a throw lever and push-button illumination control with a 6-hour…

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Steven Rinella and Randall Williams bring to life the legendary wilderness exploits of the mountain men with presentations at three rocky mountain universities. Along the way, Steve and Randall tour the University of Wyoming’s Anthropology department and the Museum of the Mountain Men to learn more about the tools of the historical trade. Presented by OnX Maps Read the full article here

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Daniel Defense has a solid reputation as a manufacturer of top-tier AR-style rifles, so the firm’s recent introduction of a pistol-caliber carbine (PCC) was no surprise. It did, however, invite the question: Would the PCC live up to the high standards shooters expect from Daniel Defense? Before we answer that question, note that the Daniel Defense PCC was introduced in three versions, all chambered in 9 mm: the SBR with an 8.3-inch barrel, the large-format pistol with an 8.3-inch barrel and a brace and the PCC 916 carbine with a 16-inch barrel. We chose to test the 916 because it…

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00:00:10 Speaker 1: From Meat Eaters World News headquarters in Bozeman, Montana. This is Cow’s Week in Review with Ryan cow Calahan. Here’s cal In a triumph of practicality over public relations, A zoo in Denmark put out a call on Facebook this week for donations of anyone wanted live pets to be fed to the zoo’s predators. The public can bring in up to four chickens, rabbits, guinea pigs, or other small prey per day to the Alborg Zoo, two hundred miles northwest of Copenhagen. Horses are also welcome, provided that they meet sized guidelines and have not been…

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00:00:02 Speaker 1: Welcome to Backwoods University, a place where we focus on wildlife, wild places and the people who dedicate their lives to conserving both. I’m your host, Lake Pickle. On this episode, we’re going to learn about one of the most vital but commonly overlooked elements of our ecosystem, pollinators. Now, if you’re sitting there thinking, man, that sounds awful lot like a beehive, well then I would say to you, that’s a keen ear you got there, because it is definitely a beehive. And if you’re also sitting there thinking it sure sounds like that, dude’s awful…

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Leg days in military preparation training require two components: strength training with weights and movement training with weights, also known as load bearing.The methods below show workouts that involve running on hills, stairs or bleachers; heavy load bearing with a person, also known as a fireman carry; walking or running with a sandbag; and sprint intervals. Finally, two classic ways to top off a leg day are to select swimming with fins or rucking with a backpack.Warm-UpWarm up with squats mixed into a jog pyramid 1-10 (stop at 10) with 100-meter runs in between. This warm-up process yields 1,000 meters…

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Military use of drones for air, land, and sea is booming—and so is the need to power them. So the Pentagon is working on a strategy for how it sources and buys batteries—including the critical minerals they require—which officials expect to release in 2026.This strategy will be an update to a lithium ion battery strategy published in 2023 “that laid out the groundwork for how we were going to address battery challenges in the department,” including working with other government agencies, allies and partners, Eric Shields, the senior battery advisor in the Pentagon’s industrial base policy office, told reporters Friday.Congress…

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Steven Rinella talks with Jimmy Rinella, Katie Finch, Janis Putelis, Brody Henderson, and Seth Morris. Topics Discussed: Jimmy’s public face reveal; Steve’s big butt hole; Jani’s race and chap ass; unevenly-hanging testes; how another American recently died being charged by a cape buffalo in Africa; the hats that Steve can and can’t pull off; and more. Connect with Steve and The MeatEater Podcast Network Steve on Instagram and Twitter MeatEater on Instagram, Facebook, Twitter, and Youtube Read the full article here

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Franklin Armory, Inc. as a reputation for being one of America’s most innovative manufacturers of firearms and accessories. Now the company has begun shipping the first variant of its patent-pending Osprey Defense piston-driven AR series. What sets the Osprey Defense short-stroke piston system apart from other similar systems is its patent-pending, self-regulating, low-profile design that enables users to shoot suppressed and unsuppressed seamlessly without any need for adjustments to the gas block. The first units shipping of Franklin Armory’s Osprey Defense series is OPS-16R, a 16-inch barreled rifle chambered in 5.56 NATO. OPS-16R features a slimline M-Lok handguard, B5 Systems…

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When I first went to WOFT, it took pride in being illicitly known as the “[famous trademarked name of amusement park that involves mouse ears] of Shooting.” That wasn’t wrong, but it turned out to be so much more. I’ve never shared the romantic notion of firearms. They are a tool for self-defense, first and foremost. Sure, some manufacturers and craftsmen can bring aesthetic excellence to the devices that nudge them towards artistry, but that has never saved anyone’s life. I’ve carried a gun every day for more than 30 years. The weight of my various carry pieces has varied,…

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