Author: Gunner Quinn

The Glock design is to semi-auto handguns what the AR-15 design is to semi-auto rifles. TriStar Arms, an importer of rifles, shotguns and handguns, introduced its APOC pistols, a striker-fired, semi-automatic pistol that shared compatibility with the Gen3 Glock, last year. New for 2026, the company is taking the APOC in its own direction with the APOC Pro. The APOC Pro takes the APOC pistol introduced last year and makes it optics- and suppressor-ready. Like the original, the APOC Pro is a striker-fired, polymer-frame, semi-automatic pistol chambered in 9 mm Luger that approximates the size of the Glock 19. Magazines…

It doesn’t take long for two duck hunters to fill a limit when the conditions are right. Seven birds per person can come together quick, especially on a good morning in Montana.John Carullo of Simms and Matthew Krekelberg of Bozeman didn’t stop at a daily limit, or even a possession limit. The two are now facing felony charges for allegedly killing and stockpiling 223 ducks on the Sun River in January, according to court documents first reported by the Billings Gazette. That’s roughly ten times the legal possession limit.Montana Fish, Wildlife, and Parks game warden Per Wolfisberg was granted permission…

Henry Repeating Arms founder and CEO Anthony Imperato has been named Law Enforcement Supporter of the Year by New York State Fraternal Order of Police Memorial Lodge 100. The honor was presented at the Lodge’s 22nd Annual Awards Dinner, held in Howard Beach, N.Y. The award recognizes his decades-long commitment to supporting the men and women of law enforcement, their families, departments and the charitable organizations that support them. “I stand here to reaffirm something I have believed in my entire life—my support for law enforcement is unwavering, unconditional and grounded in deep respect,” Imperato said while receiving his award.…

00:00:05 Speaker 1: In the marshes of northeastern Wisconsin, a game warden stepped out of his truck one September evening and never came back. What investigators found the next day was a crime scene so brutal it would haunt the state of Wisconsin for decades to come. But catching the killer would require a brand new investigative technique, a hidden rifle, and a manhunt that stretched from the north Woods to the state capitol. That’s next on Blood Trails. On September twenty fourth, nineteen seventy one, Wisconsin State game Warden Neil la Fave had every reason to be hopeful. The…

The last presidential election has started to reverse the damage inflicted upon our Second Amendment rights by the Biden administration, but it would be foolish to think the cultural war against gun ownership has been won and the midterms are coming up which could halt the progress made so far. The mindset that Americans can’t be trusted with firearms or should only be allowed to defend themselves with a limited set of comparatively ineffective arms maybe temporarily contained, but hardly vanquished. The money flowing from Michael Bloomberg and George Soros to politicians who support civilian disarmament will continue unrelentingly while…

00:00:00 Speaker 1: I saw I shot like we shot a six point when I was probably eight, and I thought it was the coolest thing ever. So we were trying to shoot this otter in this pond, and as he was trying to shoot the otter, a six point walks out from the gunshot spooked him and then we shot him. 00:00:13 Speaker 2: That was like my only hunting experience. And then which so that that six point was actually mounted in my bedroom. Utility to not much to brag abo, it is a good memory out here.…

Buckskin Bill lived on beans and taters and claimed to never have been sick a day in my life. His resourcefulness and ability to thrive in the harsh conditions earned him the respect of both locals and the growing number of rafters venturing down the Salmon River. The post Buckskin Bill: Last of the Mountain Men appeared first on GUNS Magazine. Read the full article here

00:00:01 Speaker 1: Welcome to the Wired to Hunt podcast, your guide to the white Tail Woods presented by first Light, creating proven versatile hunting apparel for the stand, saddle or blind. First Light Go farther, stay longer, and now your host, Mark Kenyon, Welcome to the. 00:00:21 Speaker 2: Wired to Hunt podcast. This week in the show, we are discussing the case for a one buck limit and we’re chatting about this with Brent Rudolph, the deer, elk and moose specialist with the Michigan Department of Natural Resources. Here all right, welcome back to the Wired to Hunt…

00:00:01 Speaker 1: Welcome to the news show, everybody. This week, we’ve got news from Washington’s crooked Game Commission. Did a secret service canine handler get caught with his pants down? 00:00:11 Speaker 2: Hanoi? 00:00:12 Speaker 1: Randall reports on IDOH hunting tech bands, which I’m generally sympathetic to, the most hated wildlife crossing in the world, which is in California, A plan to save Great Lakes whitefish, and Clovis First is back Baby plus more Clovis What Clovis First? It’s a theory on the peopling of the Americans. Clovis First. Clovis First was there, then they killed it,…

On a January evening earlier this year, I walked around the corner from our kitchen towards the bathroom and smelled smoke. My wife had just returned home from a meeting and I had spent most of the afternoon juicing frozen plums saved from last fall. I ask my wife if there was a wood smoke smell outside when she came in expecting her to confirm that a neighbor either had a fire pit going or that there was a brush pile burning nearby. When she said that she had not noticed smoke while walking into the house, I stepped out…