Known primarily for its holographic sights, EoTech jumped into the variable-powered riflescope market in 2017 with its Vudu lineup. The company has continued to add to the Vudu family, including last year’s super short Vudu 3-9×32 mm. New for 2026, the company is introducing another super short, variable-power scope with the Vudu 4-12×36 mm riflescope. The new Vudu 4-12x is a super short, variable-power optic with a first-focal plane reticle and high magnification. The biggest difference between the Vudu 3-9X and the new 4-12X is that the latter is a first-focal-plane (FFP) design. This means that the reticle changes in…

00:00:10 Speaker 1: From Meat Eaters World News headquarters in Bozeman, Montana. This is Cow’s Week in Review with Ryan cow Klaan. Here’s Cow. A recent news story from the UK is enough to make any American patriots blood boil. The BBC headline reads, quote chip shops sell cheap catfish as traditional fish and chips cheap catfish. Our listeners, especially those from down south, might object, what the heck’s wrong with catfish? Fried? Catfish done right is a meal fit for any king, even the old King of England. Well, this fight might not be about favorite fish, but more…

For some enthusiasts, the large-format pistol is a starting point for an NFA-regulated short-barreled rifle project, and for others, it’s simply a more compact defensive platform that’s easy to store and deploy when needed. Regardless of the aim, there’s been a huge surge in the large-format pistol category, and 2026 continues to showcase new models answering the wants and needs of today’s firearm owners. Here are five of the latest large-format pistols available today: Freedom Ordnance | FM-9D (Belt-fed)A belt-fed … pistol? The FM-9D can be operated with traditional Glock-style 9 mm magazines or via 100- and 150-round belts that…

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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 conservative both big shout out to Annex Hunt for their support of this podcast. I’m your host, Lake Pickle, and on today’s episode, we’re going back, and I mean way back back to prehistoric times to learn about mammoths, giant marine lizards, dinosaurs, caribou and the moose. And guess what all of these were found in Mississippi. 00:00:31 Speaker 2: Let’s get into it. 00:00:42 Speaker 3: Yes, Crazy Volunteers is working on portions of a…

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The following recipe for Lemon Marinated Pork is from SurvivalBlog reader Mrs. Alaska, who writes: In a one-gallon zip-loc bag, combine the following: Zest of one large (or two small) lemons, juice of one  or both lemons, ½ cup olive or other oil, one tablespoon each of two herbs of choice, such as thyme and rosemary, 1/2 teaspoon each of salt and pepper or cayenne, five cloves of garlic, chopped. To the marinade, add less than two pounds of pork chops or pork loin, cut into steaks.  I generally use 5 or 6 pieces of 1/2 inch meat for this…

Nosler Whitetail Country 140 Grain SBSP in 6.5 Creedmoor is an accurate load designed for hunting deer-sized game. It has a ballistic coefficient of 0.495 which helps it to maintain energy at longer ranges. The solid base soft point (SBSP) bullet is designed to expand reliably while maintaining structural integrity at a wide range of velocities. The ammo is made in the United States. A 20-round box cost $34.81 at nosler.com at the time of this writing. That is a quite fair price for a load with such a premium bullet. If you hunt deer with a rifle chambered in…

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