It happens to every hunter eventually. Whether you’re hunting solo in the backcountry or you take a big buck, bull, or bear at last light, you’ll suddenly find it impossible to get your meat out of the woods…
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Stoeger has introduced the latest version of its STR-9 line of handguns, the STR-9 Thinline+. Like every pistol in the STR family, the Thinline+ is built on Stoeger’s proven striker-fired, semi-auto platform. What makes it different is how it carries. The slim, 1-inch-wide slide rides close to the body to stay out of the way, while the standard-size grip gives shooters a solid, confident hold—making it easy to shoot as well as carry. The STR-9 Thinline+ refines that mixture of ease of carry and shootability even further. Its ported barrel and lower overall profile reduces printing and lowers the bore…
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Introduction Much has been written about physical prepping for a future societal collapse. However, what about the mental and behavioral side of preparation? Is it possible that Christians will live through part or all of the Tribulation? If your children are crying due to hunger, would you accept the mark of the Beast to feed them? Are you willing to die for your faith and/or other convictions? These are tough questions, but we need to face them. In the future, whether it’s a grid-down blackout, an economic depression, riot-ravaged neighborhood, war-torn country or a pandemic-plagued world, are you emotionally ready…
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Regardless of why and when, realistically, there are times when we simply can’t carry a gun. Fortunately, there are things we can do to shore up the odds when we’re not packing Old Betsy. The post Unarmed But Still Dangerous appeared first on GUNS Magazine. Read the full article here
“Billy Sing’s incredible accuracy contributed greatly to the preservation of the lives of those with whom he served during a war always remembered for countless acts of valor and tragic carnage.” The post Billy Sing appeared first on GUNS Magazine. Read the full article here
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