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How Buck Knives Are Made
We have Chad Belding calling ducks, a field test of the hottest new compound bow, an exploration of the hopeful end of the NFA, and a whole lot more INSIDE.
"Through almost all of human existence, huntable land and huntable wildlife have preceded the hunter. They caused the hunter. But in the future this must be reversed. It is the hunter who must cause huntable land and wildlife, and a world worth being young in." — John Madison, Great Grandfather of President James Madison
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The Silencer Shop Foundation (SSF) is in the midst of a fight to finally remove the regulations put in place on suppressors by the National Firearms Act since 1934.
Read on to learn what the gun world could look like when you can buy silencers, SBRs, and SBSs like any other firearm or accessory.
Tour the legendary Buck Knives factory, learn about some of their most famous knives, and see what’s next for this storied American company.
Belding’s ability to call waterfowl to swatting distance is uncanny, but that’s hardly all he has going for him.
The story of Migra Ammunition begins with founder Drew McIntosh handloading shotgun shells in his garage back in 2016.
It may be Bowtech’s most affordable flagship model, but the Ascend doesn’t feel like a “budget” bow in any way.
