A Hat as Big as Elmer’s (Authors note: Here’s the thing, I think there is a whole bunch of us out there that know something about 1911’s and AR’s and Glocks, and that is all well and good, but I am afraid a lot of us don’t know much about our gun culture history. […]
(Author’s note: Sometime ago Hunter Elliott asked me to contribute some hunting content to Rangehot.com. I fully admit that I failed him miserably on this. In my defense part of it may be that I didn’t know exactly what kind hunting content his readers at Rangehot would most like to see…..Hunter has told me repeatedly to […]
From Guns and Cornbread Yep, it’s true Remington has a new Model 870 shotgun, the 870 so many of us grew up with and hunted with for years. It really doesn’t seem that long I had one shotgun, one like Uno, only one. It wasn’t a big deal at the time; I didn’t seem to […]
Article from Guns and Cornbread. Studying the clouds in my coffee this morning it occurred to me that time is a funny thing. Now I know most of you already know that mainly those over the half-century mark. It would seem we go about our everyday routine, and one day we lift our head off […]
Thoughts on Mr. Browning’s Pistol “An unarmed man can only flee from evil, and evil is not overcome by fleeing from it.” Col. Jeff Cooper I happen to like guns, and I am certainly not ashamed of it. Now some of you who read this column are thinking, “Yeah, that is readily apparent,” but in […]
(Authors note: The tragic deaths of a mother and her infant daughter this past week in the Yukon Territory of Canada due to a grizzly bear attack has once again brought this subject to light. Many hunters in the area (including outdoor personality Jim Shockey) have been enraged that this happened citing poor management by […]
