Clay Shooting Shotgun Fun!

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Clay shooting with a shotgun

Shooting clays with a shotgun is always a good time, and it is great practice for bird season. Watch the video above.

Tips for clay shooting

  • Gun fit: a gun that fits you shoots where you look.
  • Follow through: keep your swing going after the shot.
  • Use the right shells: match the load to the target.

Gear

Find shotshells and clay targets at Natchez, protect your ears with ShellShock electronic hearing protection, and dress for the field with Pnuma Outdoors apparel.

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308 Winchester vs 6.5 Creedmoor | Cartridge Comparison

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.308 Winchester vs 6.5 Creedmoor

In this video, we compare the .308 Winchester and the 6.5 Creedmoor cartridges. Find out which one is right for you in this detailed cartridge comparison.

What to compare

  • Recoil: how each feels to shoot.
  • Trajectory and wind drift: how flat each shoots at distance.
  • Bullet and energy: performance on game.
  • Ammo availability and cost: .308 is widely available. Browse ammo at Natchez and True Shot Ammo.

Gear

Choose bullets from Barnes Bullets and compare scopes at OpticsPlanet.

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NEW Weatherby Model 307 Alpine ST Bolt-Action Rifle

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Weatherby Model 307 Alpine ST

The Weatherby Model 307 Alpine ST is a lightweight bolt-action rifle for mountain hunting. Watch the video above for a look at the new rifle.

Why a lightweight mountain rifle?

  • Lower weight: easier to carry up steep terrain.
  • Field-ready design: built for hunting use.
  • Pair it with good glass: compare scopes and binoculars at OpticsPlanet.

Gear

Find hunting ammo at Natchez, scout with the onX Hunt app, and dress for the mountains with Pnuma Outdoors apparel.

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I’m Telling You, This 1911 Pistol is the REAL DEAL!

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Giotto 1911 pistol

I love this Giotto 1911 pistol, and in this video I tell you why.

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Gear

Find .45 ACP ammo at True Shot Ammo and Natchez, get holsters and cleaning supplies at Brownells, and use ShellShock electronic hearing protection at the range. Store firearms securely when you are not using them.

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German Guns of WWII

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German pistols of World War II

German forces carried a number of notable pistols in World War II. This video covers them for historical accuracy, and it does not endorse what they did.

Why the history matters

  • Design and engineering: these pistols show the engineering of the era.
  • Historical context: understanding the tools of the war helps tell the history accurately.
  • Collecting: condition, markings and matching numbers drive value.

Gear

If you shoot historic pistols, keep them clean with supplies from Brownells, find 9mm ammo at True Shot Ammo, and use ShellShock hearing protection.

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Guns of WWII

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Guns of WWII and D-Day

World War II saw the widespread use of iconic firearms such as the M1 Garand, the M1 Carbine, the Thompson submachine gun, the BAR and the 1911 pistol. This video takes a look at these historical guns.

The guns

  • M1 Garand: the standard U.S. infantry rifle.
  • M1 Carbine: a light carbine used widely by many troops.
  • Thompson submachine gun: the famous .45 ACP Tommy Gun.
  • BAR: the Browning Automatic Rifle, a squad automatic weapon.
  • 1911 pistol: the classic .45 ACP sidearm.

Gear

If you shoot historic guns, keep them clean with supplies from Brownells, find ammo at Natchez and True Shot Ammo, and wear ShellShock hearing protection. Automatic firearms are regulated under the National Firearms Act.

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