Category: Handgun Hunting
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Drills to Improve Your Shooting by: Chris Rhodes
Everyone starts somewhere as a shooter and we all need to improve our skills. It takes time, practice, and determination to become proficient with a firearm. We all need more range time, hopefully this can guide you on your journey. Accuracy Matters I coined the shop slogan behind Precision Shooting…
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INFITAC: Bringing Light After Dark by: Chris Rhodes
There are quite a few critters we can continue to hunt after dark. For decades I have counted on lights to do so. But what if we could continue to hunt after dark and have the advantage of a thermal sight? Something New Infitac has brought an affordable option to…
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STP Article on Safariland!
https://inside.safariland.com/blog/stp-bridging-the-gap-from-target-to-tactical/
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10MM vs. .44 Magnum Part 2 by: Roy Yeager
Link to Part 1 Practice and Drills for man vs. animals. Picking up where we left off. In the last article I discussed how people survived real bear attacks. In the majority of the cases the shooter practiced in case they ran into a bear or moose with a bad…
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Small Footprint Optics by: Chris Rhodes
Small footprint optics are taking over the firearms industry by storm. Reduced size, weight, and reduced mounting hardware attract shooters of all disciplines. The long era of large optics is coming to an end for most of the industry. History of the Dot With this being Handgun Hunting Afield,…
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Hunting with Ultradot’s Matchdot II By: Joe Sandrini
Mule Deer Hunt Picking my way through downed timber and up a small rise to glass for mule deer, I happened to glance left. Movement caught my eye. It was a 4X4 mule deer buck about 300 yards away tracking almost straight towards me. Dropping to the ground, I…
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A First Deer Story By: Bruce Hunt
Submitted by a reader of HHA. A First Deer Story Saturday morning breaks cold and finds me back in the same stand I hunted the previous Saturday. Tucked in a corner of piney woods on my little 9-acre homestead, I travel light this morning with just a few tools…
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Hunting with a Larry Crow Custom Ruger .44 Magnum by: Roy Yeager
The Gun I am no stranger to custom handguns. Between my son and I we own several. When I was approached about trying one of Larry’s guns (CEG or Competitive Edge Gunworks) I was intrigued. I had seen pictures of his guns but never handled one. I had spoken to…
