Hunting varmints like coyotes, jackrabbits, or prairie dogs doesn’t require anything special to succeed. Just about any rifle, in almost any caliber, can get the job done. But like any pastime, there’s playing and there’s excelling. CZ’s new 527 Varmint MTR—available in .223 Rem or 6.5 Grendel—elevates a shooter’s potential for dead-on accurate shots at
It’s no secret that you can create extremely accurate ammunition, save a boatload of money, and all but guarantee your ammo supply during shortages by handloading your own cartridges. But if you’re just getting into handloading, here are a few surefire tips for squeezing some extra savings out of the process, driving your price-per-round down
Ever flipped through the reloading section of an outdoor supply catalog? If you have, you’ve seen the hundreds of bullet types available for just about every caliber under the sun. Jacketed, hollowpoint, partition, softpoint, bonded, capped, frangible…the list is exhaustive and more than a little overwhelming. Each bullet type has unique features and drawbacks depending
If you’ve ever considered walking away from your mundane day job to do something reckless and conspicuously masculine—join the French Foreign Legion, live like a hermit in the Alaskan wilderness, or become a big-game hunter in Africa, for instance—you’re not alone. Peter Hathaway Capstick, one of the foremost big- and dangerous-game hunters in Africa and
Very few tools have maintained their same essential composition for more than a century, yet continue to see widespread use. But the Winchester Model 1894 (now simply called the Model 94), like many of John Browning’s designs, has proven its unique staying power. In fact, this lever-action—a mainstay of silver-screen Westerns and an icon of
Although the concept is evocative of cowboys and frontiersmen, utilizing horses or mules to support a hunt, especially in wilderness areas where the use of ATVs and motorized vehicles is prohibited, provides us with the old-school muscle and dexterity needed to navigate into remote spots and get our quarry out. But here’s the catch: Unlike
