They’re two useful calibers, but which one wins? Given my prior comparison articles, it seems time for the inevitable .308…
Steve Markwith
Steve Markwith
Steve Markwith served two combat tours in Vietnam and led all firearms operations for a large state agency. He became an NRA-Certified Pistol, and served as a certifying authority for concealed-carry permit applicants in several states. He joined the firearms industry working with a gunsmith who was a disciple of the well-known PO Ackley. He has years of full-time firearms experience and enjoys direct contact with many industry leaders. He is the author of numerous firearms books in the Survival Guns series.
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The Ins & Outs Last year I posted an article covering the creation of .300 Blackout cartridges from fired .223/5.56…
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When Times Are Tough, Utility Matters Several million Americans became new gun owners over the last few years, oftentimes to…
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Debating whether to “pull the trigger” on shotgun red dots? There are plenty of reasons it’s a good idea. Let’s…
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This post is an examination of trigger discipline and control as it pertains to safe gun handling and marksmanship. With…
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Two Useful, But Different .30-Caliber Options I dropped by a local gun store the other day and noticed an intriguing…
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Deer season approaches and as hunters begin to scout territory. Novice hunters might wonder what deer like to eat. The…
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