The firearms people brag about the loudest and shoot the least
Some guns spend more time in conversations than they do on the firing line. They get posted, praised, defended,…
The hunting calibers that keep making modern favorites look soft
Every few years, hunters get told the same story in a slightly different package. A new round shows up…
15 rifles that hit the sweet spot between power and shootability
Some rifles hit hard enough to matter but do not beat you up so badly that you stop enjoying…
The hunting rifles that still feel right in the woods
A rifle can be accurate, expensive, and packed with modern features and still feel out of place once you…
Why some popular calibers are less useful than they used to be
A caliber can stay famous long after the world around it changes. That happens a lot in shooting. A…
Older range horror thread includes stories so bad people said they left early because they no longer felt safe
An older r/guns thread asking for range horror stories went downhill fast once people started piling in with the…
Shooter says a guy at the range kept sweeping people with his muzzle — and commenters told him not to confront a careless person with a gun
A guy in r/guns said there was a regular at his range who kept doing the same dangerous thing…
Range thread fills with stories about Shooters People Ban From Range Day After One Trip
A thread in r/guns started with a pretty simple question: what makes you not invite someone back to range…
Range shooter says a friend flagged him with a loaded Desert Eagle, finger on the trigger, then later admitted he was drunk
A thread in r/guns asking what gets somebody permanently uninvited from range day got dark in a hurry when…
Hunter says private land stopped feeling worth sharing after friends trashed the place, left beer cans in the stand, and tore up a road he paid for
A thread in r/Hunting about private land access turned into the kind of warning a lot of landowners probably…