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B. Gil Horman

Utah
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Have .22 LR Handguns Finally Become Viable Options for Self-Defense?

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By B. Gil Horman
| American Rifleman Verified
For folks who enjoy shooting sports, it will probably not come as much of a surprise to learn that the .22 LR is the most popular cartridge in the United States. On average, about 1.5 billion rounds are manufactured and sold annually, or roughly 19 percent of all the ammunition produced domestically. Plenty of enthusiasts shoot it from a variety of pistols, revolvers and long guns for pursuits that include small game hunting, formal target shooting competitions and casual plinking.
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Range Review: DIY Howa Superlite 6.5 Creedmoor

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By B. Gil Horman
| American Hunter Verified
Back in 2024, one of Howa USA’s lightest rifles arrived in the U.S. marketplace. Dubbed the Superlite, it was listed as weighing in at just 4 pounds 7 ounces with a blued finish, a 20-inch threaded barrel, a 1-piece scope rail and a Stocky’s carbon-fiber composite stock. I got to handle it at the SHOT Show in Las Vegas that year. As much as I liked the rifle's weight, balance and feature set, it was just one of many new rifles that year and it eventually slipped off my radar.
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Mossberg 590S Shockwave X Federal Shorty Shells: A Backpacking Combo?

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By B. Gil Horman
| American Hunter Verified
** When you buy products through the links on our site, we may earn a commission that supports NRA's mission to protect, preserve and defend the Second Amendment. ** During my scout camp days, my older brother, who was an avid backpacker and trail guide at the time, loaned me his bright orange plastic Coghlan's trowel for digging a rain trench around my tent. He said it was a good addition to my kit because it would come in handy and it only weighed 2 ounces.
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