Michael Bane defies stereotypes. He has leveraged a career as a journalist, author, professional adventurer and acknowledged expert on firearms into some of the most innovative — and successful — shooting sports programming in the world.
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Down Range Radio #618: Red Flag Laws
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Found at the Concealed Carry Expo
Wednesday, May 29, 2019
Wednesday, May 22, 2019
Thursday, May 16, 2019
Do Ankle Holsters Really Work?
Richard Mann gives you the:
Pros and Cons of Ankle Carry
An ankle holster works well when drawing from positions other than standing.
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Pros and Cons of Ankle Carry
An ankle holster works well when drawing from positions other than standing.
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Pistol Caliber Carbine: New or Old?
Interesting article by Sheriff Jim Wilson:
Pistol-caliber carbines are popular now, once more illustrating that what's old is new again. I have always had an affinity for pistol-caliber carbines, specifically the lever actions. Back in the 1970s, I bought a Marlin Model 1894 in .44 Mag. and set out to do some mild customizing work to meet my needs. I had a gunsmith cut the barrel and magazine tube to 16 inches and re-crown the muzzle. A ramp front sight was installed with a brass bead. Then he removed the rear sight and instead mounted a Williams Foolproof peep sight on the receiver.
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Pistol-caliber carbines are popular now, once more illustrating that what's old is new again. I have always had an affinity for pistol-caliber carbines, specifically the lever actions. Back in the 1970s, I bought a Marlin Model 1894 in .44 Mag. and set out to do some mild customizing work to meet my needs. I had a gunsmith cut the barrel and magazine tube to 16 inches and re-crown the muzzle. A ramp front sight was installed with a brass bead. Then he removed the rear sight and instead mounted a Williams Foolproof peep sight on the receiver.
READ MORE
Thursday, May 9, 2019
Go Back to Basics and Survive a Gunfight
We should do everything we can to avoid a violent conflict. The key is found in the words of Bat Masterson. Masterson is quoted as saying that three things were important to survive a gunfight—deliberation, accuracy, and speed—in that order.
Interesting article by Sheriff Jim Wilson
Interesting article by Sheriff Jim Wilson
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