Category Archives: Shooting Sports

Rain at the Range

Posted on August 15, 2011 by Ed Mitchell

A ton of people entered the shooting sports in the last few years. And as a result, its tougher and tougher to get a reservation at the range. Adding to the hoopla, many of these newbies show up late and … Continue reading →

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Picking a Trail Gun

Posted on August 1, 2011 by Ed Mitchell

If you’re a hunter, an angler, a backpacker, a camper, or anyone who spends time in the woods, you’ve though at least once about owning a trail gun. Granted if you live where there are no bears, no wild canines, no wild felines, … Continue reading →

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Rattlesnakes in Connecticut

Posted on July 10, 2011 by Ed Mitchell

This morning I was driving my Jeep into the Meshomasic State Forest to shoot at the range. Up ahead of me, the range safety officers had pulled over. They were out and standing alongside their truck. Odd. So I killed the … Continue reading →

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Smith & Wesson Model 625

Posted on June 10, 2011 by Ed Mitchell

The SW Model 625 is a highly sought after firearm. It’s long been popular in IDPA competitions; it’s a fine “Pin” gun, and superb for target work. In fact it’s fair to say the 625 is, hands down, one of the best big-bore revolvers … Continue reading →

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The 22LR Firearm is a Great Training Tool

Posted on April 14, 2011 by Ed Mitchell

Ever go to a public range and notice how many people shoot handguns poorly? Even at a short distance, their target has holes all over the place. And when you look down range, you see holes in the ceiling and the walls. … Continue reading →

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