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How Two Champion Skeet Shooters Launched Backwoods Suppressors

Olympic skeet medalists Vincent Hancock and Conner Prince co-founded Backwoods Suppressors, a hunter-first brand offering five titanium and stainless cans built for the field.

NRA America’s Rifle Challenge Goes Nationwide in New Michael Bane ‘Triggered’ Episode

NRA America’s Rifle Challenge takes center stage in new episode of Michael Bane’s ‘Triggered.’

How To Make the U.S. National Rifle Team Roster

USNRT Head Coach Brandon Green breaks down what the team does, who can try out and how to help in a new video.

Brandon Green: A Champion Among NRA Members

The U.S. National Rifle Team head coach climbed from 30th place to break a 156-year American drought on Bisley’s most prestigious title.

NRA America’s Rifle Challenge Featured on ‘Gun Talk Nation’

Kyle Lamb joins ‘Gun Talk Nation’ to make the case for ARC as the best entry-level AR-15 competition and to explain why civilians and tactical shooters alike benefit from match experience.

Tandemkross TKX22 Light Rifle: 3 Pounds, 6 Ounces of Competition-Ready Rimfire

Tandemkross enters the rifle business with the TKX22 Light Rifle, a 3-pound, 6-ounce semi-automatic .22 LR wonder built for steel shooting.

Silent Steel USA Streamer Suppressors: Flow-IQ Tech Explained

Silent Steel USA’s Streamer suppressor family throws out the baffle stack in favor of a patented Flow-IQ gas-rotation system.

NRA America’s Rifle Challenge: Three Divisions of Competition

Ryan Muller walks through the optics, accessories and caliber rules that define NRA ARC’s Stock, Limited and Open divisions.

The Hand Cannon: The First Handheld Firearm

ARTV explores the hand cannon—the first handheld firearm in Europe—from its documented origins around 1326 through three distinct types to the eventual development of the matchlock.

Cartridge Case Materials Explained: Brass, Steel, Aluminum and Nickel-Plated Brass

A breakdown of four common cartridge case materials—brass, steel, aluminum and nickel-plated brass—covering cost, performance, reloadability and identification.

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