Archers have a tough choice to make when selecting an arrow rest. Do you want a full-capture rest that your arrow shoots through, or do you want a drop-away rest
Comparing Arrow Rests
July 20, 2016 By
Archers have a tough choice to make when selecting an arrow rest. Do you want a full-capture rest that your arrow shoots through, or do you want a drop-away rest
Dutch Carp Cakes
June 2, 2016 By
Dutch Carp Cakes by Brad Fenson Could you imagine the unfortunate situation of having to scrounge for food during World War II? I can’t help but think of the people of the Netherlands and how they struggled to put a meal on the table during the incredibly difficult times. Obviously nothing would go […]
The Zen of a Perfectly-Balanced Bow
March 10, 2016 By
The Zen of a Perfectly-Balanced Bow By Patrick Meitin Balance is everything in archery, from pure physical balance, to matching bows with ideal accessories to balance needs particular to specific conditions faced in the field. So with that in mind, let’s delve deeper into balance and how it can help you shoot […]
Home Defense Solutions
March 5, 2016 By
Home Defense Solutions When you need rapid sight picture acquisition in a high-stress, low-light home defense environment, TRUGLO delivers. by Rob Reaser While defense professionals are quick to state their preferences as to what type of firearm is optimal for home protection, the reality is that most of use what we are comfortable […]
Getting Into Bowfishing Fun
March 1, 2016 By
Getting Into Bowfishing Fun By Patrick Meitin I started bowfishing some 30 years ago, belaboring carp along a muddy creek near our suburban home. My outfit was pretty simple; nondescript 30-pound longbow, homemade reel and basic fiberglass fishing arrow holding a fixed-barbed point. Bright surveying cord connected the arrow to the reel. […]
TFX Goes on the Beat
December 2, 2015 By
TFX Goes on the Beat Law enforcement officers and departments around the country are making the switch to TRUGLO® patented TFX™ sights. Shouldn’t you? “The Leicester Police Department had the opportunity to replace their duty weapon sights recently with TRUGLO TFX sights, and after several trips to the firearms range for qualification and […]
Optimizing your Muzzleloader Sights
October 16, 2015 By
Optimizing your Muzzleloader Sights Brad Fenson As a youngster anxious to get involved in hunting and shooting, my mentors encouraged me to use open sights. Their rationale was simple; learn the basics of lining up a target and it will become a natural and easy way to acquire a target, no matter what you […]
Shooting Solo—Crossbows
August 27, 2015 By
Shooting Solo—Crossbows by Joe Byers Crossbow equipment packages typically include a scope with multiple reticle markings, which can be just as confusing as a multi-pin setup on a compound bow. A
Sighting Options: Going Solo (Part 1)
August 25, 2015 By
Sighting Options: Going Solo (Part 1) by Joe Byers A young man moved into my neighborhood and we quickly became friends when he saw the 3-D deer target in my back yard. “I’ve always wanted to learn to bow hunt,” he remarked one day and I soon had him set-up. An athletic person, he […]
