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Bersa’s BAR9 is here and we brought in Kevin Dixie of No Other Choice Firearms Training to break down this gun for y’all! The BAR9 is a pistol caliber carbine (PCC) designed to take Glock magazines. This PCC comes with a 5″ barrel and custom muzzle device. BAR9’s handguard is custom-built by BERSA and has M-LOK and...

There is no shortage of options when shopping for a handgun or accessories but with these solid suggestions, any shopper will be able to find a quality gift for every special person on their list!

With these suggestions, you'll be able to find a quality long gun for every special person on your list this year - if you can afford it!

There is no shortage of options when shopping for a handgun or accessories but with these solid suggestions, any shopper will be able to find a quality gift for every special person on their list!

Dan meets Jamie in South Texas in hopes of bagging a 9-point buck

A massive buck appears just in time for Ed's return to the ranch.

Todd and Jimmy set out to bag a Velvet Buck in SC

Ed Zyak and his son Sam head to south Texas in hopes of taking home a gorgeous 8-point buck.

Will Griffin heads down to Texas and gets a second chance at a gorgeous buck he missed on the ranch.

Jamie uses a break in his schedule to head down to Florida to hunt axis deer with a brand new Ruger .450 Bushmaster.

The functionality of a Pistol Caliber Carbine | PPC 101 Episode 5 Today we bring all our previous pistol caliber carbines together. The final part of the PCC equation is to look at the more detailed manipulations and accuracy. As with our previous installments, I am going to take a few minutes and break things...

Shooting Fundamentals of the PCC | PCC 101 Episode 4 Running the pistol caliber carbine is very similar to its rifle caliber cousin. In fact, that is one of the things that makes it so popular. With a little training and guidance, you can quickly master the fundamentals. Let’s take a few minutes and look...

How to Operate a Pistol Caliber Carbine: PCC 101 Episode 2 The pistol caliber carbine is a unique and enjoyable gun to run. Like any other firearm, there are specific procedures and operating principles connected to it. While not overly complicated, it is a good idea to school yourself in order to effectively and safely...

Introduction to Pistol Caliber Carbine for the New Gun Owner

How to Manipulate of a Pistol Caliber Carbine: PCC 101 Episode 3 The pistol caliber carbine is enjoyable because it shares the same manipulations as the AR-15. This well-known platform has become the most popular rifle in America for many reasons. The last several years, though have seen astronomical growth in new gun owners across...

When it comes to hunting bucks in the last months of season, there are a few things you can apply to your hunting to help pattern a buck to get down. Between trail cameras, scouting and understanding the need for food for bucks late in the year you can learn how to pattern a buck....

When hunting in the extreme cold, the hardest thing to keep warm can be your feet. I’ve found three tips to help immensely. These three tips can help you stay hunting longer which can result in better chances of deer encounters. As you take to hunting in extreme cold, be sure to implement these three...

Something I do a lot is hunting whitetails in the snow. Depending on where you live or hunt, if you’re going to be chasing whitetails in the late season, odds are you’ll be hunting in the snow. There are numerous pros and cons of hunting in the snow and if you want to learn more,...

Something that often gets lost among bowhunters is to continue practicing shooting your bow throughout the season. And practicing shooting your bow in the late season is most important. When hunting late season, you’re typically wearing bulkier clothing, gloves and a facemask. All of these variables can make a difference when it comes to shooting...

Throughout my hunting life, I’ve killed the most bucks during the late season. There are multiple reasons why late season can be the best time of year to shoot a buck. From bucks needing food more than ever, to certain weather conditions giving you a great chance to catch up to one, give this video...

Today we’re going to talk a little bit about ammunition reloading and what you’d need to get started, should you want to journey down this path. The first thing that I would always suggest going to get is a reloading manual for ammunition. I would suggest this for multiple reasons. One, you’re going to need...

Wondering if ammunition reloading is right for you? I know with everything the way it is, and ammunition being scarce, a lot of you may be thinking about whether or not reloading is for you. So I wanted to break down a few things. Some of the pros to it are once you have your...

When it comes to the rut, there are three main stages of the rut. The first stage is the very end of October into the first week of November. This is commonly known as the pre-rut or early rut. In this stage, does aren’t quite ready to be bred yet, but bucks are getting fired...

As you’re hunting the rut, these five tips should help you. Tip #1 Tip one is to hunt as much as you can. If you can sit all day in a stand, I strongly encourage it. The action can heat up at any time of the day, not just early in the morning or late...