Tactical Atlas Firearm Blog

There are quite a few rounds out there that tailored to the needs of new hunters (and maybe even new shooters also) and here are my top five.

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The .410 is an under-rated load. In the right shotgun, these versatile loads are hard to beat. And H&R still makes one of the most utilitarian shotguns around, the Pardner. There's nothing fancy about it, and that's exactly how it is meant to be.

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Ever look at a 12 gauge shotgun and think "I wish there was something bigger!" Well there is. And there a plenty of unloved 10 gauge hunting guns that can make devastating home defense scatter guns.

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Keep your inner haggler prepared and your eyes open for a H&R Topper. You can pick one up for a good price, too.

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Guns.com looks at five classic slide guns that, while no longer in production, remain as a testimony to the brutal versatility of the pump gun.

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In the days of WWII, America saw it's far share of personal select fire weapons put through the trials of war: M3 Grease Gun, the M1 Carbine, the Garand and the Tommy gun come to mind. But one gun that took this same test that people rarely mention is the Reising submachine gun--likely because it did not pass.

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