It seems like the 2019 GAS Match was just last week, Thanksgiving has come and gone, and Christmas is rapidly approaching. While there is strife in Congress as the liberals continue to attack our Constitution and way of life, we are blessed and there is much to be thankful for. One of my favorite most […]
November Newsletter
Where did October go? It seems like it was yesterday that we had 220 or so participants at the Gunsite Alumni Shoot! What a great day that was. Approximately 70,000 rounds fired safely downrange as we expressed our freedoms and exercised one of our inalienable rights. We already have near 50 enrolled for GAS 2020. […]
Shoot Like A Girl Brings on Gunsite Alumni Christa Forrester
Gunsite Academy is proud of Gunsite Alumni Christa Forrester. Here is what Christa wrote about her experience at Gunsite. I can remember the day the envelope came in the mail. It was a day like any other day and the mail from the PO Box sat in the seat next to me. It stayed there […]
The Rifle Hunters Guide to Iron Sights
Both the writer David Petzal and Richard Mann are frequent visitors here at Gunsite in our rifle classes. Gun writer and F&S contributor Richard Mann takes aim with a ghost-ring rear sight and front blade.Richard Mann I got interested in guns in the early 1950s, at just about the time that scopes were being generally […]
Old West – High Tech
Interesting post from Guns Magazine. At Gunsite 45% of our clienst might shoot glocks, then 1911’s and Sigs. It is a matter of personal preference. Two guns exemplified changing technology in the 1870s, if not consumer tastes. The Sharps Model 1878 Borchardt was one of the last single-shot rifles offered to a world military […]
