Spring has sprung at Gunsite. The weather is warming up, the sun is shining, and great training is underway on the ranges. As I write this, we are grateful that our students and staff at Royal Range in Nashville TN are unhurt from last night’s tornado. Coming from tornado alley, I understand the great damage […]
End of 2019 Newsletter
The New Year is upon us! Time to sing Auld Lang Syne and ring in the new year. Hard to believe it is the next decade. Wasn’t it just a year or two ago that we were worried about the millennium? Have you set reasonable resolutions for 2020? Not lose weight or something else we […]
September Gunsite Newsletter
Congress is back in session. Have you called your Congressional Representatives and United States Senators yet? Have you sent them polite and professional emails and letters explaining your stance on the Constitution, Bill or Rights and the Second Amendment? Have you sent the same to the President of the United States? About 145 or so […]
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 […]
