by bmt | Mar 7, 2016 | Towsley on Hunting blog
Sometimes the deal is just too good to pass up. I didn’t need or really want a new shotgun, but the price for the Caesar Guerini Woodlander shotgun was stupid low. So, I wrote the check and put the gun in the vault with plans to flip it and make some money. The...
by bmt | Feb 29, 2016 | Towsley on Prepping blog
Preppers need to be a bit thick skinned, as most of the public looks at us with smug amusement. For example during a recent medical visit we were making small talk about how we had spent the past weekend. “I was canning venison,” I said. That brought a little smile of...
by bmt | Feb 26, 2016 | Towsley on Hunting blog
At the SHOT show some years back there was a buzz among the gun and hunting writers that, in order to promote their new products, one of the big optics companies was going to be taking a bunch of writers to Africa for a Cape buffalo hunt. As the week progressed and...
by bmt | Feb 26, 2016 | Towsley on Tactical blog
If you are looking for a “sniper” type rifle for use out to 500 yards or so, it may already be in your safe. This is a fun project that gets the gun out of the safe and onto the range. The Mosin–Nagant bolt-action military rifle was developed by the Imperial Russian...
by bmt | Feb 1, 2016 | Towsley on Tactical blog
This is an excerpt from my new book, “Prepper Guns” due out this spring. I first ran into this new pistol when I was in Bessemer, Alabama in April of 2014 for the grand opening of Steyr’s new U.S. based facility. At first I thought it was “just...
