Whaler, then hunter and explorer, he survived sharks, bandits, and an execution order to unearth history. by Wayne van Zwoll…

During WW I, they kept Italy mobile. Then they built a two-stroke engine bike. Shotguns followed. by Wayne van Zwoll The sch…

One-hole groups and pocked plates at four-figure yardage shame hunting rifles of yesteryear. Or do they? Perhaps highly accu…

New optics are clearly superior, but dated rifles beg period scopes. Now you can have both. by Wayne van Zwoll All the fores…

Ivory drew men with muzzleloaders, as had bison. Elephants proved the more difficult quarry. by Wayne van Zwoll In 1873, Win…

An affordable clone of Winchester’s revered pre-’64 Model 70, the Montana Rifle is back — and even better! by Wayne van Zwol…

Expensive, high-tech ammo options multiply. What about affordable loads for ordinary deer? by Wayne van Zwoll You don’t know…

Whatever the design or the load, when you need back-up, speed and accuracy trump all by Wayne van Zwoll Two Pony and his par…

The metallic cartridge, not the repeating rifle, gave soldiers and hunters a second chance!   by Wayne van Zwoll The Directo…

Luck has helped hunters take exceptional game. So have these rifles and loads. by Wayne van Zwoll The 1950s and early ’60s r…