This past year the firearms business has seen sales leaning toward the tactical market. Lots of new shooters are looking for something different than your grandfathers old Winchester 30-30. Lots of companies have been making there own version of the AR15.( Ruger’s 5.56.) We have seen some new ideas like the JRC (Just Right Carbine) available in 9mm, 40S&W, 45ACP.

                 Along with all the tactical gear and firearms we have noticed a lot of new tactical magazines show up on our newsstands. One that I have enjoyed reading is titled Tactical Operator not only do they have reviews of rifles pistols and shotguns but they also delve into shooting technique and other non-gun product reviews. The 2nd magazine I have been picking up is titled Tactical Weapons this magazine reviews lots of different tactical weapons and also takes you on adventures with elite tactical teams as they tell what it takes to be a member of their team. The 3rd Magazine that I like to read is called the Back Woodsman. This magazine is perfect for the survival minded person. This magazine has been in print for 33 years and covers a verity of topics, muzzle loading, woods lore, survival, history, homesteading, self-reliance, & primitive living skills. One of the neatest items that I have found out about while reading this magazine is the fire piston. It has the ability to produce an ember from the use of friction that will start a fire by igniting very small tinder.

                So that is my 3 top magazines at this time, If I run into any others I will post a short review of it here on this blog.

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