A compound bow is a modern advancement to the classical bow in that it utilizes a system of cables and pulleys to enhance leverage when drawing, holding, and releasing a bow. The pulleys, also known as cams, allow the archer to maintain stability when an arrow is drawn back which aides when taking aim at a target. Compound bows are excellent for increased accuracy, distance, and use in various climates and environments.

Although recently discontinued, the Winchester 1894 was not only the first sporting rifle in history to sell over 7,000,000 units but is also the best-selling high-powered rifle in U.S. history. The Winchester 1894 was the first hunting rifle chambered for the (then) new smokeless powder cartridges. Originally, it was produced for the .32-40 Winchester, .38-55 Winchester, .25-35 Winchester, .32 Winchester Special and most notably, the .30-30 Winchester.

A compound bow is a modern advancement to the classical bow in that it utilizes a system of cables and pulleys to enhance leverage when drawing, holding, and releasing a bow. The pulleys, also known as cams, allow the archer to maintain stability when an arrow is drawn back which aides when taking aim at a target. Compound bows are excellent for increased accuracy, distance, and use in various climates and environments.

The Ruger MK II Target is a rim-fire, semi-automatic pistol manufactured by Sturm, Ruger & Company. This “Target” model is a variation of the popular MK II in that it has a heavier barrel and adjustable sights. The MK II was first made from 1982-2005 and is chambered for .22 LR rounds.

The Model 952 is a serious firearm for target shooters that was born out of the revered Smith & Wesson Performance Center. Not only is it visually impressive, the 952 was engineered to be a fully capable competition pistol. The 952 fires nine-9mm rounds from a robust frame which minimizes the amount of recoil the shooter will experience, allowing trouble-free target reacquisition.

The Smith and Wesson Model 586 is a member of the “L”-framed, .357 Magnum chambered family of revolvers announced in 1980 by S&W. The line of firearms only differed in materials used and sight types. The Model 586 is produced from blued carbon steel and has adjustable sights. The L-framed revolvers were created to answer concerns from both the K-framed and N-framed firearms.

The Remington Model 700 BDL is an offspring of the Remington Model 700 series, which is the all-time best selling line of bolt action sporting rifles in the world. The Model 700s were an immediate hit when first introduced in 1962 and have ceased to slow down in popularity or utilization. Since the establishment of the Model 700 family, Remington has released a myriad of customizations, upgrades and expansions to the platform.

Although recently discontinued, the Winchester 1894 was not only the first sporting rifle in history to sell over 7,000,000 units but is also the best-selling high-powered rifle in U.S. history. The Winchester 1894 was the first hunting rifle chambered for the (then) new smokeless powder cartridges. Originally, it was produced for the .32-40 Winchester, .38-55 Winchester, .25-35 Winchester, .32 Winchester Special and most notably, the .30-30 Winchester.