Forget the predictable plates of lobster and mussels. In Asia’s night markets, the ocean shows its wild side. Lanterns glow, smoke rises, and vendors serve seafood that feels more like a dare than a dish.
One of the most notable product launches of 2025 took place when Hi-Point unveiled its HP-15 rifle — a different twist from its usual products. Check out the full review here.
This month's Free Gun Friday includes the Q Sugar Weasel, and Armasight Jockey 320 and 500 rounds of Black Hills 5.56! Enter daily for your chance to win!
The resident revolver hobbit went missing near the Bucklebury ferry on the Brandywine river and we found this clue as to his whereabouts. Actually it isn't a clue in the slightest, he's just talking about wheelguns. Caleb goes through some of the numerical nuances of the Taurus revolver line.
What does it mean when someone says, “You can kill yourself tomorrow”? At first, it sounds dark, but in this raw, deeply human conversation, Charles Anderson (CEO of Bleecker Street Publications) explains how that phrase helps him survive and find purpose after multiple life-altering setbacks. Joined by hosts Michael Sodini and Kevin Berry, this episode dives into: The hidden side of imposter syndrome, success, and survival How the firearms industry can better address mental health The reality of depression, addiction, and rebuilding a life after loss Finding hope through small pauses and self-awareness If you or someone you know is struggling, reach out — help is available. Visit walkthetalkamerica.org/love for free, anonymous mental health screenings. Chapters: 00:00 Introduction and Guest Introduction 04:23 Charles Anderson’s Journey: From Struggles to Success 11:24 The Impact of 9/11 and Transition to Michigan 17:16 Navigating the Firearm Industry and Mental Health 26:13 Addressing Mental Health in the Firearm Community 31:55 The Philosophy of “You Could Kill Yourself Tomorrow” 41:07 Facing the Darkness: A Journey Through Struggles 46:59 Understanding Imposter Syndrome and Its Triggers 54:11 Finding Strategies for Mental Health Management 01:00:05 The Importance of Connection and Support 01:08:11 The Gambler’s Mindset: Embracing Risks in Life 01:16:01 Coping Mechanisms: Knowing Yourself and Seeking Help
Twenty-some years ago, I had a buddy who was going into the Navy with the idea of becoming a SEAL. We would train and shoot together; I with my 1911, and he with his P226. During that time, I almost exclusively trained with the 1911 platform. This was mostly because my shooting mentors were a generation older. They firmly held to their old-guy mindset, saying things like “45 cal are real bullets,” and “Two World Wars!” and “knock-down power,” etc. However, did the SIG P226X Legion change my mind?
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Join the Athlon Outdoors Editorial Staff for their very first episode as they brave the infamous 99 Bananas liqueur.