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→ Ah, the sizzling hot and “dry as a popcorn fart” summer of ’22 is finally in the rearview. Now we can set our sights on the upcoming fall hunting, shooting and backwoods adventures. As you’ll see, much of the firearms content ahead dovetails greatly with deer and big-game seasons on the horizon. We’ve showcased guns from companies like Weatherby, Sabatti, Traditions and CVA that will get your blood pumping for the action of the hunt. But editor-in-chief Linas Cernauskas and I are not one-trick ponies over here at Ballistic—we cover a helluva lot more than just hunting guns. As editors with Athlon Outdoors, our work revolves around assigning articles (and ultimately reading them five or six times) that fill periodicals including Ballistic, Tactical Life, Combat Handguns, American Frontiersman, Personal Defense World…

WOULD YOU RATHER… The days of simply putting a light on your AR have come and gone. Enter the days of the ultimate accoutrements. Would you rather attach a flamethrower or a chainsaw to your Stoner rifle? Easy pick for me. I equate chainsaws with work, which is something to avoid. At the same time, I often think, “I wish [blank] was on fire and I’m too lazy to walk over there…” Turns out, I’m not alone. The online vote overwhelmingly went for the flamethrower. Per Travis Younce, “Both have the Space Marine Warhammer 30/40K feel to it. The question is are you looking at close combat or at a distance? Close-combat chainsaw all the way. At a distance—fry them before they get closer.” Chris Kuehn said, “Gotta go with the flame-thrower, everyone…

PRODIGY DOUBLE-STACK

→ On the first day of September 2022, Springfield released their new Prodigy pistols with 4.25- and 5-inch barrels built on a 2011 platform. What really grabbed me about these pistols was the MSRP of $1,500 and $1,700 with a HEX Dragonfly red-dot. Then what made me do a double take was the MSRP of $60 for the mags—a 17-, 20-or 26-rounder. The mags are cross-compatible with 2011 platforms. The pricing alone is going to make some big waves in the 2011 market. As editor-in-chief of sister publication Combat Handguns, I was lucky enough to get my hands on the Prodigy 4.25 for coverage in our recently released Nov./Dec. 2022 issue. Let me tell you, this gun shoots. It stays on target, shoots flat and is super quick. Overall, the Springfield…

PRODIGY DOUBLE-STACK

FIVE5SIX FAITHFUL

→ The firearms industry has experienced unprecedented growth in the last decade. There has been a sizeable increase in not only the number and types of guns being made but also in the number of new companies. One area that has caught the attention of many people is the growth in the suppressor industry. Once, it was the realm of only a few big players, and the pricing reflected it. Then for some reason, one company after another started entering the suppressor market with new products—some good and some less than stellar. It was a boom of great cans at better prices. One of the companies that rose to the top during this growth is Dead Air Suppressors. Founded in 2014 by Mike Pappas and Todd Magee, it quickly became…

FIVE5SIX FAITHFUL

What exactly draws us to this curiously quirky hobby anyway? At its heart, shooting is simply the practical manifestation of physics. It’s not fundamentally dissimilar to throwing a rock. You launch a projectile of a certain weight and geometry at a certain velocity. Wind resistance and gravity do their thing, resulting in a most satisfying downrange clang…or not. Repeat as necessary. I could do that until I starved to death. The many-splendored tools we use to undertake this odd mission drive the superlative periodical you currently appear to be clutching. On one end, you find the massive Barrett M82A1 anti-materiel rifle and the M-134 Minigun—rarefied iron that will set you back more than a decent car or is simply unobtainable. Ammo for these weapons costs so much that you won’t be…

INSIDE THE TERMINAL LIST

[Adapted from the new foreword to the Chris Pratt hardcover edition of The Terminal List] “How did you do this?” That’s a question I get quite often and one I am getting more and more as new readers discover The Terminal List and become part of my protagonist’s journey, and in a sense, a part of my journey as well. How did your debut novel, The Terminal List, become an Amazon Prime Video series starring Chris Pratt, directed by Antoine Fuqua? A more detailed answer to this question can be found in the new foreword to the Chris Pratt hardcover edition of The Terminal List. For purposes of this article, I’ll stick to the highlights. ORIGIN STORY When I returned from my final Iraq deployment as a Task Unit Commander in Basra, I knew it would…

INSIDE THE TERMINAL LIST

Many years ago, I learned that the trick to scoring mature game on grounds adjacent to heavily populated areas is to pick spots where animals don’t expect to see people. That means that success is largely proportionate to the amount of energy you spend working through rugged terrain. My first time hunting the Catskills illustrated this, as I connected with the first buck of my career after dragging all of my gear up a 60-foot hill. While that faithful shot will remain committed to my memory for the rest of my days, so will the fatigue I experienced both before and after it. Climbing the steep slope to get to that flat took an immense toll on my body, substantially drying me out and setting me up for some of…

PARAMOUNT PRIIMITIVE

→ The history of muzzleloaders is fascinating to follow. As the first fire-arms that man would ever know, it’s incredible that they are still relevant in today’s modern hunting scene. One would think there wouldn’t be a place for an old smokepole in a world filled with aluminum chassis and thermal imaging scopes, but they would be dead wrong. Nearly every state has a muzzleloader season, and they either offer an early crack at filling your freezer, one last chance for romance or sometimes even both. Typically regarded as short-range weapons, CVA is adamant about changing that perception and has put forth its longest-range offering yet, the Paramount Pro. Using match-grade rifle primers and ELR bullets, this front stuffer boasts ethical kills beyond 300 yards by retaining not only the…

PARAMOUNT PRIIMITIVE

MY PERSONAL PERSPECTIVE ON ITALIAN GUNMAKERS comes from four years working for the oldest one in existence. A business trip to Gardone Val Trompia taught me a lot about this cradle of gun making. I was amazed to learn that more than 100 craftsmen in the valley toil in small shops to hand-build 10 or 12 guns each year. Now mind you, some of these craftsmen can earn a half million dollars from building relatively few guns per year. In contrast, a large number of large gun factories exist in that northern Italian Alpine River valley, too. One of the gun factories belongs to Sabatti, who like others is a family of gunmakers that’s been around a while. One of Sabatti’s newest models, the Rover Hunter Classic Pro, is the focus…

EVERYMAN’S WEATHERBY

A change of scenery can reinvigorate the soul-stirring creative juices. This works with corporate entities as well. Weatherby’s March 2019 relocation from California to Sheridan, Wyoming, certainly rejuvenated the American firearms icon. The recently introduced Mark V (MkV) Hunter is proof of this. The MkV Hunter not only pays homage to the Weatherby way of doing things established by founder Roy Weatherby in the 1940s, but also shows current CEO Adam Weatherby’s (Roy’s grandson) influence in adapting to current manufacturing and market trends. Expanding rifle, shotgun and ammunition product lines serve notice that Weatherby is not going anywhere. Weatherby is here to stay as a major player in American firearms manufacturing. Weatherby’s intent with the MkV Hunter is to challenge the mindset of Weatherby MkV rifles being elitist in calibers offered…

EVERYMAN’S WEATHERBY

HEATED CORE BASE LAYERS

One major component of achieving success in the outdoors is making sure you are actually outdoors, no matter the conditions. It’s doubtful you are going to harvest an elk sitting at camp while it’s trying to take one of your poker chips. Coping with cold weather is a constant in most areas of the U.S. as fall turns into winter. Dressing in layers has become accepted practice when venturing outdoors. Importance varies depending on conditions and activities planned. If confined to a stand on a blustery day, you had better dress accordingly. If scouting or static hunting, the amount of layers changes. Too many layers hinder movement and can have you sweating profusely. This can be a serious problem in certain conditions. We’re not just talking about comfort either. Hypothermia…

HEATED CORE BASE LAYERS

KLUBING WITH KAYE

→ Take it as you will: The AK can easily stand for Amanda Kaye or the TOPS A-Klub. Either way, both are blueprints of hard work. Most people know her from being on TV, appearing on Naked and Afraid on the Discovery channel. In the real world, Amanda sees herself as an adventurous mom who goes on five-day hikes with her kids up mountains and doesn’t bring enough calories, so they must forage for things. Native American survival techniques make Amanda Kaye tick. Amanda has been an avid hunter her entire life, coinciding with studying Native American primitive skills. As a child, Amanda’s family was very active in the reenactment community, especially with her parents’ Native American heritage. Living off the land has been second nature, and it’s who she is.…

KLUBING WITH KAYE

THE WINNING STEEL RECIPE

→ Known for their differentially heat-treated 1095 high carbon steel with a Rockwell hardness of 56-58, it’s no wonder TOPS Knives relies on it. This steel is most commonly used on knives that are going to have to take a beating. 1095 has a carbon content of 0.95%, which hardens the steel and reduces the amount of wear that a blade will experience. In general, 1095 carbon steel will not be brittle, which is one of the reasons that it can take such a beating. TOPS 1095 high carbon steel holds its edge for long periods and is also easy to sharpen—a walking contradiction!…

THE WINNING STEEL RECIPE

Beyond The Birds

For some reason, this past waterfowl season had me reflecting on my youth. I can say without prejudice, I was blessed, extremely fortunate and lucky. There are a lot of parts to that whole. On one hand, I was brought up around the world’s largest sporting goods store and had access to damn near unlimited gear, land and, most importantly, knowledge from the gents who without question shaped the industry and, likewise, my life. And on the other, there was Tony. His old man didn’t work for said sporting goods store, his life certainly didn’t revolve around any of that stuff, nor did he want it to. He was a “local” (for lack of a better definition), an instigator and kiss-ass that would make Eddie Haskell proud, a chameleon of sorts,…

Beyond The Birds

BRABUS CRAWLERR

How are you fixed for cash? If you’re like me and you are nursing a mortgage and cringe a bit every time you pull into the local mini-mart for a top off, then you’ll be reading what follows for its entertainment value only. If you’re a Saudi sheik, a successful rap artist or the principal stockholder in something like Twitter, Amazon or GoDaddy, then you might fetch your checkbook. We’re about to talk about something frivolously awesome. The Brabus Crawler is what would happen if a Polaris side-by-side had a baby with a Messerschmitt Bf 109 fighter plane. Crafted using the powertrain, axles and locking differentials from a Mercedes G-Class SUV, the Brabus Crawler is the cross-country, off-road sand machine for the comfortably rich. While they were at it, the good…

BRABUS CRAWLERR

→ While the firearms industry is wide and deep, there are a few companies that are considered cornerstones. These companies have reached iconic standing and are truly household names. One of the best examples of this is Magpul. Take a PMAG anywhere in the free world, and it will be more than likely recognized. While everyone knows the name, Magpul has remained a bit of an enigma in the industry. They pretty much keep to themselves and occasionally come out of seclusion to release a new product. I had the fortune to interact with members of the Magpul team previously, but even then, they stay laser-focused on matters of design. That changed recently when I received an invitation to attend the first Magpul Live event. ALONG FOR THE RIDE The Magpul Live…

LAST LICKS: The last meal of a serial killer named Robert Anthony Buell was a single unpitted black olive while another murderer, Saddam Hussein, favored Raisin Bran Crunch as his cereal of choice while in custody. Can we at least hope that he had to eat them dry or at the very least with warm water? BLACK APPLES: Yup, they exist. The Black Diamond apple breaks the red and green rules for most of the apples we see and eat. Though this fruit resembles something from a fairy tale, we can assure you that black apples are real and safe to eat. Maybe just refrain if a wicked old witch offers it to you. BUGGING: Jelly beans and other glazed candies are commonly coated in hardened insect secretions. Shellac is a processed and hardened resin…

Google That Sh*t

Philadelphia Cream Cheese was invented in New York, but “Philadelphia” sounded classier. Occasional daytime naps may be just what adults need to prevent heart attacks and strokes. The city of Walnut Creek, California, prohibits Halloween masks without permits. The average jar of peanut butter may contain four or more rodent hairs. Ghost crabs growl using teeth in their stomachs. Old people’s smell is caused by a molecule called 2-nonenal, which is secreted by aging skin. A couple once tried to name their child Brfxxccxxmnpc-cccll-lmmnprxvclmnckssqlbb11116, pronounced “Albin.” The number of years the roundworm species Diploscapter pachys has gone without having sex is 18 million. Many gummy candies are made from pigskin, cattle bones and cattle hide. Big Bird’s costume on Sesame Street is made of turkey feathers that have been dyed yellow. If you watch food cooking shows, you are 11…

Google That Sh*t

THE FEMALE BLUE LINE

ON April 1, 1908, Ms. Lola Baldwin was sworn in as an officer with the city of Portland, Oregon. This is considered by most to be the first woman hired by a U.S. city as a traditional officer to carry out regular law enforcement duties. Much has changed in the 114 years since that historic day. Today female officers are a common site in agencies across the United States. While female roles have grown in the law enforcement community, they can still face challenges. BY THE NUMBERS A survey conducted by the National Center for Women and Policing in 2001 looked at how many women were working in the field. They surveyed the country’s largest municipal, county and state law enforcement agencies, specifically those that have a minimum of 100 sworn officers.…

THE FEMALE BLUE LINE

OVER THE PAST DECADE, LAW ENFORCEMENT SEEMS TO BE INCREASINGLY IN THE SPOTLIGHT FOR ALL THE WRONG REASONS. Skillset has always done our best to shine a light on the boys in blue for having our backs and helping keep the peace on our city streets. That being said, we recently had a chance to sit down with one of law enforcement’s finest, and surprise, surprise, this one happens to be a lady. How early on in your life did you decide you wanted to be in law enforcement? It’s interesting; I was a die-hard fan of The X-Files from the 90s (I think I was maybe 12), and that piqued my curiosity in law enforcement. I always thought I would be gallivanting around the world doing sexy spy stuff. Flash forward 10…

Welcome to another installment of the coolest EDC Skillset has to offer! We are proud to feature hardworking Americans whose sole mission is to fill your pockets with kickass items for your everyday carry. Now, let’s dive right into this six-pack of goodies. FENGBRO HEAVY HITTER “TIGER CAMO” RADIO • 8w power • 3-to 5-mile radius • Tiger striped is offered in a mini version through Instagram Dm only. • Hand-painted and programmed to you. MSRP: $175 (fengbros.com) BLACKSIDE CUSTOMS T-BOT BOTTLE OPENER • A tactical bottle opener that can be used as an impact device • Stonewashed finish • Titanium material Made in the USA • MSRP: $140 (monkeyedge.com) CASIO G-SHOCK WATCH • Case/bezel material: carbon/resin • Weight: 51 grams • Carbon Core Guard structure • Battery life: three years • 200-meter water resistance • Mineral glass • Double LED light • Accuracy: ±15 seconds per month • MSRP:…

5 SKILLSETS TO MASTER

1 START A FIRE WITHOUT MATCHES Humans share a primal link with fire. Fire provided warmth from the frigid elements, light from the dark unknown and protection from wild animals. It allowed them to cook their food, heat their water and eventually forge tools, all of which extended the life expectancy of all mankind from that day forward and forever. Half a million years later, the ability to start a fire like our ancestors is mostly lost in modern society with matches, lighters, flares and ignition stoves. Here’s how to return to your primitive roots. READING GLASSES: Are you farsighted? If so, you’re in luck, as your glasses can be used to start a fire; however, ironically, you’ll need some water, too. The converging lenses of glasses for farsightedness bend the light…

5 SKILLSETS TO MASTER

The dictionary describes hope as “a feeling of expectation and desire for a certain thing to happen.” Have you ever been in a dark room searching for the light switch? Now, if it’s your room, you pretty much know where the light switches are with the exception of someone moving some furniture, causing you to bang your toes, knees or shins. However, when you’re in a dark room that you’ve never been in before, you tread carefully because you don’t want to bang your shins, toes or knees. And while you’re gently walking through the room, lightly touching the wall for the light switch, there’s going to be frustration with “where is this blankety blank” light switch thing. In those moments of frustration, you’re either going to continue looking or…

YOU ARE WHAT YOU EAT

Think back to the last time you were really hungry. I don’t mean you were a bit peckish when a work meeting ran long. I’m talking about real, gnawing hunger—the sort that might make a person do something fairly desperate. Most modern Americans legitimately cannot imagine. Uncle Sam uses hunger and sleep deprivation as stress enhancement tools in military training. That’s where I tasted it myself. However, outside of that environment, I can honestly say I have never been truly hungry, at least not on the scale we will discuss directly. The human body is a most majestic machine. Efficient, versatile, capable and tough, this remarkable contrivance can navigate, refuel, reproduce and heal, all with the singular goal of survival at any cost. This drive to survive can, under certain circumstances, take…

YOU ARE WHAT YOU EAT

CHANCE BUTTERFIELD PRO STEER WRESTLER ON:

How did you get into steer wrestling, aka bulldogging? My family history is western lifestyle and rodeo, so I was really set up for it. I’m a third-generation cowboy as well as a third-generation steer wrestler behind my grandfather, Bud, and my dad, Craig. With their experience behind me, I had a jump start into the discipline with them as coaches. I worked on our ranch and feedlot growing up, then got into rodeo the first time in my early teens where I eventually got into steer wrestling in high school and competed in the NHSRA (National High School Rodeo Association). After a successful high school rodeo career, I accepted a full scholarship to college rodeo in Texas where I competed for two years at South Plains College and two years…

CHANCE BUTTERFIELD PRO STEER WRESTLER ON:

MIDSUMMER SCREAM

As the seasons transition from summer to fall or autumn—whatever you call it—tree leaves change color, temperatures get a little cooler, daylight grows shorter and animals prepare for the long months ahead, as do we prepare as humans for a little holiday called Halloween. I know August seems a little early for some folks to start thinking about black cats, witches and things that go bump in the night, but not us! The Halloween and “the Haunt” industry (AKA haunted house industry) is a billion-dollar business with some of its top consumers right here in the good old US of A. If you’re a veteran reader of Skillset, you know we love this scary time of year. In the past, we have conducted our very own paranormal ghost hunt and even…

MIDSUMMER SCREAM

NO REST FOR THE WICKED

THE END OF THE YEAR IS UPON US. DID YOU ACCOMPLISH ANY OF THE GOALS YOU SET FOR YOURSELF THIS YEAR, or did you let another year slip away without giving it your all? It’s so easy to justify when the world is this crazy. The kids need more attention, and business and work are booming. It’s ok, you will do it tomorrow or perhaps next year when you have free time. They are hiring another person to help with the workload. Something seems to always prevent you from reaching those goals. If you allow it, there will always be excuses—and excuses that can become roadblocks. The same can be said for Skillset. We started the beginning of the year with massive change—no longer being a standalone print publication but finding ourselves…

NO REST FOR THE WICKED

FOREIGN VS. DOMESTIC

→ It is time once again to try and deliver peace and harmony to the universe by bringing together two warring factions and see if we can find common ground. While there are certainly lots of groups we could choose from, we decided to pick a topic where both sides have compelling arguments: Foreign vs. Domestic. Do you carry a gun, drive a car or dine on foods from other countries because they are the best you can find or do you insist “Hecho in ’Merica” is the best way to ensure our country remains strong and viable from now until the end of time? To choose our participants in this Roundtable, I simply traveled to a local 3-Gun shooting match at Rio Salado Sportsman’s Club in Mesa, Arizona. There, I…

FOREIGN VS. DOMESTIC

DESANTIS TURNS 50

→ Holster making is one of the most competitive sub-genres in the firearms industry with hundreds of companies claiming that theirs “is the best.” You can’t go on social media these days without getting blasted by these ads that all seem to feature a good-looking woman talking about how it’s the only way she carries her gun. The other thing they have in common is that you invariably stop hearing from them in just a few short years or even months. This is because you can’t get good at making holsters by just buying the equipment and watching a YouTube tutorial; it takes talent, practice and perseverance. This is precisely what has kept DeSantis going strong, and today we celebrate 50 years of uninterrupted holster perfection. IN THE BEGINNING… The story began…

DESANTIS TURNS 50

DEER TAGS & DUCK RAVS

→ They say pasta is the world’s most universal food, one that is enjoyed in its myriad forms in virtually every country on earth. I’ve been a pasta weenie ever since my first visit to Italy 50 years ago. Since then, I’ve been scarfing various forms of this starchy carbohydrate at least once a week. I take great relish in recalling two quotes by Sophia Loren. One was in front of a bunch of oogling journalists: “What you see here I owe to spaghetti.” The other was: “I’d much rather eat pasta and drink wine than be a size Zero.” I can’t say that what pasta did for Sophia did the same for my figure, but what the hell. Being a hunter, I often pair pasta with game meat and here…

DEER TAGS & DUCK RAVS

SCOTCH’S TASTY COUSINS

→ Many moons ago, I sat in a friend’s freshly finished man cave. It had many leather-bound books and smelled of rich mahogany. I sank into an oversized leather chair as my friend asked if I wanted a whiskey. I, of course, said yes, and in short order, a glass of golden liquid was in my hand. “It’s a single malt; I think you will like it,” he chimed. I sat there in the utter civility of it all and took a sip. I had imagined being transported to the foggy glens of Scotland as bagpipes wailed in the distance. What I got was a jolt into a Japanese-influenced world akin to Bladerunner. My brain scrambled to define what I was tasting. It was a single malt, but not like…

SCOTCH’S TASTY COUSINS

PAHVANT PRO PANT Four-point knee articulation, polyester double weave fabric, DWR coating and SILVADUR odor-fighting technology means that getting over the mountain and through the woods will be easier and more comfortable in a pair of Pahvant Pro pants. Thirteen-inch side leg vents help keep you cool while the deep zipper cargo pockets and large front and rear pockets keep your supplies close at hand. The Pahvant Pro pant is an excellent outer layer for cooler, drier weather. MSRP: $100 PAHVANT PRO JACKET Quiet and tough, the Pahvant Pro Jacket’s 2L of soft shell fabric with a DWR coating means you will be warm, dry and quiet when hiking or stalking. Fleece-lined stretch fabric means all-day comfort. SILVADUR odor control, harness access for tree stands, armpit ventilation, welded chest zippers and three-point adjustable…

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