ten75ice
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What do you recommend to stay up on new products and industry news in hard copy? In other words, what's next to your toilet?
Shooting Magazines & Publications
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Depends on which part of the industry your dealing with, but for reloading I go with Handloader Magazine.
Lou45
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Those magazines say "ALL THINGS GREAT" about all products they feature in their mags, whether or not those "THINGS" are "GREAT" or are nothing more than a genuine "PIECE OF SHIT". If the magazines called a piece of shit they featured as a "piece of shit" or similar but in more politically correct terminology, they'd probably loose a multi million dollar advertising account from the manufacturer.
Mdshooters. Just keep your iPad clean.
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S&W19
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That's funny. Gun mags are my throne literature as well.
American Rifleman because that's my NRA magazine of choice.
Guns and Ammo. I picked it up in a super cheap subscription offer. I've enjoyed it since the editor and format change.
iH8DemLibz
When All Else Fails.
I trust absolutely nothing in shooting magazines. When someone is paid to write a story about a product, the unvarnished truth will never see the light of day.
Even Speer and Hornady reloading manuals call for Speer and Hornady bullets. Though we all know you can mix and match different powder and bullet manufacturer combinations until the cows come home without ill effect.
All advertising and all commercials should come with a disclaimer: "We are about to convince you to part with your money. Resistance is futile".
Then we would have truth in advertising.
Even Speer and Hornady reloading manuals call for Speer and Hornady bullets. Though we all know you can mix and match different powder and bullet manufacturer combinations until the cows come home without ill effect.
All advertising and all commercials should come with a disclaimer: "We are about to convince you to part with your money. Resistance is futile".
Then we would have truth in advertising.
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ten75ice
Career Fire Fighter
Yeah I'm not looking to buy stuff based on someone's opinion or "torture" test(with the exception of MDShooters of course). I just want to stay up on what's new and available. Firearms and support equipment.
jimv8eatr
Hooligan #4.5
I like to read Gun Tests. They test firearms, scopes and various equipment and then write about them.
http://www.gun-tests.com
http://www.gun-tests.com
SmokingGun
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Johnthetoolguy
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The only magazines I get now are Gun Tests, American Handgunner, and American Rifleman.
I dropped Guns and Guns and Ammo because they were garbage.
I still get Shotgun News but I don't consider that a magazine.
I dropped Guns and Guns and Ammo because they were garbage.
I still get Shotgun News but I don't consider that a magazine.
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