Choosing One Shotgun, Dan Wesson 1911 Handguns, Big-Game Rifles, Police Trade-In Guns & More!

The Shooter's Log by Cheaper Than Dirt! | [View in Browser]( [Cheaper than Dirt]( [Gun Control]( [If I Could Only Have One: Shotgun Edition]( the continuing series “If I Could Only Have One," we are looking at shotguns. For many of us, a shotgun might be the only gun we would have if we could only have one firearm. While a handgun is needed for concealed carry, home defense, area defense and hunting may be accomplished with the shotgun. A shotgun is a versatile firearm. [Read More]( [Dan Wesson]( [Series Review: Dan Wesson 1911 Handguns]( the “if I could have only one” topic is immensely interesting. After all, there are many times when our funds or opportunity to obtain firearms is somewhat limited. When working-up research around the gun shop, you seldom find anyone who is interested in owning only one gun. When it comes to pistols, here is my pick. [Read More]( [Big Game]( [Best Big-Game Rifles for North America]( As any of you who have read my (John Bibby) articles will already know, I am a fan of long-distance shooting. That works really well with plains game, as you might not get within 200 yards. That isn’t the case on many elk, caribou and bear hunts, however. Your caliber will be specific to your desires and the intended game. Let's dive deeper. [Read More]( [Police Trade-In]( [Should You Buy a Police Trade-In Gun?]( Every LEO agency in the U.S. has a timetable for their firearms. A given agency may determine the wear and tear on the average gun will make it a potential liability after seven years of ownership. Other agencies may decide on five or 10 years. Regardless of the timeframe, are these firearms good options for the citizen gun buyer? Let's discuss. [Read More]( [Shotguns]( [A Beginner’s Guide to Shotguns]( Shotguns are one of the most useful tools in your arsenal. However, there are many different types on the market, separated by gauge as well as action. Since this is a beginner’s guide to shotguns, I’ll try to keep it simple and explain the different types of shotguns you are likely to run into on the market, as well as what jobs they do best. [Read More]( [Week-In-Review]( [Week-In-Review News Roundup: April 11-17, 2021]( Check out our Week-In-Review News Roundup, where you’ll find some of the previous week’s top stories in the shooting industry, as well as our favorite reader comments and #RangeDayFriday photos. [Read More]( Win This Handgun! [RDF]( [New Loyalty Reward ]( To redeem, [select one of these #rangedayfriday shirts,]( add it to your cart, and enter your reward code at checkout. Not a loyalty member? [Join today!]( [Facebook]( [Instagram]( [Twitter]( [Youtube]( P.O Box 162087 Fort Worth, TX, 76161, US © 2021 CTD, Inc. All Rights Reserved If you want to unsubscribe from our mailing list, unsubscribe [here](