Inflation may have ticked downward ever so slightly in July, but it hasn’t reduced the effects of inflation on the budgets of millions of American households. Prices have been rising…
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Once upon a time you could trust that doctors and nurses had your best interests as a patient at heart when you were being treated. But those days are long…
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Winter Survival Clothing: Some Considerations
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Unless you’re an avid outdoorsman who regularly makes hiking, backpacking, or skiing trips outdoors in wintertime, it’s likely that you haven’t given much thought to staying warm in winter. For…
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The Nanny State Encroaches Even Further
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As sad as it may be to admit it, the glory days of driving may be far behind us. Every year brings ever more technological developments that have as their…
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The 8x50R Mannlicher cartridge dates back to 1890, to the very early days of smokeless cartridges. It originally featured a 244-grain bullet traveling 1,950 feet per second, for 2,060 foot-pounds…
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In the first part of this guide we examined the pros and cons of soft body armor. In this part of the guide we’re going to get into the various…
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The venerable .30-06 Springfield cartridge has been the parent of numerous wildcat cartridges, some of which have gone on to become established cartridges in their own right. Among them is…
