Publication/Issue: Ballistic Winter 2016

Mike Lamb is a former Marine who has served as a Force Recon Marine as well as in some of ...

Survive a high-rise building emergency by knowing your surroundings and options.

Whether you have a stock trigger, a race-gun-worthy aftermarket trigger, or a trigger that you’ve put some work into smoothing ...

With the advent of reliable and affordable rifle optics, the art of aiming a rifle solely by aligning the front ...

Scoring firearms-related schwag, especially from companies you like, is a nice way to perk up your day. Some people enjoy ...

Here's a look at some everyday carry gear that you should have on you at all times.

Drinking water might be the most important thing to consider when planning for your survival after a major disaster.

Air vents are ubiquitous in most any home or office, so an air-vent-style safe would certainly blend in well if ...

To win in war, you need men, money, morale and materiel. These tenets have proven true throughout history, and even ...

Whether you’re dealing with a threat from a street thug, find yourself in the middle of a natural disaster or ...

Ballistic strives to be the premier firearms and survival magazine for today’s shooters and firearms enthusiasts—from beginners and those interested ...

It was during a scorching 113-degree day, under the bright burning sun and five hours into a carbine competition that ...

To a majority of shooters, one of the most unpleasant things about shooting is the deafening sound that accompanies each ...

The iconic 1911 handgun has been in continual use since the U.S. Army first adopted it over 100 years ago. ...

They say that competition is good for innovation, and those words couldn’t ring truer than in the firearm industry. New ...

Let’s say you’ve chosen to carry a defensive handgun concealed but can’t decide on exactly which one to carry. We’ve ...